... ipping Entriltnicr. TUESD Y. SEPTEMBRR S.E. ARM VED —Orion, Scott, Ncwfotindl,utl. SAlLKo.—Frariers Hardy, Prows,. for Valp-traiso— Wm. Parker, Sewell, for Janei,i—Ettz hth, Rai' ,. .ow, for Antwcrp—Cliristinl rienjaotin, (Limit, for Liml.;ukt, fur af ...

... Sidney Wawrick and Thomas William C»s ell, of Billiter-squarc.' City, merchant*, October 17.—John Honlby and Alfred Soulbv, of tbc Union Brewery, Lami etb-walk, irewert, October I*. —Henry Steam*, of Bunbill-ruw, grocer, October 17. Thomas Wootou, late of ...

... Liverpool, whither Mr Thomas 'repaired on Friday, and, on seeing him inquired if he had recently heard of his friend Mr. H owell. Not very lately, said the prisoner; I hope he has not doneany thing wrong again. No,' sairlMr: Thomas; but I have reason ...

... e by -Mr. Thomas, deputy-constable of Manchester, charged with having stolen a gold watch from the shop of Mr. •Verly, Parker-street. The case was remanded till Wednesday, when the prisoner was brought up for further examination. John Hardy, an assistant ...

... Aicliancl,do Leander, Frank, do, do , Lockwoods. Lawton. from Quebec. do Bernard. Willis. from lt , ierra Leone, do Purdund, Hardie. from Ch,gow, George Fourth, from Newry. do Town of Drogheda, do, fin Drogheda do !Green do, do. do Antelope, do, fin Wexford ...

... Carli-re• • Union, Mills, Workington. ..lames, Storey, Lancaster• •Arethusa, Thomas ' Bristol. • Earl Grey MlCartney, Benbecula, kelp • • Louisa. ChalKer, PlYmouth• • Thomas, Poole, pipeclay. •Gannell, Fowey, china-clay Hope, M.Callurn, and Fortfleld ...

... knocked down by one of te Mr. Hardy, (the defeated candidate for B of Mr. Alderman Goodman that he saw Ord.) sons of Mr. Hardy throw the stone or0, oF the knocked the woman down: Mr. Batearick th t saw John and Charles Hardy throiral51 II that lie John ...

... Robson: Eagie, Crawford; arid Auchentorlie, M'Calluni, Glasgow. • Nestor. Simpson, Leith • Druninvick_, . Douglas, I, or c,i, Thomas and Ann, Poole, pipeclay .Liberty, Smith, Tarbet, wool- • Barbara, Allen, and 13argamy, Hill. Peterhead, herrings. .Flora ...

... Liebe, Thomplon, (lost boat;) Gipsy, Gowans ; Oberon, Grindall ; and Ruby, Farrant, (lost seils,) hen*, at Newfoundland , Thomas, Reid, for Berbice, Tuakar 13th lust Reform, Bontoft, from Rigs for this port, et Torbay Harriet Scott, Arnold, from Quebec ...

... Ltincashire, and in pursuit of the goddess health he embraced, not a cloud like Burke's visionary, but that political hygwist, Mr. Thomas Berry Horsf No one doubts our excellent townsman's hospitality, and among other liens Mr. Pow.. nail was introduced to Mr ...

... Cornhill, 36, Westmoreland-street, Dublin; or to Messrs. and Co., Bankers, Henrietta-strevt, Covent-garo e , to Messrs. Thomas Tinley and Sot, Liverpool. The principles of this Society, in addition to 0 „ nary objects of other offices, combine to the ...

... the ring and chain which had been appended to the watch, and which had been taken from him by Mr. Thomas, returned to him. Mr. Hall directed Mr. Thomas to keep them till after the trial, when, if the prisoner claimed them, and they belonged to him, he ...