... accompanying important declaration. It is well worthy the nolire of the public ; We, the undesigned, solemnly declare that before Thomas Rolin No. 27, mtagne street, Rnssell-square, London. DKBILITV IN MAN.—MESSRS BRODIE AND CO., CONSULTING SURGEONS, 27, Mon ...

... inhabitants, at the head of whom appeared the names of Thomas Wakefield, Esq. and Mr. Lewis Samuels, two Dissenters. At twelve o’clock, the vestry was completely filled, and at that lime Thomas Wakefield, E»q. was called to the chair. He stated that ...

... Primrose)— Mr. Pearson. Single specimen 'Doronicum Caucasicum) —Mr. Pearson. Hardy Azaleas (forced)—A. Lowe, Esq. Single specimen (Pontica Globosa) —ditto. Six distinct hardy Rhododendrons (forced)—Smithii, Rosacea, Alteclarense Hvbrida, Lowe’s Frankenstein ...

... Present—Thomas North, Mayor; Messrs. Aldermen Weils, Herbert, ickers, K.n>got, • a ver, Birkhead, Wil.on, Hart, Carver, Cullen, Judd, Brr kin, and Heard ; Messrs. Councillors Cheelham, Smith. J.Swaun, Parsons, W. Page, Goodhcad. laylor. Hardy, Criups ...

... W. F. Handley, and flash Mono Esqs.)—Slounaas Juliann, labourer, conototed to the 'snaky of ES. cow., he aa abeault upon Thomas Waltortun, atoht police lassetior, in default of payment he eso nomnutted to Soutlowell Howe of Competent', too ooe ...

... Low-pavement, opposite the Assembly-roams. MR. HICK LING. MAYPOLE YARD, NOTTINGHAM be SOLD bv AUCTION, Mr HICKLING, «l Mr. Hardy’s, Maypole lon, Long-row, Nottingham, Wednesday, the ’iist day of May instant, at Six o’CWk in the Afternoon, free from Auction ...

... answerable beyond the amount of their respecnve Shares- COMIitTTSC. John Usirson, Esq., Manor of oo Thomas Esq , Bouon John Viand, Esq., Magistrate, Boston. Thomas Spalding, Es,i, London Charles Wright, Esq., Alderman, Boston. Thonitse Wise. Jun., klaq., Banker ...

... Mao Mu, Ann irecutt, both of tins woo. . . . . *1 ,11. Pool's Chum!, oo Susday lam, Rev. C. Mo. J Shiptoo, 1. , Mee Caroline Hardy.—Mr. Wllllo Moobry, to Mi. Sfll4ll.—Mr. flolmeo, to Mi.. Mary P 001..— Mo. William Mood, to Mee Mary Morley.—Mr. Ww. Bailey ...

... Miss M. Shirclift ; Mr. John Payne, to Miss Elizabeth Hewitt; Mr. Henry J.Attenhorough, to Miss Mary Ann Goodall; also, Mr. Thomas Holmes, to Miss Jane Lee.—On the 12th instant, Mr. Philip James, to Miss Rebecca Raynor.—On the 13th instant, Mr. William ...

... Remarkable Cure cf Ann Midgley.3.ll, Strand, London. Mes-rs. Jones and Co. About four months since 1 was attacked, whilst in St. Thomas’s Hospital, with dreadful swellings of the legs, for which all kinds treatment were tried without experiencing the least benefit ...

... Foot. . TuT-T• or T.—Lest at the Polio. Office, James Emit, botcher, Of CC/GT.1.11.- lam'. wee mewed try his laudloniddr. Thomas of wilful end malicious injury, on the 3d ineront, to • dwelling he was occupying at true. It in evidence. that the latollord ...

... ireetor of the Wells and Dereham Railway Company. Thomas Gee, Esq., Banker, Boston. John Oldrid, Esq., Magistrate, Boston. Thomas Spalding, Esq., Loudon. Charles Wright, Esq., Alderman, Boston. Thomas Wise, juo„ Esq,, Banker Boston, William Porter, Esq ...