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London Evening Standard
SKIP NEWB..BY THIS DAY's POST
... Guayaquil ; the Belli Portuna, for Buenos Ayres ; the Commerce, for Demerara ; the Alert, for Grenada; the Margaret, for St. Thomas: the Lancashire Witch and the Millman, for Jamaica; the Janet and the Catharine, for Hayti ; the Oxnard, the Soldan, aud the ...
SHIP N23WS.
... Arrived, the Pandora packet. tr:r. the W.*.st Indies, sailed from Bar bad. 2a. ult., Te in rt . I 10th, St. KittsYlt.t >t. Thomas's, l.rh. Porto Htth, and Cape He: a ult. with 70,00.i and the Margaret, JERSEY, Oct. 87— Arrived, the Pelican, Lc Kites, lr ...
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE
... DM6, viz.:— James Wilkes Maurice; James Prevost; Spelman Swaine; Thomas Wliite ?? James Lillicrap; Walter Grosset; Thomas Folliott Bangh; Samuel Martin Colquitt; Gustavus Stupart; Thomas Francis Charles Mainwaring; Right Honourable William Earl Waidegrave; ...
SKIP NBWS
... Put hack, the Simeon, Hardy, for Barbadoes. Arrived off, the Huskissen, from the Coast of Africa. OFF CROOKHAVEN, Oct. 31.— The Princess Victoria, Gray, from St. John's, N. 8 .; the P. H. Dean, Collis, from Lagnna ; the Thomas Walker, from Curacoa. NEWRY ...
ORDINATIONS
... Jermyn, 8.A., Trinity Hall ; Thomas Rigby Kewley, 8.A., Magdalene H all ; Frederick Gifford Nash, 8.A., Pembroke College ; John Harries Thomas, 8.A., Trinity College ; Charles Alsager Tryon, 8.A., St. John's College ; Thomas Wren, 8.A., St. John's College ...
AQUATICS
... heats, with six free watermen of Greenwich, for a new boat, and several other very liberal prizes, in five heats. First Heat. Thomas Gillett (Pink) 1 Janies Groves (Light Blue) 0 T. W. Facey (Yellow) 0 The distance extended the whole river frontage of the ...
GRA AD NATIONAL FETE J N HOLLAND PARK
... Tliere were eight candidates, and the four who threw to the greatest distance — namely, Thomas Menzies, 79f. oin.; Archy ! Macdonald, 80f. 9Jin.; Alexander M'Hardy, 81f.; and Jobu I Macdonald, of Cranachan, 86f. lin., are today to contend again for the ...
DEVONPORT, April 9
... vacates. The following artificers were superannuated last week : — John Sleeman, leading man of shipwrights, 34.. ; William Thomas and Samuel Sampson, ropemakers, at 24.. each ; John Wetherell, reduced house carpenter, 22.. ; and John Frost, a sawyer, on ...
LA W INTELLIGENCE.—T#f& ■
... 0l and Mr. H. Romilly, Principal Secretary. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before the Common Serjeant.) . . V Railway Roukkries.— Thomas Farmer, a ;%e c Farr, who pleaded guilty at the last sessions °\]£p several indictments charging him with rob 1 * J Birmingham ...
_________________________.I TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD
... Hoskins, Esq., M.l., Mrs. (Judge) Day (Ireland), Rev. S. and Mrs. Parr, Rev. L. J. Smyth, Rev. Thomas Darling, Rev. G. Hough, Rev. E. Feby Gerald Day, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Tomlinson, Miss Wright, Mrs. Bunce, Mr. W . Earl Lyall, Mr. and Mrs. Wallaston, Misses ...
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE
... The Queen has been pleased to appoint Henry Thomas Earl of Chichester, Henry George Francis Earl of Ducie, Harry Vane, Esq. (commonly called Lord Harry Vane), John Lord Wharncliffe, Frederick Peel, Esq., Thomas Henry Sotheron, Esq., John Elijah Blunt, Esq ...