... best 12 roeas and best ceIlee- tion of rosee.-MIrs. Freermai: best bouquet.- Mrs. Cobbold: sn ex. tra prizs for a bonquct of hardy flowcers.-Mr. Bridges: an extra prize for a collection of fusehius The following prizes were awarded to Cot. tngers:-Iztprize; ...

... stated that the line beyond Ipswich would be wholly abandoned. This we suppose is an error of the reporter, for this is too hardy an assertion for any one in his senses to make. We have no donbtthat as it is found desirable to extend the Railway beyond ...

... tion ,have beets removed from the county gaol, in this tonsn, by Mr. Johnson, and assistant, to ;the Milbank prison: viz., Thomas Tricker, John Garoham, and Edwvard Dali- thorne Double, for 1s years each ; and Robert Randall and Samuel Mlorshey, for 7 ...

... proposed so to overcome the extremely active principles of repulsion which at present subsist in all their vigour between the hardy natives of both countries throughout their respective frontiers and frontier provinces, has iot been explained to us. We confess ...

... coasters in ballast, . VOODBIIDGh.E ARsvLDn-.Cumnberland, Smith; I William and George, Gammage, from London, with goods. i Thomas, Barker, from Goole : Waterloo, Laws, from I Stockton- James, Cooper, from Sunderland : Sports- .man, Skipper ; Industry, ...

... yards of the Hogue, the Dragon, the Sphynx, the Stromboli, and all the other square-rigged ships in harbour, the stalwart and hardy crews stood erect in ranks, holding on by the guys and man-ropes nt their giddy height, and all forming a scene which must ...

... stolen one peek and a half of potatoes and on, ltentti,~1 bag, the property of Robert Lutes, shcopket-per.-0-r(i'i- ?? Smart, Thomas 'Newman, John dris and Charles Webb, by RJ. JBussell, Esq., for niftbeiousik~ dlestroying a quantity of onhum, by bumrnin ...

... Kitson, for itd Goole: Emma, Hadgraft; Catherine Mary, Hughes, for Liverpool, with grain. Lord Nelson, Butten Primus, er- Hardy, for Manningtree, with iron. Julia Wood, Ben- er- nett; Tradesman, Cloid ; Mary Catherine, Towning; ,u- Experiment, lfusher; ...

... for all that is truly nobleand great, itwas on this occasion, when the liberal master of the feasticalled before him the hardy sons of toil, to partake of the aniple cheer provided, andtoreceive rewards for inustrious andmerito- torious conduct. These ...

... fe(W ?? ;1,111e't PtGEO'N MATC. -OIl Tuesday last two mat!ltie off at Bosford, for two silver cups, both nf wvhili WiW won by Thomas Henry Maberly, Esq., of CO(iloisO r, 'AQ had opposed to him some of the anosE skilful AlIot I::; the Suffolk gentlemen, as ...

... Merchitnt Askewv Charlen'DIiani 4unns; ;JemitaWeb . Ip ster; Edward; Ford;ivi Exmima,%Christie; \'igilauyRow,. 41 land; Secendtis Hardy,; GippingH Uenufttt.froin London Ip Cambridge ?? Wrightfrom 'Hu.l, vith goodls Lortd Nelson, Barker, from ayewith timber. Phtnix ...

... most flouril Ilig colonies betoo.n~ig to the Crown. It would stot lie regretted by the mopjspirtof the community, if tlte hardy class of lumberrfbould entirely cease stut of the land; for ?? of fl,)1!ple is said to prevail very generally antong titeme ...