... weather. Taxi LATE BuRGLARISs AT PORTSMOUTH..EXTRA- ORDINAILY CONFrssiom.-On Tuesday last, Geo. Holder,- Robert Holder, and Thomas George Holder, the two former brothers, and the last, their nephew, were brought before the borough magistrates on a remand ...

... containing fifteen pounds and upwards, and two pistolo the property of Samuel Holder ~'cach nt 15 pjears' tranespostation. Thomas George Holder, the li- son of the prosecutor in the above case, and viho, it 'wil 1W be recollected was cossmmitted on the ...

... Battye, Esq., Rev. Rich. Whitelock, John t. > Hague, Esq., Thomas Clapham, Esq., J. G. Smyth, Esq., W. B. Li Ferrand, Esq. M.P., ThomaslIagsee, Esq., Edward Tew, Esq., John S R Rand, Esq., Chas. Hardy, E q., Edwin Smith, Esq., Josha. Pollard, a Y Esq., T. ...

... the infor' marion. The penalties wsereimmediately paid. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. 'BEOGiNa LzzTrP.s ImposToa.-Andrew MILean alias Hardy aliasHealy, was charged with obtaining money from. agentleman nmedGardner, byfraudulent representations. The apprehension of ...

... from his person ahalfpenny and a tobacco box, his property, wvas acquittetd, there tbeig no prosecution. ROBBSERY AT LEEDS. THOMAS WADDINGTON (37), wtas charged with having, oil the Ist of August last, at Leeds, assaulted Wm. Henry Sugden, and stolen from ...

... y Messrs. and in Thomas-street, Limerick, was destroyed by lire Friday last. The village of Meinbrissen, in the Electorate of Cassel, is advertised to sold, the whole of the inhabitants being about to emigrate to America. Mr. Thomas Redfem, of Halkin ...

... Esq. ; J. Harpin, REsq. ; J. Charles- said to worth, Esq,; M. Whitehead, Esq.; J. Rand, REsq. ; R. h H. Wrightson, Esq. ; C. Hardy, Esq. ; R. T. ~Lee, Esq. ; whr the Right Hen, Lord Beaumot .Sih s.; Wilsonk~ bg r tey ?? . Wiun, s. .Wtehue,o ju. Esq.; -eat ...

... of Mr. Thomas Gibson. Lot 2. AH those Eight several Closes, Pieces, or Parcels of rich Meadow and Pasture Land or Ground adjoin- ing each other, situate in the Township of Littleover aforesaid, lately also in the occupation of the said Thomas Gibson, ...

... :D ?? Muansa arxan M'AlciSsTxst.-On Wednes~day evening a shocking occurrence took place~at the village of :Chorltorn- ctim-Hardy, .near Manchester, arisin~g. 'nutof a quarrel betweer, twvo men int.a state of intosicetion. ';The circuni-; atances mnaybe ...

... wi~to Aeadrpade, Pakln ?? 10 Wi~lliamt A~VeSC1ts, ?? ?? 9 L I~fanahCout 62 W iow.Breemma-strost, Pat -lano1 - - - - -. 91 su Thomas Rhodes, 67, widower, Granny-lana, ?? p a e Goge Matson, b-I, ;iarrled, L.ittle ?? 03 I sabel Blanitd, 61, ?? , 0 Richerd [Lait ...

... conservative side ; but these (says the Dover Telegraph) are only rumours. A general impression prevails at Deal that Sir Thomas Troubridge will not offer himself as a candidate at the ensuing election, on account of ill-health. Denkigh.—Mr. Mainwaring's ...

... GOent., coro~ner, Jon the -body of 'Francis~ Hardy; aged about ten years, who it appears was bathing with tjvio other children about eight years old,, named Philip: Hurrell and Robert Seymour, and Hardy and Harrell, ,,trying,,wbici couid go furthest ...