... arrivals are-the Lord Bishop of Norwich, Sir Thomas Beevor, Lady Beevor and family, Lady Tutiil, Colonel Ellis, Colonel Allix, M. P., R. Allix, Esq., and Mrs. Allix, Rev. J. Carlos, Mrs. Carlos and Miss Borton, Mrs. Hardy and Miss Smears, Mr. Frederick Farr and ...

... the elder, George Kirby, John Kirby, the younger, Amos Kirby, Chas. Pulford, George Pearce, Bobt. Kent, James Barium, and Thomas Baler, paupers, by Edwd. P. Montagu, Esq., and Hugh Owen L.L. D., charged with having, at Shiprueadow Workhouse, together ...

... last:- St. Clement's Ward: Mr. W. Baley, jun., and Mr. John Wilson.-St. Margaret's : Mr. Thomas Shuttleworth and Mr. Samuel Beard.-Middle Ward: Mr. John Fruer and Mr. Thomas Jennings.-Bridge Ward: Mr. Edw. Dobson and Mr. Samuel Hunt.-Westgate Ward : Mr. Jas ...

... deceased has left a widow and large family of children to bewail his loss. COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HoUse or CoRRaEcroN.-Thomas Kent, by the Revds. Temple FPree and Wm. rlanning, chargd with having, at Thrandeston, feloniously stolen one sack and three ...

... for trial at the ensuing u Assizes. us On Saturday night last, or early the following morning, a ram, the property of Mr. Thomas Ling, of Rumburgh, Is farmer, was killed in a field in All Saints: the skin, feet, be and entrqils were left there, and the ...

... Yarmouth, with soap. SArLPD-Gleaner, Garrod; halcyon, RandsforGoole: Lnurel, Thompson, for Leith: Secundus, Hardy; Stevens,Chatten; Vigilant,Rovwland; Thomas Clarkson, Cooper, for London, with grain. Cam - bridge cs.), Wright, for Hull, with goods. Orwell ?? ...

... Union House, by assault- - ing Thomas Read, an inmate: 21 ?? Barrell, s for absconding from the SudQ~ury House with a suit of clothes, the property of the guardians: one month.- t Horatio Cocksedge, for an assault upon Thomas Capsey, ,of Bradfield: one month ...

... landed ina slightly damaged state; and the vessel will, I fear, be a Etotal ?? rescued: Thomas Lane, seaman; ?? Goode, ditto. Persons lost: James Hubbard, mas- ter:. Thomas Hubbard, mate, end son to the master; Win. IMarshall, boy. IJUNGAY. The poor of the ...

... an- nouncing the abolition of the Police Magistrates' Court, an te mmdat op~eration of, Aesidleat Magistrates 0 Ordinance; Thomas Bekhim, Eieq., has. been very pro-' ir perly appointed a resident Magistrate, aecording to the ?? the new law.. The Sti~ireme ...

... ed by twso XWhig Radicals. Thi's election is Sthe mosre interesting to ithe county of Soilolk, as tite ssson.m law of Sir Thomas S. GSoocli heatds the pull, A Lawsati 150, W. It. Ferrand 122, C. Studgeon, 85. S/ircerosbur-y.-A Cisnservsitive isember gained ...

... s8etarday, Se2ptentber 21, 1S44. ?? SOCIETY FOR TI'E PROPAGATION OF TIHE GOSPEL IN FOREIGN PAiRTs.-We are informed that the Rev. Thomas Robinson, D.D., formerly Archdeacon of Madras, and Chaplain to the late Bishop Heber, is expected to preach a Sermon in behalfof ...

... Wright: I Halcyon, Rands, for Hull, with wool. Thomas Clarksoi, r Cooper; Joseph and James, Huinfry; Star, 'Ihorn; Julia Wood, Gennett; Suffoll Trader, Goddard ; Friends, Annis; Totnes, Skeet; Secundus, Hardy, for London, with goods. Orwell ?? Rackliam; ...