... Medicines generally throughout the Kingdom. lile Ask for FRAMPTON'S PILL of HEALTH, irs and observe the name and address of Thomas ler Prout, 229, Strand, London, on the Government he Stamp. I ,7/d PREMIUMS OFFERED BY PAT THE HIGHLAND AND AGRICULTURAL ...

... Sally, Cann, bound to Portsmaouth, has put back and must discharge, the cargo being heated. Cork. February 29.-The Coaxer, Hardy, from Cadiz to Neweastle, has put into this port with loss of foremast, bowsprit, &c. during a gale 26th inst. Oban, February ...

... _the _Earl of _WCBMS _, Gosford _Home . for C lloncltelacri and _imbricate ; _anil the next to Mr John _Young , _gardener to Thomas OliverEsq ., _Newington _KiSetor 0 . _Donckaheri sad _Vandesia _caroea _. A _cunoul specimen of _GraJ ' a InTineiUc _Camellia ...

... about a mile from the village, and hence we availed ourselves of the Camerunian Hall, which was kindly given us.?Yours, &c. THOMAS Edinburgh, April 3, 1840. The inspection of sehooLs, aided by public grant iu Scotland, k, we understand, to he commenced ...

... _Ciilctitta ; Janet . Kerr _. _fn'm Cupt _* of Good _Hone ; _Silladln _. _M'Kenzie . _front . M . _iuritina ; and _Wooillnrk . _Hardy , from _South _Seas _. _Sailed _tint _Asia , Putcreon , for _Calcutta ; _Chieftain , Heaton , fur Swan River ; nmlSt _George ...

... from Vort Philip ; Thomas Illvtla from Portsmouth, and to sail January 13 Mr London ; Richard, Nlount,?.3d, from Bombay ; Vencrable,trath, and Ireland,:atit, from London ; Fifteen, previous to the 211th, front Marseilles ; Thomas Snook from the Cape ...

... mutating point much nearer to the scene of operation than Great Bear Lake, and it was quite eviuctit to us that any further fool-hardy perseverance could only lead to the loss of the great object already attained totether with ed tt,h.net express f w tte s w ...

... point much nearer to the scene of opera- tion than Great Bear Lake, and it was quite evi- dent to us that any further fool-hardy perseverance could only lead to the loss of the great object al- ready attained, together with that of the whole par- ty. We ...

... _Veneluela _, the Bishops of London mi _Llandafi _; _the Altotncy _and _Solidtor-Oeneral _, Sir _Thomas . Neave , Bart ., Colonel Gunrood , Colonel _Thomas Wood _, _and Mr G . Bankea ( ihe _Caisllor Baron ) , there were feir _pertoos of distinction _present ...

... des Delats states that all its accounts tI from the Levant describe the unhappy Jews charg- l ed with the murder of Fatiser Thomas and his ser- vant as having been victims of an odious machins- te tion, got up for the purpose of laying their commo-. nity ...

... thlere velt loul been scarcely a possibility of savinr, thle T which itisimmediatelycontigun,, BIuthr telt exertions of Mlr Hardie's fire brigale, tlh fl and of course all further fears, wvere ?? , dued. However, tile roof o1 tbe stable, 111(j in, arid ...

... HIGHI COURT OF JUSTICIARY. ITHUlRSIDAY, SIAY 14. Thomas White, lately hailer in Nortth Bernick, ac. cused of frrrgery and uttering ten frrrged hills of exchange for L.1O and L.15, pleadell Guilty, arid was sentenced to seven years' trarnsporttiron. William ...