... front ¢ ife in the from the 18th of January when it was ured arms. The prisoner sat do’ been sent The metal took 12 days to cool, is not yet put in, but this will with his sister in his arms, a) nd when I went out I left them so. ces. which into the mould ...

... CIRCUIT. (John Greathed Harris, Fsq., Commissioner.) Kent—At Dover, Friday, July 4; Canterbury, Saturday, July 5; Maidstone, Monday, July i. Sussex—At Horsham, Friday, July 25. Hertfordshire—At Hertford, Friday, August 8. SOUTHERN CIRCUIT. (William John Law ...

... last, a journeyman carver and gilder. named Patrick MHrdock, preferred a charge of assault before the magistrates, against John Ringham, of Ipswich. The defendant, it appeared, kept an eating-house in the parish of St. Matgaret, and the complainant was ...

... Magistrate, for Africa; Hibernia steamer, Halifax and Boston; Caldee, Hong Kong and Whampoa; Schoodiac, Mobile; John Campbell, Mobile; Don, St. John, New Brunswick; Panthea, Calcutta, entered Oct. 28 for Bombay. CLEARED OUTWARDS.—The Swiftsure. for Africa; ...

... the bodies removed to Barrington's Hospital. The clergymen of St. Mary's, the Rev. John Brehm, P.P., the Messrs. Egan and Mackey, the Rev. James Quinn, P.P., St. John's ; the Rev. Messrs. William Bourke and Ryan, were in immediate attendance, and administered ...

... , M.A., Perpetual Curate of f Stmchcombe. The Rev. JOHN JEBB, M.A.. Rector of Petcrstow. The Rev. J. HILDYARD, M.A., one ofher Majesty's Preachers at the Chapel Royal, Whitehall. ' ' , London : John W. Parker, West Strand. PROFESSOR WILSON'S^nBTv. TTISTORY ...