... were carefully preserved. In pursuance of the admiral's directions. they wvere given, with several other things. by Sir Thomas Hardy, his captain, to Lady Hamilton; by her they were transferred, under peculiar circumstances, to a late alderman of London; ...

... Scholar, Queen's College. Robert Hake, Commoner, St. Edmund Hall. John Hardie, Commoner, St. Mary Hall. Thomas S. Huxley, Commoner, Exeter. Charles H. Laurie, Scholar, Queen's College. Thomas B. Ludlow, Servitor, Christ Church. John Morgan, Scholar, Jesus College ...

... and the Hon. Mrs. Vanneck ned daughters have just arrived from Italy.-Marning Herald.! IPSWICH CORPORATION.-On Monday. Mr. Thomas Leavold, draper, Tavern-street, was elected councillor for the Wosigate Ward, in the room of W. Rodwell, Esq., appointed alderman ...

... Rotterdsam vith oil. Gipping, Ben- nett, for London, with beer. Thomas Clarkson, Cooper; Neptune, Noy;* Totnes, Skeet; Edward, Ford, for Lon- don : Mary, Crabtree, for Goole, with grain. Prinius, Hardy, for London, w ith iron. 7 vessels in ballast. WOODBRIDGE ...

... with having, on I the Ist April, 18MO, shipped one Thomas Holland as a sea. - man, (he not being asi apprentice,) not having first made and entered iito an agreement. in writing, with the said Thomas llolland, specifying what wages he was to be paid, ...

... Clarke. from Sunderland, with an coals. Sarah, Brightwell; Cumberland, Smith, from ne London. with goods. SAILED-JOhn, Martin; Thomas ph and Ann, Jackson ; Elizabeth, Flowers, for Goole, with th wheat. Albion, Smith, for London, with flour, &c. Phoe- (O nix ...

... seen a group of pale and weeping women with tearful eyes watching the progress of the search, and on the other a party of hardy seamen, clasping in their arms the dripping corpse ofisomefavourite child ; in short, the picture was such as some of those ...

... in this Union;- St. Clement: Walter Temple Cobbold, and Henry Gallant Bristo, Esqrs., and Mr. E. Grimxwade.-St. Marv Elms: Thomas Shave Gowing, Esq.-.S1. Helen: Jeremiah Head, Esq.-St. Lcuwrence: John Eddowes Sparrowe, Es. { Matthiew: Charles liolton, ...

... Bury St. Ediunad's, for tie purpose of letting it out in allotments. MEDICAL CERTIFICsATa.-Oll Friday thle 18th inst., Mr. Thomas Alderton, son of Mr. FishlerAIdertol, ofSilittey, was admitted a member of the Royal College of S orgee li of England. TE ...

... best 12 roeas and best ceIlee- tion of rosee.-MIrs. Freermai: best bouquet.- Mrs. Cobbold: sn ex. tra prizs for a bonquct of hardy flowcers.-Mr. Bridges: an extra prize for a collection of fusehius The following prizes were awarded to Cot. tngers:-Iztprize; ...

... Riches, from Newcastle, with coals. Amity, Riches, froin Ches. ter, %with bricks. Enterprize, Pope, from Brixham: Primus, Hardy, from London, with timber. Venus, Pope, from Porteaul, with iron. Damsel, Brown, from Gains. borough. with cheese. Edward, ...