... REItEiNaT PIIysiciAN-Dr. LAINGWORTHY. y, SuaGOcN- THOMAS BAitRRE Esit . llt.R.C.S.L. m CHAPLAINO--Til '1v A S GAEGO'lIY, B.A. so Applications to ho node to Dcr LANaGWotTHlF at the Asyluslo; or 1r TH~OMAS BiARRETT, Esq., St. Jotnes's squsare, Balts. ft ENTAL ...

... agriculture in the pure signiliealiou ol the term ; and Alderman Thompson the city interests. 1 he names of Mr. Thomas Bayley, Mr. Thomas Gibson, and Mr. John Colt close the catalogue. question very much if another li-t containing so many names, could ...

... assembled in the dining hall. A man named Thomas Ashley then began an evidently premidated parley with the porter, which soon increased into a regular attack upon him, the master, and schoolmaster: in which Thomas Ashley was joined by his brothers, James ...

... HARDY FRUIT GARDENS. Anj Peaches or Nectarines on the open walls, which have any show for fruit, should be protected, if this has not been attended to. Among the espalier fruit trees, the flower buds of many of the hardier kinds will soon be swelling ...

... CoerCNCL-lieauSE, BuaisroL, S.ArunDAY, February 9, i1- xi, Magistrates present: The Alayor, and Messrs. King and ry Langton. at Thomas Lewis, for being drunk and disorderly in Limekiln. In lane, and assaulting policeman 9r, was fined 10s. and costs, or refourteen ...

... maltster, Starch 14_Toscph Forrcstcr. Whsilehoaven. mereer, Starch 7-CltIl- bert S. Fenwickc, Tynlemoatis, bunkher, Starch 7-Thomas Reed, North Shlelds, bunker, olarche 7-George Davisonl, Ainivicic, carpeilter, St~archl 13-George and Jeha Banrton, M>tanchllester ...

... ing . , r> cr under whom he had served many years when ,he amendment was lost by a large majority. The Propagating of half-hardy plants and shrubs should now Swindon Jim. .V.! 5 t-> il 7 17 11 25 12 3 125 and ac address, which was signed by all ...

... four or five interested later the successor of General Narvaez in the Spanish Plympton I ••• 7 72612 35 1 7 3 Sule, Thomas, and St. Mary and subsequently part i es , upon either of whom it was difficult to fix reapon. Cabinet. . 78410 51 12 45 ...

... Rtookes from the diocese of Exeter. 'rhe time allowed for thoeappeal having now gone by, the bishop lids institnted. tile 11ev. Thomas Rutleer- ford Dickinson, MIA., to the rectoryi of Nyelott Rowland, which the R1ev. Mr. Rtookee held. 'Viee returns of the ...

... si::: = ., SSIII-E! S ::: l«!S;?’S ::: ;.>».» .. aid fr the sufferers, and to extinguish the flames wint-h \v oß ceBTeb Thomas Grove Ge..rge ® d the weekly consumption of the metropolis, and the stock i ver t o n Road 10 8129 7 45 Ift 745 .. ...

... Cambridge. Mr. William Bellett. Mr. William Dawson Prior. Mr. Thomas Baklb. Mr. Henry William May. Mr. Henry Taylor. MODERN LANGUAGES. German Master, Dr. F. Munck. French Master, M. Leon Hardy. , . THE object of the Scoool is to furnish liberal a useful ...

... magistrates in bis life before.—'l he bench, though not quite satisfied with his statement, oidered him to discharged. John Hardy was charged with having three penknives in his possession, supposed to be stolen. The prisoner offered for side Mr. Dudley ...