... costs for the wilful damage done to the (lour, ant in default of payment was committed to hard labour for 14 days. Lilies Hardy was ordered to pay a fine of 2;. 6:1. under the Bye.lawv, for creating a brawl opposite St. Andrew's Workhouse, on Friday evening ...

... wvrpool. draper. J:,mUltry S.-joseph Abraham Coy, Catherine Wh'leel, 11llnm-Stltet Swi~tlwatlk, Surrey, hlcenced victualler.- Thomas Harris, Jobhn.8tioe~t, Amuin-rsf~qualie, London, mero bout. WViiaRM -Hawker', CollgevgO'eett, DOW~rate- ?? I en, Ii. FOMvY ...

... 51urray Cockerrriouth, Thomas Batley ; Coldstream, Georae Wltson Dartington, William Oliver-; Durham: T. Hoggett and J. H. Veltch; Felton, Thomas Coweue Gatesheiad, Watasts Clement, Chemist; Hartlepool, J. Precter; Hexham, Thomas Dobson and W. Gibson, ...

... leave a little air at night; but guard against cutting winds, by hanging part of a thin mat over the aperture. See that half-hardy plants in the open ground, and in pits and frames, are sufficiently protected from the frost. I Take especial care of the more ...

... firing begin. man could judge. nor I could not tell. I saw no smoke outside. enough the tiring liegan from the Inn.** Edward Thomas, draper, and Mr lUlmm Townsend, irondcnler in Newport,to ter during the last twenty years. He was Ucscrinca as nunc Inal in ...

... were-MIr. Matnle, solicitor to the Treasury; Thomas Morris, sur- 1 veyor; Thomas Bowen, George Lloyd, Richard a Hawkins, Joseph Stockdale, James Samuel, s Henry Smith, James Anthony, John Nicholas t Hawkins, and Thomas Saunders; at six o'clock- f the Court rose ...

... more properly speaking, debating societies, at the time well known in London. under the presidency of Gale Joves, Thelwall, Hardy, and other men, at that period of some notariety in the poli tical world. Frost s:ldom or ever spoke at these socicties, but ...

... a daughter. At the Leazes Terrace, in this town on the 13th inst. the wife of Thomas Wright, Esq. jun. of son. MARRIAGES. At St. John's Church, on the 14th inst. Mr. Thomas Oliver, architect and surveyor, this town, to Miss Elizabeth Best, of Seorton ...

... ALEXANDER, Esq. > H. R. PERKINS, Esq. SAMUEL EYRE, Esq. THOMAS PRICE, Esq. ROBERT FERGUSON, Esq. WILLIAM E. TAYLOR, Esq. THOMAS HOPE, Esq. \ JOHN WILSON, Esq. J. D. HUSTLER, Esq. WM. WHITTAKER. Esq. THOMAS KNOWLES, Esq. i GEORGE WILLIAMS, Esq. IMMEDIATE BENEFITS ...

... Mr John Harvey, tobacconist, Mr W. 0. Dickinson, tobacconist, Mr Thomas Mor- land, Side, and Mr John Strechan, Jesmond Villa, who have become annual subscribers to that amount. Thomas Robson, Esq., Carlton Terrace, has also be- come an annual subscriber ...

... Co., OF t hat pitwce-, draperL;, At Pacely Hall, near Cleveland Inn, York, on the 14th inst., aged 9 months, Thomas Henry, Infant aon of Thomas Finley Barton, Esq., of Sowerby. At his fathers, New Grove, Middlesex, Captain James T. IBrown, H. C. S., seoond ...

... West Strand. John Collin* hotel keeper, Staines. Austin Foseell, Ironmonger, Oxford. John Win Stanley, droggirt. Chcwley. Thomas Blethyn, woollen draper. BristoL Kidiard Groenhow. coal master. Wrexham. Denbigh. Joseph and W illiam Latham, cotton spinners ...