... was exhibited by W. B. Thomas, Esq. The fruit was not so numerous as was L expected; indeed a solitary pine, from Mr. Wilkinson, with Si four plants of strawberries from Mr. Barrow, and a plate of (3 strawberries from Air. Thomas, comprised the whole that ...

... sorry to place Mr Hardy here, but we do so in consequence of certain squeamish indications he has given lately of reluctance to be factious -or, in otherwords, to assist in the duty of sentencingoeir.returned political convicts. Mr Hardy has been, and we ...

... Feddeu Bodmin ?? Nfaior Vivlan Sir S. Spry Bolton ?? IV. Bulli!,, P.Ai!swortb Boston.' ?? W. Browulrig d. Wilks Bradford ?? J. Hardy E. C. Lisrer Breckrockshire ?? Colonel WVuod ?? .. (Al. .ll Molgan Bridgenurth ?? T. C. Whlitlnure R. Pigott Bridgewater . ...

... own lined'the shores was beyond all calculation. Their Alajestiea o e of partook of a splendid dijeuner with Sir T. and Lady Hardy, ?he. toI which a large party of the Nobility and several Naval 4 ther Officers had been invited. lked The Princess Victoria ...

... Of 43 ott thre ?? for use re-commoitozent LA of Afr. d'ossltr's Lord's Day Bill-E. Baines, RI. Beitsell, A. Chapman. 551 J. Hardy, Lorsd Morpeth, J, Richards, Sir G. Strickland. le The potato cr01p0 are again beginning to exhibit sin is. of disease hi several ...

... tire roomns ot ,lo ;~ whlo has accepterd thle Chiltern Itsssrdreds. WVAR-OFFICF, Jrs-vr: Ist Regimenit of IDragrooms--Major Thomas .MLsrtea tss ooit.Colooel. wvithoot prsrchnse, vice SOfcin reeI er,e, Wiarsiaw. Uoot., to 1re Cornet. isv yrrcltime, vis-e ...

... this country. tto I)EATrs OF THE ?? is our most painful I task, this day, to announce the death of the AMost Reverend tent Thomas Kelly, Primate of Ireland. His Grace fell a sacri- am fice to a malignant fever, caught while administering the eto rites ...

... MARRIED.-Geo. James Engal, only son of John Engall, Esq. of the Home Park, Windsor, to Anne, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Fisher, of Cheltenham.-G. Milward, Esq. of Gordon- square, London, and the Manor-house, Lechlade, .Gloucestershire, to Sarah ...

... Thqbilom asCse, Esq., Samuel it tParker, Esq., -Henry Saddbach, Esq.,.J. Thinne, BEs, .Samuel 'it Hope, Esq., H. Ashtonj Esq, Thomas Winstanley, Esq., of li ISWoolton, inad about fifty other proprietors. Firorh the ~ac- at at counts read by the Sgereterylt ...

... now of Halifax. William Henry Hughes, late of Portsmouth, fruit merchant. Thomas Beard, the elder, now or late of Dursley's Cross Inn, Longhope, Gloucester. shire, victualler. Thomas Croston, the younger, Liverpool, painter, plumber, arnd glazier. Hancock ...

... Mnssman, Esq., Joseph l-lepseorth, Esq., Thomas 1iill, Esq., John I-Jill, Esq., William George, Esq., John Wright, Esq., &c. lee. &c. Tue Vice President wtas John iBrogden, Esrp ; and Jhisr i-ustier, Jun. Erq., Thomas Aked, Esq, ansi some otirer The cloth ...

... are these:- s H. B. Peck, commander. Joseph Bennett, chief mate. , Seamen-Thos. Thorpe, John Wilson. Edward Cal. e thorpe, Thomas Hines, Robert Bullard, John Robinson, e William Kidney. r Female Convicts-Ellen Galven, Mary Slattery, Ann Cullen, Rose Anu ...