... Jermyn anud Lord C. Fitroy Beiwick Sir Rufane Donkin and Mr. Bradshaw Eeoumaris F. Paget, Esq. Bradlbrd E. Lyster, Esq. and J. Hardy, Esq. - Bla~burn Mr. Turneraand Mr. Fieldeit Birsiig1am iMr. Attwsood and Mr. Scholefield Bristol Philip John Miles, Esq. anid ...

... Cartr- - ?? Y SpDOIner-nowe v ?? v Tlidmac-Laocut v *,aterton. COURT Oi9 ItRVIEWV, GRAY'S INN. Sittinz, at eleven. Exparte Hardy in re Alien-F:xparte Clarke in re Fussell-Rxparte Nierinclx In re Nierinckx. part ?? In re Davies -Exparte JoMin-n il ?? I ...

... Tree iu: frut, W.. ?? Thomias, Eaiq.; the best d'itto in bloom, G.~ Y. Whlinson, W Egg. # thc best Lemon Tree in frult, W. B. Thomas s. the ?? Plant, J. G. Barnes, Esq. ; the rodbe' no ,ditto, Rew. F. Foxiowe; the. bet %3reen House- PlnRe. F.Foalowe; the ...

... Anson, Sir George Fltnglbbiton,Hion.R.HF. Parrott, Jasper Aritley, Sir Jacob Fitzroy, Lord Charles Pattison, James Attwood, Thomas Fitiraimon, Nicholas Pease, Joseph Baglshaw, John Fittainsosi, Chris. Pechell, Captalo Bailubridge, E.T. Folkes, Sir William ...

... atnn C. Ainswvorth, Esq. BolstonoJ. Wilks, Elq., and (a/l_ Brownnigg, Esq. Bradf rd-E. C. Lisrer, Esq., and J. Hardy, Esq. Breconishire-() 'Thomas Wood, Esq., of Giernevett, in this cournty, aniti of Littleton, in A'liddlesex. This gen. tleman, whose san ...

... deal box at Repton, the property of John ?? three calendar months, Thomas Marples, convicted of setting snares for destroy. . Ing game in the township of Barlow.-For one month, I Thomas Kirkman, convicted of takilng fish in the private fishery of the Alarquess ...

... of 423 in Ireland, of 4618 abroad, and Ale. crease of 951 in Great Britain, leaving a net increase of 40.90. in! The Rev. Thomas Graham, jon., having resigned his Carl. by nexion with the C nferene, offered his services to the WeR. een leyan Methodist ...

... Yeoman, Esq., W. J. Colt- and man, Esq., Benjamin Agar, Esq., Rev. W. Dent, M. oh- Stapylton, Esq., Thomas Coitniarn. Esq., Rev. Caleb rho Readshaw. Thomas Clark, IEsq., Williami Prest, Esq., CScarthingwell,) Philip Saltmarshe, Esq., G. Colrolmely, Esq, ...

... Adam, Admiral Hardy, T. Roche, D. Alston, It. Harland, W. C. Rundle, John Babei, }. FHay, Colonel 1, Rutlhven, E., sen. Baring, F. Heneage,14. Ruthven, E.,jun. Bfesw, a. Hirilley, Charles Sheldon, E. R. Blake, Al. Hotard P Sheppard, Thomas Blorial, Sir ...

... slightly, F eli- --June' 17. John. Oates, servant to Captain Fitzpatrick in Ote slightly Thomas Cotton, private, verg severely * fo e ?? aaglet, prvte everely ;ad Thomas Payne, b cut Captain El1sworth'g servant, severely. fe' ?? The maeil fromt Constantinople ...

... the nephew of Sir John Ross, and his companion in the celebrated expedi- tion to the northern pole. It is to be manned by a hardy crew of volunteers, men conversant with the difficulties and the dangers attendant on 'the navi- gation of the northern seas ...

... Commercial Rooms, Bristol, Thomas IVilliam Polton, Bath, fruiterer, Batchellor, Harford, and Staunton's offiee, Bath. Edward Brown, Joseph Davy, and Thomas Davy, Collompton, Devon, woollen manufacturers, Old London Inn, Exeter. 7,-Thomas Stanley, Leeds, manufacturer ...