... question, with flippancy and violence. Thomas Kirk, the cabman, proved having been engaged i by the complainant to drive U No. 8, Raymoud'a-buiidings, I Gray's Inn-square. He confirmed her evidence in its main i points. Hardy, the summoning officer, said that ...

... with flippancy and violence. , . V. Thomas Kirk, the cabman, proved having hean engaged by the complainant to drive tq-ilfca&VJtsjr* mond’s-buildings, Gray’s Inn-square. He confirmed tier evidence in its main points. Hardy, the summoning officer, said this ...

... .Parsons, London Thomas&Mary, Guy, Bristol John, Mintron Weston super Mare Amity, Hughes. Belfast Friendship, Govier, Watchet Surprise, Jones, Bristol Planter, Herrington, Cork Saltram, Wyatt. London Hopewell, Davis. Liverpool Thomas A Nancy, Williams ...

... the defendant's proceedings in March, 1848, and had done nothing till now. Mr. Turner and Mr. Renshaw for the motion ; Mr. Hardy in opposition to it. Lord Langdale said he could not see any case for an in- junction. There was great difficulty in the case ...

... • some of the handsomest pairs ever seen. Also some very hand- some small Shetland Heifers, and Cows in calf To be seen at THOMAS ORTON'S, Importer to her Majesty, 69, Wap-iii°-. A New Fashionable STEP-PIECE BAROUCHE, on elliptic springs, and a Secoi ...

... Pirio Boston Coctuituato Berry Phillipps Ditto Persia Babscm Gumm Buenos Ayres Eliza Robson Taylor Leach Bussorah Apprentice Hardy Finnis Cadiz & Seville Jesus Omar Aubert Ditto Ditto Joven Rosita Rodriquez Aubert Ditto Ditto Prudencia Beobide Partridge ...

... renown of this nation. That would be all very well if the question were one which concerned merely enterprise, skill, and hardi- hood. But it is not so. The question is distinctly one of price for carrying goodB across the sea. There are sailors in the ...

... Bank, and 14, Pall Mai). THOMAS FARNCOMB, Esq., Alderman, Chairman. WILLIAM LEAK. Esq., Deputy Chairman. Arden, Esq. I J. H umphery, Esq., Aid. M.P. ' ■■: Banbury, Esq. I Rupert Inglebv, I- sq. . ■'•« >rd h ?? i; s „. | Thomas Kelly, Esq., Aid. - ' implin ...

... Wind N.W., fine. ST. IVES. Arrived [Aug. 1] from Efward, Noall, Newport Sdly, Thomas, do Sailed for C#mmerce, Williams, Cardiff Brothers, Welch, do Fy, Maddern, do Bictoo, Thomas, Swansea Wind N.W.. fine. SHOREHAM. Arrived [Aug. 1] from 3 Brothers, Tripy ...

... Brothers, Hopkins, from Rochester; Norfolk (s), from Goole; 30, Magnet (s), from London. At BROUWERSHAVEN, July 24, the Cyrus, Thomas, from Liverpool; Freedom, Lay, from Charleston ; 26, Susannah, Darnell, and 28, Jean and Margaret, Anderson, from Bo’ness ...

... Isabella, daughter of the hue Kev. James Wyld, Rector of Blumsdoa St. Andrew, Wilts. At St. Martin’s ln-the-Flelds, the Rev. Thomas Prater, Hector of Harnwicke, Oxon, to Hyacinth*, daughter of Dr. Golding. Edinburgh, the Rev. Henry Malcolm, of Dunblane, ...

... then adopted. The High Sheriff of Tipperary presided at a meeting of the gr an d j ury of that county. On the motion of Sir Thomas Dancer a congratulatory address to the Queen was adopted. DEATH Or SIR NICHOLAS FITZSIMON.—The Mail of last night announces ...