... rs-wift; iiberznerchant, Monmouth; Thomas Isles, ?? farmer, CjiCharles HIale, of Nash, farmer, wei& cbhlleagidby the counsel for the psoner. ?? objection; to James 'Ei~ings, and he was adc. tor.4ngly sworn, as was Thomas Johes, of:reathouse Nash,;, Wiiam ...

... pearl.shell-dealer. T. W. POWELL, Neath, Glamorgmashire, money-scrivener. W. HUNTjun., Tipton, Staffordshire, ironmaster. W. THoMAs, Leamington Pricrs, Warwiekshire, builder. I. BAKER, Ettingshall, Staffordshire, screw-forger. R. BAILEY, Birmingham, victualler ...

... Messrs. Howden and Son, iron-founders, were unroofed, and a window and part of a chimney were blown dowa from the house of Mr. Thomas, druggist, in the Market- place, on to some old places in the yard adjoining, belonging to Mrs. Oates, which' were levelled ...

... Messrs. Howden and Son, iron-fuilders, were tmroofed, and a window and part of a chimney were blown down from the house of Mr. Thomas, druggist, in the Miarker- place, on to some old places in the yard adjoining, belonging to Mrs. Oates, which were levelled ...

... Platting. Considerable sensation has been created in Halifax during the last few days, by the sudden disappearance of M r. Thomas Cartwright, silversmith, watch-maker, and cutler, from his place of business, in Crown-street. Mr. Cartwright has written ...