... he speedily reduced. She is now in a fairway of recovery. SERIOuS ACCIDENT.-On Thursday week, as one of the servants of Mr. Thomas Stephenson, farmer, Broad- gate, near Beverley, was employed at a thrashing machine, his smock got entangled with the machinery ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Norton-cum-Twycross, Leicestrsit te i an The Rev. Samuel Tennysonliosq tr the Chittlesford, Suflblk. o ' t° thlorv the The Rev. Thomas Yard,, to the Rect tbe Rutlandshire. oly Of &hr l for The Rev. James Dewing, to the Re1clor of i ;hed Devon. ectoyo ) by The ...

... 000 BY A DISS-NTING tweer P The magistrates of Ipswich have brok4 issued a warrant for the apprehension of the Rev. occuo Thomas Sineaton, chsrged with the embezzlement of static £2,000 belonging to the shareholders of the Suffolk at nt 2Buildiflg CoxnpanY ...

... DISSENTING tweec FPzAcHER. -. The magistrites of Ipswich have broke issuedI a warrant for the apprehension of the Rev. occuF Thomas Smeaton, chirged with the embezzlement of stanc £2,000 belonging to the sihareholders of the.Suffolk at m Building (ompany ...

... Currey, Mr. and Misses West, Mr. and Mrs. Jones h (of Pantglos) and Miss Campbell, Mrs. Fr aser, Miss h Caroline Campbell, Sir Thomas and Lady Woollaston n. White acd Misses White, Rev. Francis White, Mr. PreE- re cott White and Misses White, Rev. Mr. Harness ...

... Cheapside, by J. C. Hardy; Clerkenwell, by Wm. Farmer and A. W. Hurst; Camberwell, , bt y Wm. Edwards; Hoxton (St. John's), by Thomas Hall ; Hoxton, by William Fontaine, Rev. E. Vaughan, and James Raker; Hol- born, by WILLIAM DIXON, and Thomas Paris; ?? Islington ...

... by J. C. Hardy.; Clemikenwell, by u- Wm. Farmer and A. W. Hurst; Camberwell, et by Wm. Edwards; Hoiton (St. John's), by it. Thomas Hall; Hoxton, by William Fontaine, in Rev. E. Vaughan, and James Baker; Hal- born, by WILLSI DIxoN, and Thomas Paris ; ...

... 'Covent Garden, by Richard Burnet; I not Cheapside, by J. C. Hardy;. Clerkenwell, by solN- Wm. Farmer and A. W. Hurst; Camberwell, 'yet by Wm. Edwards; Hoxton (St. John's), by. oint. Thomas Hall; Hoxton, by Williani 'Fontaine,I ig in Rev. E. Vaughan, ...

... pawnbroker oil' Iss guard. The matter was islicovered by s Mr. Thomas, thle auctioneer, in Leicester-square, in time d folloseing way:i-A fewe evenings ago Gibson called upon Is ,Mr. Thomas, and produced several cases of mredals, which a he represented ...

... A serioas accident occurred, on Monday last, lo, a man named Hardy, who, along witi r some other parties, was engaged in blasting rocks at Snainton. The powder not explodinrg properly, Hardy was in the act of oloting to find the cause of it, when the 1 ...