... glass, the hazy lines of surrounding ranges of houses. The grass is crisp, and powdered with dry flaky snow, through which the hardy evergreens burst out in sturdy, pricklv jungles. The hard frozen esplanade, behind the Horse Guards, thronged with moving figures ...

... terrace, Tncner~streetW Wbiteehapel~rThotOis Daniel Ward, painter and window-blirnd-makhet, Chatidoosstroet, Covent-gardcn- Thomas Snee, postman, Beaultieu-hill, Narwoacd-SatrlceLWild, brewer, Stockpcrt-John Wa gotaff, retail batter, Solferd, Lancashire-Arnn ...

... the 28th Dec., with the creir of the Mary Sheill, from Li. verpool, for Halifax. The Liverpool-and: Philadelphia' pacet sbip Thomas P. Cope, was: destroyed by fire, at sea, on the evening of, the 29th' of 'November. The U~nited States brig ef war Somuers ...

... the room of Sir Valentine Blake, Batt., deceased. OFFICE OF-ORDNANCE, SRo. 2S. Royal Regiment of Artillery-First Lieutennat Thomas Cromie Lyle, to he Second Captain, vice Morritt, deceased; Second Lieutenant Edmund John Carthew, to be First Lieutenan t ...

... moreover, is well told. Mr. Mulready was never greater than he this excellent little picture, painted, we believe, for fcr Thomas Baling. After Mr, Mulready, the precedence due to Mr. Webster, on account of his Village Choir, a coirtmission from Mr ...

... As they appeared in their glghting: getrw o dtsextncd-te stouter anp suiperiorbuild 01 the favouritg,. rho ip stiffl}.made, hardy, of great strength yet -only nineteeal Ye-4r old. --e; has;iwoa; several b'at'tis easily among others defeatiogGod. Hicks, ...

... member, and Major General Caulfield, his opponent on a previous occasionl. Bradfsrd.-Ofn the part of the Tories, Mr Gaythorn Hardy, son of the late member, has offered himself; and it is also intended to bring forward Mr Henry Wicklham. Bschuigyhaoi.-The ...

... signature to Sir E. L. Bulwer Lyttoo, Bart., requesting him toallow himself to be put in nomination, in conjunction with Mr. Thomas Brand, at the approaching general election. The conservatives threaten a severe opposition, in the event of the liberal party ...

... signa- ture to Sir E. L. Bulwer Lytton, Bart., requesting him to allow himself to be put in nomination, in conjunction with Mr Thomas Brand, at the approaching general election. Ipswirh.-Mr J. N. Gladstone and Mr Sackville Lane G. Fox, the present members ...

... journeyman ?? Thomas Silvester, Shirley, near Southamptoo, ?? Brooks, Bedminster- down, Somersetshbre, ?? Stroud, Wroughton, Wilt- shire, ?? H-oward, Oldham, ?? Procter, Longton, Staffordshire, ?? Charles Hardy, Birmingham, Japanner-Thomas Mates, Heaton ...

... voters on or before the said 20th of July, so that they may be registered accordingly on the list. HEALTi oF Townis BILL.-Mfr. Thomas Duncombe has placed upon the House of Commons Books a notice of his intention, when that House is in Committee on the Hl~eal~th ...

... of the Admiralty, was proposed by Mr. Thomas Madgwick and seconded by Mr. Johnston. Mr. Godfrey Hudson, one of the new candidates, was proposed by Mr. F. H. Gill, coroner for the county, and seconded by Mr. Thomas Hillman. Lord Henry Loft us was proposed ...