... granted to Mr. Hooper, Mr. Plyer, and Mrs. Hooper, all of Ryde, and to Mrs. Drew, of CoweS. George Woodland, was charged by Thomas Bannister, a little boy, with having spoiled his ,h breakfast and dimnerby thiwing filth over it. Basisis-a r- ter was employed ...

... relarrsting 'egetation. The li pgmg barlcys seay perhapvs be somewhat cat isp try the to chary. snout?8, but wheat isr too hardy alplant to 7a ?? rio/s of being injured tirereby ; and in one respect snay to exi ert beneift to rese it-ole., the destruction ...

... (183S),, of the Victoria and Albert, royal yacht, to the rank of Commander. Mfates-Wm. B. Elphinstone (1847), Thomas B. Lethr bridge (1848), and Thomas D. Atkinson (1848), of the Victoria anid Albert, royal yacht, to the rank of Lieutenant. APPOINTHENTS. C ...

... PROMOTIOlS and APPOINTMIENTS. PROMOTION. 1ate-Thomas Andrew, late of H. Al. schooner Bramble, which vessel has been employed in the arduous sur. vey of Torres Straits and New Guinea, to the rank of Lieutenant. APPOINTMENTS, Liesttenancts-F. H. Stirling ...

... four inches long on pivot en slides and carriages ; with' four 32-pounders of 42 1 10 awt. each, and eight feet long9, on Hardy's slidesamid car- v ug riages. v a he(Jamn~pion, 18, Commander J. M. Hayes, which tli. Al 'was commissioned at this port on ...

... Dean of Leigbhlir, 100/. Sir Thomas Dyke-anld Air, Acland, 500/.; Lord ?? 100/.; Colonel' Austen, 100!.; the Altirquis of Chsel. A4 mnonthele1', 500/. ; JTohtn Gladstone aisd Sons, 1,000/. G Air. G. Prero, 11)0. ; Air. J1. Hardy, 250/.;S.Be. Harrison, 100/ ...

... other kind. The produce will be from 16 to 20 n barrels per acre. The species is easily cultivated, and ;- affords a very hardy grain. These circumnstances should !r strve to recommend its general ?? In. d dependent. I SUPPLY OF POTATOES.-WVe understand ...

... on an accession to an Lih independenicy, appropriated the whole of his htalf-pay to th thc naval charities. he The Rev. C. Hardy had the gratification of u. ein prsented last week, by aome ot htis parishiotters h e ioftayigpr Souttlt, with a very henidsoone ...

... await the arrival of the Ver; P 5o eeda to Fitzgerald, with the flag of Rear Admiral I'lefi'Id Pt' appointed to relievc Sir Thomas. The .B. Capt. P. ?? ; and the Royulist 10, LIeut Coal mander Payntcr, arrived at Hong iobg u, om AgincOM-t. The Castor, 36 ...

... James George Nc'Kenzie, A to- ' WVilliam G. Maude, llobert Robertson, to the Iudus; .*su rs George C. Randolph; - Dafies, Thomas Baillie. ar 15,t the Vernone; William Worsfod, ftector Tause, ilt i WVallace Houston, to the Caledonia; William Harvey, It ...

... after !Ito disembarking Lord lI-ardinge, at Triete, arrived at At | Malta, March 11.-The 1'antoooc, 16, Commander L. he ;Hardy, arrived there on the 13th, from Tripoli. ;he The Havannclt. 22, Captain Erskine, bound to New tet Zealand, arrived at Spitliead ...

... CASE op BoGAsy.-At the Lancastcr asaises, lasti week, Mary Robinson was charged with lo S hbting married James Claugbton, Thomas Robinson, a 'aA former husband, being still alive. The first husband,it was proved, died three weeks after the prisoner was ...