... the King's Stairs, and there Sir Thomas Williams and Sir Frederick Maitland, with their respective officers, stood waiting to receive the royal visitors. They were accompanied by Sir James Graham and Sir Thomas Hardy. F. J. Vanzeller, Esq. her Majesty's ...

... observations, the information was withdrawn. he ASSAULT ON A CONSTABLE.-O on1\101day, n at the Mansion House, a young mani named Thomas er Wright, was charged with assaulting Jas. Allison, the i's Garrison Side constable, Allisoi stated that having found a man ...

... Aldernian Wood, Mr. Blethel], Lord C. Fitz- Ja5 roy, Mr. ?? Smith, Mr. Miidmay, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Pryms, Mr. R. Walker, 1\rI. X'Williamo Peter, Mr. Yelverton, Mr. roi 'Thomas Wallace, Mr. lnghiam, Mr. C. Buller, Mr. G. Aioson, Mr. Baldwsin, Mr. Divett, Mr. ...

... arrows were, 'William Wright, Esq. who placed threearrows in the gold or bull's eye; and Messrs. Thomas Smurthwaite, (the captain for the last year,) Hardy, Burnett, 'Newcastle,) Currie, Fisher, and C. Croft, Tie silver arrow, which annually givesoccasion ...

... Mr. Attvood's motion on Wednesday evening week:-R. Bethell, Sir G. Cayley, Aaron Chapman, the Hoi. Wit;. Duicontibe, Joltn Hardy, the Hoit C, Langdale, E4. C. Lister, Lord Lowther, Colt Lotyther, and Joi1n Parker. Tie Mp rAT TAx-Tile followving members ...

... to the emigrants leaving this place for America. The meeting was ad- dressed by the Chairman, the Rev. Wm. Crofts, the Rev. Thomas Stratton, the Rev. John Robinson, and several other gentlemen. 'rEMIPERANcE SOCIETY.-A public meeting of the Hull Temperance ...

... occuping a vast extenit of terri- tory south of Buenos Ayres, towards the Ande s, A Portuguese schoonter, the Heroine, from, St. Thomas, on r the African coast, out forty days, had been) wrecked ?? Harbour, near Rocky Key, Jamaica. She had 300 slaves ott hboard ...