... left for his place of lodging. He had not proceeded far when he was overtaken by Hardy, who drew his knife, and thrust it to the hilt in Brennan's left breast. Seeing Hardy's movements he threw up his hands, and exclaimed, Bill, don't cut me. It was ...

... & MONDAY, A uOUST 3.-TnImD DAY. G The Delegates re-assembled this morning at nine o'clock. The chair was taken by Cozens Hardy, Esq., of o. Hoet. a. After considerable discussion, pro and con, the following di resolution was moved by Mr. Cowley, of Ripley ...

... charts of tile Coast of W~igtoonshire, three shiplights, and i. nuniber of documents. Thle Indictment set en, by charging Thomas Henderson, a the master, George LangoujInd, the first ma~te, and John '1 Williams, the second niate, with culpable homicide ...

... toolkplace Ic icihi Assemibly Room, Heaton-street, on Thorsday last, for 0i the shiete of deitliaes, stove, greenhouse, and hardy herbaceous . ,tl pblite, &e The day being fitee, the exhibition was visited! it bhyIottI4~ if e gentry of the 'noiglaboudihodd ...

... Tynemouth and Culler- If. Iae itws eveilitully recovered. - iev'tastle Ho Aum The ?? Freeholder for the present Ih Ia Mr. Thomas Beggs, urging Au, ?? society, atloptitig ihe principles soI ertelisa chad b ?? Soncieties, aurtapp)lying it to the ftie s ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... before a leaders' meeting, which returned a factious verdict, and they. were then brought before a district meeting. The Rev. Thomas Rowland ventures to dissent from his brethren,and does not believe that the men are worthy of expulsion, and moreover, gives ...

... Eisgland) rc -two Ionoths. a The Halifax Gucaidiaa gives the following spocineen of St a n agreement -This is to Sortify that I Thomas Hum. T ?? do hearby agrea to Pay to 'Marther Hannah Sykes ust Mly Laisady thle Saii of 2 6 WeKley every week or other- WV ...