... Rotterdam to Hull, has been assisted into the bay with loss of anchors and cables, having struck Margate Sand. The Emerald Isle, Thomas, from London to Wales, has been brought this morning derelict. The Elizabeth, Van berg, has been assisted into this hay, with ...

... o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday, ac Falr.ck Jordan and Thomas Farrell, who are eiders for ii.l county, and who deponent 1. informed and Sr^«^rA-s.x JssS it Vde^iinuid.iiiri'hi nephew of said Thomas Lefroy ; he was delamcd Carrie the altern of Saturday ...

... Queen-strcct - .11 Air. James Walsh, Grace;hurch-street . .11 Thomas Cooper, Esq., Monument-yard .11 II Mr. Joseph Had!anil, 115, Cheapsidc . *ll Air. R. Shillingford . ditto . .11 Mr. Thomas Shillingford, ditto . .11 Nath. Fenn, Esq., jun., Botolph-lane ...

... house robbery ; John ,i. '.tut a'sau’t. and robbery ; Thomas Barnwell, i.d robbery , James Uobinton, same offence ; Kinagan, con piracy to commit burglary ««nagh, tio'ent assault and rape; Thomas i a>sautl, with intent to commit a rape ; Vne. liotand ...

... Rotterdam to Hull, has been assisted into the bay with loss of anchors and cables, having struck Margate Sand. The Emerald Isle, Thomas, from London to Wales, has been brought in this morning a derelict. The Elizabeth, Vanberg, has been assisted into this bay ...

... John Norman, to Miss Mary Wilson ; Mr, Thomas Creighton, to Mary, of Mr. Richard Ilotherinilton, grocer; Mr. Win. Armstrong, Miss Mary Ann Johnston' Mr. Thomas Matlinson, Miss Margaret Annstrong; Mr. (ieorge Hardy, Miss Klizaheth Reed; and Mr. Robert Dunbar ...

... the wished tor of copies of the in Preach, to be able to were net the the pastors a wish to the Scriptares, bat The Rev. Mr. Hardy, a minister, bes nev. Tours, consisting of between 60 end 100 any corvies.at who were ‘the and sont tehim. He (the Dean) could ...

... direction of Major Colquhoun), together with the two 32- pounders in the Desierto, which Captain Lapidge and .Lieutenant Le Hardy directed personally, having the men of the two British men of war to work the gunsall these guns, I say, opened upon the enemy's ...

... Carrington, who retire*. 7th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Lacy Walter Yea to Captain, purchase, vice Hamilton, who retires. Ensign Thomas St. Vincent Hope Trowbridge, from the 73d Regiment of Foot, be Lieutenant, purchase, vice Yea. llth Foot—George Edward Alexander ...

... direction of Major Colquhoun), together with the two 32- pounders in the Desterto, which Captain Lapidge and Lieutenant Le Hardy directed personally, having the men of the two British men of war to werk the gunsall these guns. I say, opened upon the enemy's ...

... well adapted for the instruction of youth.”—Literary Gazette. 9. The Book of Butterflies, Moths, ar.d Sphinges. By Captain Thomas Brown, F.R.S., F.L.S., Ac. Embellished with numerous highly coloured illustrations. In three vols. Bvo. 10s. Cd. “This is ...

... direction of Major Colquhoun), together with the two 32-pounders in the Deal. erto; Which Captain Lapidge and Lieutenant Le Hardy ditected personally, hav:iig tire men of the two British men-of- War to work the guns—all these guns, I say, opened upon the ...