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... DIVIDENDS. Feb. 6, M. Scary, Swrdur, Flintshire, maltster E. DAVIES, Great Crosby, Lancashire, blacksmith 14, \V. Broome, and W. Hardy, Oxford street, drapers 14, J. T. Maund, Birmingham, laceman 14, J. Ovkuington, Arundel, Sussex, plumber 14, J. Burgi-ss, Crattield ...
... stated that the Hon. Sidney Herbert and Lord 'Sandon have both refused the office of Chief Secretary for Ireland, and that Sir Thomas Fremantle hat been offered the appointment. The New Judge.*Air. T. Piatt, q. c., has been appointed the vacancy on the Judicial ...
... bulwarks. The Earnout, Gaim, which sunk off Jan. 11th, has been moved ashore. The Malabar, Levassenr, from Havre, was St. Thomas Dec. 23th, leaky, and was discharging. The Camilla, Wilson, was stranded off Stege Jan. 12th. The Venus, Mahlman.from Ixmdon ...
... ODDITrES OF LONDON LIFE. Why you should'ut go to Dutch Sam's.—An ill-looking fellow, named Thomas Krape, was indicted for stealing a watch, value Si, the property of Joseph Barrett, from his person. It appeared that the prosecutor, who was a barber and ...
... men of Beeston had a so2perat the house of Mr. John Brown, Old Panch Bowl Inn, Beeston. At six O'eloek thirty- six of the hardy sons of the mine sat down to supier; Mr. Joseph Longstaff, a working Miner, was ealed to the chair, who opened the proceedings ...
... MNloor t bill, aged 87, Hetl- rietta, relict of Lieut.-Coloiel Alcock, 47th ?? 49, Mr. Hardy Davis, clothier, of Chati eld, Glo'steishiie-Aged 21, at Jamaica,, Thomas, eldest son of Mr. Goddard, Middle Lyppiat, Stroiid-In London, aged 72, John Hardwick ...
... maker, Februarr at twelve— Maund, Birmingham, laeeman, February one—Heathorn, lane, shipowner, February at eleven—Broome and Hardy, Oxford street, drapers, February at eleven—Morrison, Globe street, Wapphur, cooper. February at one—Robey, Upper John street ...
... Burgess, Cratfield, Suffolk, farmer—T Sherwood, Tilehurst, Berkfhiie, brickmaker—J T Maund, Birmingham, laccrnau—W Broome and W Hardy, Oxford-street, drapers—E Davies, Great Crosby, Lancashire, blacksmith Feb U, C Tapp. Wigmore-slreet, Marylebane, coach-maker ...
... from Sunderland for Abbeville; and the Martina Johanna, Van Driesten, from Newcastle lor Bourdeaux. In Dungeness Roads, the Thomas and Margaret, Mitchell, from Sunderland for Southampton: and the Persian, Hall, from Newcastle for Algiers. 28.— ?A, tne ...
... until tliev to improve under his hands when lie gave them more generous Chronicle Death of Mr Winstanley the Auctioneer Mr Thomas the auctioneer of Liverpool ou Tuesday last at half-past elve o’clock at residence Falkner Street persons in the provinces ...
... ; as hardy bman (alas! this fine breed is andthe face of astage coac Iting of the north-east blast as nearly extinet) will bear the pe Scotland's well as the stoutest bullock on Waterton's Essays on Natural History. 1 believe, in his Sir Thomas More, ...
... correspondent says:- During the high j, Wind on Sunday morning three or four pinnacles t. were blbwn from tire tower of St. Thomas's Church, 8i Brasmpton Moor, here, and burst through the roof,: I destroying the gallery, ,and doing considerable eirr Jr' ...