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... and then succeed Sir John Louis. t In the meantime the Vice-Admiral remains at Devonport 1 Dockyard.-United Service Gazette. Thomas Moore.-The poet is in the enjoyment of good I health, physical and intellectual, at his cottage at Sloper- ton, takes his ...
... on the 6th instant, Mrs. St'Lachlan; a d AthKoorisg;, Adelaide, tenth Ausiralia, on the 0thll August last, Mrs. 'he Andrew Thomas; a daughter. on, . .MARRIAGES. At 953 Hospital Street, en the 7th instant, lip the R1ev. J. W. Borland of tv Gillespie United ...
... the samne position as formmerly, the funnel and masts being partially visible above water; but, in the opinion of Captain Hardie, the commanders of the Admiral, if the swell of Thursday continued, the funnel would soon be washed -t away, and the w'reck ...
... y.attempted to cross the line, when he was ktnocied down by the engine. The poor fellow was c immediately conveyed to lt. Thomas's Hospital, where he shortly. expired from the severe injury he had received. ,, -Mwrosiag.Q inicke. e Death from Chloroform ...
... Kilcoy; Keith Stewart, of Seaforth; Ronaleyn Gordon Cumming (the lion-killer), Davidson, of Tulloch; Colonel Brandley, Mr. Hardy, and MIan (the artist). The sports commenced with archery, open to all England, Scotland, and Ire- land. The prizes will be ...
... others, the clover is so light that it is deemed advisable to plough 5. down the land for turnip culture. The Orion.-By Captain Hardy of the Admiral, which arrived at the Broomielaw last night, we learn that when he passed Portpatrick, there was a heavy swell ...
... 4 2d Amso.-For the heat twelve pods of pease: lst, Thomas Smith, Kil- b1 - linochanoeb; 2d, Mr Strachan, near Kilmartie. he For the best three early turnips: Is; Air Ormiston, Experiment; 2d, tu Thomas Smith. al ut For the best twelve early potatoes: 1st ...
... tile bestpen of five eives, not exceeding five years old-the pre- an!. nilian of eight sovereigns, to No. 795, belonging to Thomas C. Dorthwick. svill- For the second best-tlie premium of four sovereigns, to NO. 677, be- s and longing to Jaines BrydonMoodlaw ...
... Watt; 2d, John Hamilton ; 3d, D. lILean. 12 best French marigolds-1st, Geo. Watt ; 2d, John Hamilton; 3d, I1. M'Kinly. 12 best hardy anriuals-Thos. Breakinridge. '2 best tender annuals-The. Breakinridge. 12 best herbaceous plants-lot, Geo. W~att; 2d, Thos ...
... David Grecenices: 2d, Thomas Brown ; 3d, Roert 'Findav. For l p.ars: Ist, James Jack; 2,1, Jatttes Gardner; 3d, Robert Fitlaiv. Fort muelon : Ist, Peter I'Laren; 2d, Peter M'Kiezie; 3d, Joint l'iniay. For 12 ploms : Ist, Thomas Browi; 2d, Chtristophier ...
... Sinclair. For the best 1-1 Chlira asters : Ist, J. ?? : 2d, P. Mllnroy; 3d. .. MI'Murtrie, Esq. For the best 15 varieties hardy annuals: 1st, J. 'atsaon; 2d, Peter M'Inrov; 3d, .J. Kidd. For the best hydrangea, in pot: lst, J. Scaidar; 2d, Wn:. ultt; ...
... George Miles, letterpress-printer. tall At 24 Spring Place, leutrhecontown, on the 6th instant, by the Rev. Dr. rhe Boyd, Mr Thomas Goold, Drygate Toll, to Agnes Clementson, relict of uld Mr John Jack,.Douglas. the At the Parish Chnrch of Rosedalo, Yorlkshire ...