... Francis Thomas Gibb, Mary Anne Gibb, Harry Wm. Scott Gibb, Louisa Jan (bdeceazsed) ,, GlbMaDry Glbb, 'Mary Anne Gibb,MatildaWarburton Gibb, William Edward Gibbs, William Gibson, James Gilham, Robert Gillow, Elizabeth Girdlestone John Goddard, Thomas Goodlake ...

... property of Thomas Robinson, of Badley, and John WVebh, of Needhuin Market.-Charler Woodn, by Lord Hellniker and the Rev. J. Betts, charged with stealing a scyihe, the property of George Jackaanr, of Mendlesham.-Daaiel Grayston, by G. Thomas, Esq., cherged ...

... Kaparetehau. Some of the rebels entered the tie house of a settler named M'Hardie, and enjoining him et his wife to silence, directed them immediately to leave the. s spot. Mrs. M Hardie, on leaving her-house, took shelter behind a fallen tree, andifrom her ...

... and in addition were General Paul Anderson, C.B (Colonel of the 78th Foot); Major General John Duffy, C.B. ; Major General Thomas IKenah, C.B. ; Colonel Iremonger, Lieut. Col. Elwin, Rear Admiral D. Dundas, Capt. Lloyd, Capt, Fead, and Capt. Kelly. THE ...

... PARtER returned thanks. The SEcRETA RY then read the following adjudications Crass I.-INDUSTRY. Lo6aouero, 2 Soseoeigns each, Thomas Crooks, Bsttisfard, to ehildren, parochial relief lie. in sick. nes r ecommeaded by 31r. Edward ?? anarosed, Stowrmsrket, ...

... mineral produce of the county is not, however, tle only one whicr adminis- ters largely to the wants of man, and supports a hardy population. The fisheries, situate on the south-coast principally at Looe, Polperro, Mevagissey, Port Loe, Fal. mouth, and ...

... Smith.-t The Officers of a Benefit Society, called the Renewed c Friendly Society, appeared to answer the Comnplaint of 6 Thomas Townahend, a member of the society, that they a had refused to pay hima his weekly sickly ?? p Secretary to the socieaty sotated ...

... bar. a, rack engine was wheeled out, and placed between the Df powder-magazine and the guard-room. Assisted by the iR few hardy fellows who remained, Colonel Beckham and t- Mr. Sampson so worked the hose that a copious stream ill of water was directed ...

... strong, hlad entered Coiimbriil So strong w as the feeling against the Cabral brothers Inl all parts of Portugal, that they can hardy remarin any longer in that country with safety. PRESENTS TO HER !MAJEsTY.-Ifl addition to the seven splendid Arabian horses ...

... aecideot.-Mr. John Hlead, in the service of the Eastern Union Railway Company, deposed that the omnibuo, which belonged to Mr. Thomas Harrison, of the Crown and Anchor, was late, but that Bone was not driving fun. osly; on the contrary,oh.checed the speed ...

... teinder botiquet, collec- tion af fuirisis, arid collection Of petutniass, C. liarrod. Jnra.: tender lstutuet,. 55 `Kiddie: hardy bouquet. .las. Atlert; ditto, C. Prattl 1s. tiseinusplants. E. A. -lo lzaant, cotrti1ty Gaol; collection of r~ame, S.. Girlirrg; ...

... -There was no opposition, and tthe whole business was concluded by eleven o'clock, SuDnUaY.-The numbers were as under :- Mr. Thomas Mecking 219 Mr. John Purr .. .. 157 Mr. Hale W. Westrop 177 Mr. Baker Gooday .. 70 Mr. Robert Tovell .. 115 Mr. J. F. S. Gooday ...