... Suckling, 8.A., Gonville and Caius College. Priests of Dublin — Rev. Francis Joseph Leigh, 8.A., Trinity College ; Rev. James Hardy, 8.A., Trii.i y College, by letters dimissory from ihe Lord Bishop of Clogher. On the san:t day the Lord Bishop of Llandaff ...

... once round, was won in a onter by Mr. Whetnall's The Bird, B*t. (Frost), beat- ing Mr. Mallett's Beeswing, 6st., and Mr. Hardy s Thornton Lass, 9st. A Plate of 50/ , given by the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the County, winner to be sold for 100/., &c. ...

... CoLLEGB.-The following i been recently elected to Sizar-tups ?? • ■■ Taylor, Moore, Knapp, Watson, Ko_er.on. JW '■ risoo, Hardy, Wynne, D-sautoy, P. rrort,' w tf \ How.on, Jackson, Kingsford, 1 -dhuuter, A ■ The Church.— Sir Robert P«l htf. i recommendation ...

... Duchess of Argyll, Freth, from St. Helena ; Robert, Richardson, from Cronstadt ; Cremona, Buller, from Sydney, New South Wales ; Hardy, Thompson, from the Havannah. ENTERED OUTWARDS— The Sohc steamer, for Antwerp ; Belfast steamer, for Calais ; Sir Edward Banks ...

... reet, Portman-square. The damage done will fall upon the Sun Fire Office. Robbery at St. Thomas's Church, South- ?? Sunday last, the ancient church of St. Thomas, Southwark, was the scene of unusual confusion, in conse- quence of the loss of the whole ...

... in tiie roorr. of Alexander Spiers, Esq., deceased. War Office, October 22. Ist Reeiment of Life Guards-Assistant-Surgeon Thomas Tar- dvew, from 80th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Colclough. of Foot-Major John Casemir Harold, from 74th Foot to be ...

... during depression of trade. Octogknarun Harvest Men. — Thomas Cocker- line, of Holmpton, in Holderness, in his eighty fifth year, has cut an acre of corn per day during this harv.s\on the farm of Mr. Thomas Sowlby, in who»e service, and that of Tn's family ...