... o|ierativc, well the attention all his deluded and deluding feasting cufiqouiour, to the Lives and Reports of the Trials of Thomas Muir, William Skirving, Tltomm Fysbe Palmer, Joseph Gerrald, and Maurice Margarot, those noble benefactors and sufferers, ...

... which lay lietween them , and the Carhsts, in lafts anil launches under the uire«'- tioii of Captain laipidge and Lieutenant Hardy, and protected by the fire the British Marine Artillery, under the command Major They were landed below u buttery, which lieen ...

... Mertea Mills, Wimbledon, miller, Feb. X, and Maerb 7, at Hndnghall-stnvt; Mltritor, M ■ Dug, CaMW-etraet. Maftma. GrcenSeld, Thomas, Chwwiak, eirtaaßer, 1. and March 7. at Basingball-tWeet; solicitor*, Poole and Garalin, Gray'* Inn-square. Alston, William ...

... especially instanced the Longford election, and the language there held by the proposers of the Tory candidate. Mr. Frederick Thomas Elgie, formerly of this town, made an admirable speech, in which he very skilfully dissected the pretences urged by the Tories ...

... in the circulating medium since December 1833. Mr. Williams. Mr. Robinson. Mr. Gisborne, Mr. Viliiers, Mr. Warhurton. Mr. Thomas Baring, Mr. City. Mr. Patti-on, Mr. Mr. O.iincil, Mr. fr.i'wford, and Mr. Pouiet Thompson having severally *1 oken. Sir U ...

... Court Bill read u second time. After few words from Mr. Harvey, Mr. Wortlcy, Mr. O'Connell. Lord Russell, Mr. ifcunes, and Mi. Hardy, the bill was tqail a second time, and ordered to tie committed on Friday nevt. Sducatlon In Ireland. Upon the motion tliat ...

... the 6th Instant, Wortley. near Barnsley, nee, Ist. Mr Thomas Hall, late head game keeper Eord Wbamcliffe. , . • . , Bel voir Castle, the Instant, after tew days attack the prevailing epidemic, Thomas nped 66. who had filled the situation groom of the t ...

... , merchants. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. Thomas Drysdale, Buchanan street, Glasgow, grocer, March 9 at the Black Bull Jnn, Glasgow. [from THE LONDON GAZETTE OF TUESDAY, MARCH. 7, DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. March 6.—Thomas Lucas, of Red Lion wharf, Upper Thames ...

... Eaton, Mr. Milner, Gibraltar-street; Mr. Brown. Porter-street; Mr. Oakes. Sbcffield-moor; Mr. Ashmore, Sheffiehl-moor, and Mr. Hardy, Pondstreet, Sheffield. ££* Sale to aomownee Ten o'Cloek each Forenoon. Sales Mr. Sterenson. MODERN SOLD BY AUCTION, MR. STEVENSON ...

... a live-shilling piece, four half-crowns, four shillings, and one sixpence, from-the house Mr. Geo. Hardy, Eyre-lane, on Monday night last. Mr. Hardy having left his own house, and gone iuto neighbour's, fur aboi't a quarter of an hour, was induced to ...

... back all tbe infinite variety 01' tribute which the nations ot the eaith thus pour into the lap of our abundance—are not the hardy tars, who thus minister to the augmentation of our wealth, and the spread of our renown, worthy of a nation's care they who ...

... ro. u. gram. meal, and llu.ir, the pro- dear the hid that lift* to the afcirm; charg.d wuii stealing a cock, tl.e propcily Thomas ius| !, f e kind might meutioued. but slate!ubaerveU that Hie b«ast a former «veiiiiig| , orillHtlul ,, .U.iuld be dto tile ...