... Hodges, Esq., M.P., Colo- nel Evans, MI.P., Thomas Prout, Benjamin Hall, Esq., M P., Sir John Stanley, Edward Kendall, Esq., Chel- tenham, K. Hoskyvs, Esq., M.P., E. D. Davenport, Esq., H. Tuffnell, Esq., Thomas Bish, Esq.. M.P., Join Collier, Esq., M.P ...

... WVhitshed, Bart., Sir P. Henderson Dur- ham, Lord Strafford, Sir R. Stopford, SirWilliam Lumley, Sir J. NV. Gordon, Sir Thomas M. Hardy, Viscount Pal. e serston, Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Sir G. Anson, Sir T. Dallas, Viscount Canterbury, Sir Herbert Taylor, ...

... George Grimes, at St. Helens, who was accidentally ?? accordingly. Married on the 14th inst., at St. Thomas's Church, ye Newport, by the Rev. Dr. Worsley, Thomas Brown, Es. Of wE Burnham Market, Norfolk, to Priscilla Msartha, daughter of the FT latn' Mr. Ohadiah ...

... Dawvson, promoted In the 56th Regiment of Foot. COMMISSARIAT. To be Deputy ?? Clock Thomas Graham ; Commissasiat Clerk W~in. Henry Drake. IMEMOnANDA.-Lieutenaut 'Thomas Trigge, upon hali pay of th6 104th Regiment of Foot, has been perseitted to retire ...

... 22nd ult. at Rathenole, John 111dis, Esq., of the Ordinance Department, DUslin to Cihrltte, youngest daughter of the Rev. Thomas Hayden. vicar of Iathi: ?? 16th ult, at Whitby, Richard Strong, Esq;. ot White Hall, to Miss Jane Maxwell Smith, neice of ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... AND CoUNTRY NEWO. Committed to the county gaol, Durham, Thomas Tur- ner, late ur Ashton-under-lyrae, charged withstealiligfiol Sarah Harrison, at Darlington, ?? shillings. On the 29th ult., Thomas Jobling, of Stockton, joiner, was committed to the house ...

... appeal from the Rolls or the Vice-Chancery to the Court of the Chancellor. We scarcely think there will now be found a suitor hardy enough to adopt this mode of proceeding. To appeal to the same judge who has already given his decision on the case, will be ...

... Capel, the lady ot the Rev, Joseph Tweed, of a daughter. 9th inst. was married, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, by the Rev. Thomas Vowler Short, Edward Francis Fendell, Esq., of Upper Bedford Place, to Mary Frances, eldest daughter of Robert Child, Esq ...

... died suddenly, at Southwold, in a fit of apo- plexy, the Rev. John Robinson, clk., in his 76th year. 15th inst. died, Mr. Thomas Norman. farmer, of H in. tlesham, leaving a wife and 4 chiildren. Mr. N. was in the art of applyitig shackles to the hind ...

... past hiet. Several private petitions were presented. Mr. E. A. Sandford and Mr, Elwes took the oaths andl their seats. Mr. THOMAS BARING presented a petition from Yarmouth against the Abolition of Imprisonment for Debt Bill; also il petition from tile ...