... Commissioners' Rooms, Manchester. CERTIFICATES, Oct. 14. JAMES, T., Bishopsgate-street, trunk nicker. KINGSFORD, W., Buckland, Kent, paper manufacturer. MILTON, M., Brick-street, May-fair, horse dealer. SIIOWELL, T., Bath-street, City-road, tailor. THORN ...

... the Golden Lion Inn, Ipswich. ROSS, C., Beverley, York, wine and porter merchant, Dec. 4, at the Beverley Arms Inn, Beverley. - CERTIFICATES, Nov. 28. . GOLDSTONE, IL, Bath, dealer. . HALL, H., Doncaster, grocer. .. THOMPSON, T., Westerham, Kent, grocer ...

... There Wag once a king with a great club-foot, (Jrlien he reigned is another affair,) Which he managed to bide in a Wellington boot, Such as straight-footed princes wear. And he practised himself to a dignified pace, Becoming his rank and station, And stumped ...

... at one, at tile uunkruptcy Commission ,rorn Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attorneys, Mr. Dawson, KYliani's Inn, Chancery-lane ;or Mr. Kent, W estgate-streec, 45% 4 ,1 ,2 i5t1e-upon - Tyne. Thomas, Stockton -upon-Tees, hatter, Sept. 11, Oct. 7, eteveii, at the Black ...

... noblemen and gen- into the water, a fall of 12 feet, and then immediately ran tlemen were present, viz. ;_Earl Roden, Lord Maidstone, off, leaving her in this awfully perilous situation, no doubt Right Hon. S. R. Lushing - ton, Sir E. Knatchbull, M.P., expecting ...

... consideration he left one to the waiter, and one to be Int. The prisoners severally denied the charge. divided between the boots and chambermaid, instead of the The magistrates, having consulted together, committed usual Courier. Bryant and Gray for trial ...

... bees, to protect their hives by some covering from the intense rays of the else Mail. HOP INTELLIGENCE. (From the Maidstone Gazette.) MAIDSTONE.--The general appearance of the bines in this neighbourhood is far from encouraging. The vermin have taker so strong ...