... the same officers, Vwth the exception of John (Greenisli, Esq., surgeon, -aho goes on the retired list, and is succeeded by Thomas N. Mlc Donald, Esq., from the libersoia Captain Lord A. Fitzelarence, and Commander Crispiii, hold their app:intientis for ...

... California is bounded onthe north by our Oregon possessions; and iflheld by the United States, would soon be settled by a hardy, enterprising, and in- telligent portion of our population. The bay of San Francisco and other harbours along the Californian ...

... usual Character, pro FIGHTING IN THE PUe3LIC.STnELT.-On AMonday, ait the ject Towic Hall, Ashton, Cornelius MIGhitines and Thomas Mort, tint were brought before James Lord, REq. onl the above Charge. of t Moss, one of thienighit police, proved thie case ...

... Cantley, do. to Mr James Dalgarno, B. Hill 4 Peter Watson, farmer, Kirkton 6 Alex. Sangster, do., Byrelensk C George Hardy, do.. Knapperna 7 Thomas Morgan servant to Mr John Paul, Forvie 8John Davidson, narmer's son. Broadleyhill 9 Peter Robertson, farmer, Mudhole ...

... found some of those he visited, He found stretched in a garret, a board for his pillow, and the flior for his bed, a man named Thomas Lyons, sixty years of age. The house in which he had found shelter is opposite the chapel of St. John's, and hea ly ex- tended ...

... the gitrs~ illneaig. BaII 'ahf e- was refused.' ?? ICBuay.-A VsuAxc ?? 'CUT ron Fi cc-. fir, or seaRucrso' A RsAIWAY.-Mir Thomas Parkinson, a' os 7cotton manufacturer, and John. Filling, a, railsay ba, iir orehvbeen committed' for trial at. the 'next ...

... mnanded to await the issue of the girl's ?? :1was refused. , , - I BuRT.-A MANUF~ACUtREm COIMITT5D FOR ?? ?? A RAILWAY.-Mr Thomas Parkinson, a eottonmaniufacturer, and John Pilling,' a:'railway porter, have been coimmitted for trial at the next Sslfor ...

... chair. The absent guardians were-Mi. John Andrew, Mr. James Dean, Mr. Henry Bayley, Mr. William Hardy, Mr. John Boberts, Mr. Joseph Harrison, and Mr. Thomas Dearnally.-The number of cases relieved in No. I district were 9S0. at a cost of £119 4s. l0d.; ...

... che- mists in Glasgow-Creditors meet in the Star Hotel there, 21st January and 15th February, two o'clock. January 8. Jonx HARDIE, merchant and manufacturer of iron, residing in Glasgow-Creditors meet in the Thistle Hotel and Tavern, Glssferd Street there ...

... s retired.)-Mr. Hardy's counsel obtained leave to set out I the maa~ttar of provocation by affidavjt, in mitigation of I j the punishrent, and Jr. Hardy entered into his receg. t Disonce ini £20 to Lappeu next day. GILMOUR, alias THOMAS & CO., AGAIN. To ...

... establishment, which bas by ir been itnown for centuries to all Europe by the piety, con- ac Fit rage, and hospitality of its hardy inmates, belonging to aN fi. religious order against which no political aecusation lies he 5- ever been preferred, was in the ...

... following genileemen qualified as Magistrates of tise Woeit-Riditeg, at else Sisellieild sessions on thle idet instant :-Thomtas H-ardy, Resq., of l3irleegate, 1-Isdderstleld ; and Joceatlette Peel, Eaq-, of Hod- I der Baetel, Clitleerele. 3\n~w ALDERMAN FRos ...