... tuse 'telling his present company whit tlat~wafor.hey were so highly intelligent they knew it already (udf ohecrs.) -It was hardy possible toconceive~r're' ignorant set of men, than those ?? the Castle.-yard a few weeks ?? cheerng.)r: He did not saythat ...

... mense revolving panorama of the heavens, in addition to the wonders of the oxy-hydrogen microscope are to be exhibited by Mr. Thomas; also, an interesting dissolving cycloraina. Mr. ,VILDF.RSPIK' LECTURES.—On Tuesday and Thurs- day evenings last, Mr. Wilder ...

... interview with Sir George Grey oln Saturday at thc llome-office. Sir Thomas Fremantle, chairman of the Customs, had an interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Saturday. - Sir Thomas Cochrane lad also an interview with the right honourable baronet ...

... amendment, and was proceeding with much vehemence to argue the matter amid it storm of uproar, when he was interrupted by Mr. Thomas Arkins, who said he rose to order. That meeting was convened by the people's representatives of all creeds and all shades ...

... operation of w'lilch is- _ggravated by the heavy uressure of local taxation ;' while no fecer than thirty-one wvere found hardy enoougie to to sav - no to tilis proltosllion. Irelend, therefore, throagh her representatives who voted, lai declared tbat ...

... similar occasion. Nor was there any supineness in the highest quarter. Upon the requisition being presented to the High Sheriff, Thomas James Ireland, Esquire, that gen- tleman, with a promptitude which did him honour, at once convened a county meeting to be ...

... Gartiens, Edinburgh, laht week, a committee was appointed, with a view ti send a botanical collector to obtain the seeds of hardy trees and platnts, from those regions of North-Western America which have hitherto been imperfectly explored. While a little ...

... supported by upwards of forty of his co~mrades among: whom were Captains Si4' B. Ilelcher, CB., )-tCharles Caoe a E. Chappell,'Thomas Dlickenson, ?? :lthis E. Edgell, C. Edrnunds, H. Gossett, Percy Grace, di So- WV. J. ?? Hood, R. Blridhaha, Sir John Ross ...

... John- 'opson, Wood-street,'silk. weaver; Thomas Kay, Tbrostle Hall, tesilk weaver; Henry'Hartley, Wood-street; butcher; Robert' got' riscuilM rkttet, provision; dealer; Jamies: Pollitt,~ ?? tretstil.weaver; Thomas .Siveadelle;-Back othla. age joncr; John ...

... w~as held onl Mlolday, at the Juno Tavern, Churolilane, on the body 1, of William Roberts, aged six years and a half, s0n of Thomas or Roberts, shoemaker, Highistrest. It appeared that on Ithepre. ceding Tuesday night, about eight o'clock, the deceased was ...

... i of the board to the fact of a very considerable number of houses not valued for poor rate, grand jury, or other taxes in Thomas's paeish. Ile now held in his hand a list fr the I accuracy of which he did not, however, pledge himself, but I according ...

... directors, and also stated that the vacancies in the boardunder the deed of settlement had been filled up by the nomination of Sir Thomas Tancred, Bart., Charles Atticus Mouck, Esq,. and Jas. Sillick, Esq.Tne profits of the past year, after deducting expenses ...