... George Wheeler, master, and Thomas Ward of London, owner; James Clark, third,mate, J. W. Blackwall, surgeon ; W. Burt, Alexander Mmrison, and James Morgan, boat-steereis; John WMey, seaman; Adam Sutherland, carpenter; William Hardy, carpenter’s mate; and John ...

... of Newtonlemavady; J. B. Thompson, Waringstown; James Alexander, Doah; Richard Patterson, Moneyrea; W. Kelly, Newry; and Thomas Hardy, Tandragee. These persons are to be continued in the employment of the Society, at certain times, fur three years after ...

... Penton, 11th to Mr John Henderson, 12th to Mr John Robertson, 13th to Mr John Whytock, 14th to Mr James Smith, 15th to Mrs Hardie, 16th to Mrs Peat, and 17th to Mr Henry Smith. noM', understand, intends opening classes in Brought}- Ferry; and mc hope M-iil ...

... they have no opponent. Worcester.— Sir Thomas Wilde has been delivering addresses to the electors in person. Mr Bailey, the Tory candidate, is promised a colleague in the person of Mr John Dent. AMr Robert Hardy has issued an address, offering himself ...

... Wight; Hamilton, Lonl C., Tyrone (County); Hammer, Sir T., Hull; Harcourt, G. G.,Oxfordshire; Hardinge. Sir 11., Launceston : Hardy, J., Bradford; Harford, Cardigan; Hawkes, T.,Dudley; Heathcote, Sir W., Hants (North); Henley, J. W., Oxfordshire; Henage, ...

... Fraser, and John FesgT'-on. accused of having, the 29tli Novc-mlar broken into shop in Hawkhi'l, Dju 1.-c. occupied bv Robert Hardy Mitchell. baU* r. by raising the low.-r sash back windo.v and taken away 4s. or ss. incopp. r. and from Kite.:-u -'i said house ...

... . Robert Hardy Mitchell, baker. 6. James Webster, brickmaker. George O’Farrell, auctioneer. 7. Andrew Lindsay, baker. William Crawford, ironmonger. 8. David Ferrier, grocer. William Cruickshanks, grocer. 9. William Moyes, ironmonger. Thomas Peter, tailor ...

... stated, conceived that their brother-in-law, named Thomas Hardie, stood in the way of their becoming possessed of some property, lay in wait for him on his way home, on Satunlay night last. Thomas Hardie is employed carpenter at Clyde Bank, near Yoker. ...

... Captain Ramtav ■Messrs H. Turnbull, D. Allan, F. Brown, A. Balfrar. H. Auld, J. Meikle, W. Robertson, Johnston, Bonar, G. Hardie, A. M'^eyne, M Intosh, J. W. Gillespie, and J. M NoT.-«mwter*-Drs Gilchrist, Muir, andSlmpson; Wrests Hunter, J. Clark, T ...

... present should endeavour to collect as much as possible in their several localities during summer. Great credit is due to Mr Thomas Brown for his patriotic exertions in this matter. Mark of Respect. —On Saturday last, the gentlemen attending the physiological ...

... conviction ; Thomas Frith—assaulting his wife; Ab-finder Lowtheft by housebreaking, previous conviction ; William —theft, habit and repute, and previous conviction; Margaret Gray and Janet Matthew or Farmer theft, previous conviction; Thomas M'Lachlan—forgery; ...

... David Fleming daughter. DEATHS. At Falmouth, on the 23d instant, on board the barque Andr Dundee, bound for Fayal, Captain Thomas Scott. At Norfolk. U.S., on the 24th July. Robert Soutt-r. Esq , m the 69th year his age. Mr Soutter was a native of Dund* ...