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... Copter's Coach-ollice, belonging to MAr. Whit- more; James Lockyer, for stealing is coat, the property of Captain -lerapath Thomas Rees, for stealing two loaves from a baker's bitsket: previous eonvictitils scere proved in each of the above cases; Smuel ...

... return, d to him. The Attorney-General.—But, lords, must know in what character Mr. Thomas appears here. The Court.—Are you assigned the prisoner, Mr. Thomas. Mr. Thomas—lt is not a prisoner for treason, lord*. is poor man, and the sum is only ( ...

... carpet-bag on his shouldei und being taken into custody aaid that Hardy him sixpence to carry it found guilty prior conviction being proved he ws sentenced to Years' Transportation Hardy acquitted Smith indicted for having stolen 10 the property of Mrs ...

... & Co. Londoa Rowlind Yallop. Bashighall.street, scriven.r, January aS, Feb. 28, at the Salae place. Solicitor, Rush Londoc Thomas Prichard, Foot's Cray, surgeon, Jan. 31, Feb. 29,St the6amec . place. Solicitor, Powell, Lnndon George Gingell, Sinitli ield ...

... Parliamentary Returns &c &c Stamps Carriage of Parcels Messengers Stationery &c Office for Juries Assizes and Sessions Mr Hardy's Allowance to the time of his death Under Sheriff Liberate Gaolers sums credited in their James 1 lchester per Visiting Justices’ ...

... Stroud, (iloncestershire, Governor of the English Agricultural Society. George Esq. Norfolk. ii Hugh Muuday, Esq. Andover. a Thomas Owen, Esq. Kcntbury, near Newbury. William I’alo, Esq. Camden Town. W. Porter. Esq. lleinbury Fort, Jloniton. Joseph Kogerson ...

... the directions given last week for the ma- nagement of melons and cucumbers. 'Put up a moderate hot-bed for tender and half- hardy annuals. I When flowering plants are removed from the forcing departments let their places be filled up with others forsuccession; ...

... 20, Alexander Macdonald, Addle-street, warehouseman. Thomas Carter, Cheapside, woollendraper. Philip Miles, Hosier-lane, West Smi'htield, victualler. William Bradley. Manchester, picture dealer. Thomas Howard, Salford, Lancashire, victualler. John Nicholson ...

... for sea, and will the same quarter, touching at the Mauritius. has conferred the honour of Knighthood on General, now Sir Thomas Wilde, and on Mr. .ins. Gentlemen Usher of the Sword of State, urham, of Largo, died at Lai House on the 86th year of his ...

... reduction of price on : now ton including delirery SHIP NEWS Cam In Tbe Srienoe Rowlands from Lark Sullock 8t Vanskapen Rorcbe Hardie Marseilles Eugene and Providence Rio Nantes the Busy Browning Seville Trader Kowlaii Bantry Clifton Walters Trinidad Africa ...

... houses appro- priated to their culture. Finish planting, pruning, and nailing all kinds of fruit trees without delay. Sow hardy annuals it the open borders where the frost is out of the ground. FATALITY IN BREEDING FLOCKS.-(FrIomacorrcs- pondent of the ...