... Aniong them we noticed the Duke of Grafton, the Duke De Guise, Lord Euston, Earl Jermayn, M.P., Lord Charles Fitzroy, Sir Thomas Cullum, Bart., Rev. Augustus Fitzroy, Captain Bennct, M.P., H. Waddingtonn, a;q., Al. P., ind Captain Parker. The field for ...

... nlar' h se Thomas Knowles, Li. Setend best,duo. Yates, 10.-.-TesantOf !, above 40 acres, who shall have his lanid the cleanest and InsirsO~ Ay from weeds, Robert Dickinson, £2. Second best, daeli Cibn' ?? of above 20 acres, ditto , Thomas Clevely. TenO5t ...

... lx8tove or Greenhouse Plants, C. Phelps. Best collection of six Hardy Annuals, L. Witham. Device in Flowers, J. Jennings. Spedl. mcn Stove Plant, C- Phelps. Specimen Grcenbouse Plant, Do. Hardy Shrub, In pot, Mr. Witham. Six Herbacecus Plants, Mr- Orton. ...

... t inventor of the steam-engine, after wbose early death be remained on ternis of intimaey with James WVatt himself) e and Thomas Camtipbell, author of the Pleasures of c Hope, WhosC cistillgllislled poetieal ?? he early felt , and appreciated. After ...

... very straight in the back, and have heavy pot-bellied a carcasses, indicating slow-feeding qualities and much 1, offal; their hardy constitution being one of their chief recommendations. But that hardihood does not seem eto imply a vigorous appetite; for ...

... Ledger, e, NV. Hall, Jiumes Niecholson, the Hoes. G Stapleton, S. usc Eaton, Z. Shier, W. Wilson ; Aldecin-un. IB 'amount, iti Hardy, llsciuliicls, Rylands, and Allen ; Tl'ecn-cotnc- - cillors Edilleistwne, Grimes; Perrin, Hoist, aind Whitet *and J. Maclis ...

... The Esquitnaux of tlasse regaoll~lt not of a savage disposition, and arc never fotllal ill taumbers as to overpower a few hardy seaensi. Tiahea ment that the vessels were broken up? in theainralan snow was falling ie also improbable, as the ice is ileaai ...

... of Ererhing Classes for Young Men. Aeirsi, or ANTIQUITIES ?? NINEViEH AND ?? Los.-The brigantine Apprentice, Captain John Hardy, 1, :rrivei ill the St. Katharine Docks from Bussovah, on sc riuir Etpiratesr, having on board a great quantity of A rri rillod ...

... iles useful learning among the ragged. children of our in neighbonrhood, and still more his zealous preaching chi to the hardy tar, the industrious and ?? fall fisherman, and all others of the necessitous and poor in- I C habitants of the Point district ...

... tlte next ?? mail. Attsiv.x? OF AeaetQutTtlls FROM Ncts'EvEit AND I BAstvLlhie.-Tlts' brigaittiec Ajtjstestliee, Capt. JolIn Hardy, has arrivetl ill tite St. ifatiterine docks, from Baconralt. on tile river Euptsratcs, Ituving on boari a great qosiltity ...

... Holyhead. She left this t port'on'ilridariiald was laden with coal, for Dublin. All on I board, tonsisnlqgof tbe baptain (Thomas Heath), his wife, etwo ?? men, perished. The vessel was part owned by the;capteib, the otler- ?? :Fryer,Jof hef d wiua. She ...

... Statheam, W. Dabnbuy v. Remp, J. Hawkins Y. Porter, T. Jonesv. Parkisson, F. K. Wednesda October 9. Rodway v. Liarkin, B, Thomas v. Hopkins, G. L. Breey V. Ell, J. Toomer v. Sibley, W. Allen v. Crisp, C. B. Lambv. Cooper, S. Wolff v. Shackel. B. Waltonv ...