... 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 ...

... Counsell WV., St. Mary Church, Torquay, Devon; Palk Lawreece, Haldon H-ouse, Exeter; Moon John, Lapford, Credliton, Devon; Clarke Thomas, Tremlett House, Wellington, Somnereet. The following notice also appears in~a report of the pro- ceedings before the Council ...

... now against a south wall. Half hardy annuals 'sown in frames, &o., should be pricked out at greater distances apart, that they may be strengthened alittle. before they are removed to the flower beds. The sowing of hardy annuals, unless already done, sbould ...

... Gregory, Leicester JohI 11111, jin., 111almesbury, innkeeper, Julie I and 29, at the Bris- tol Dtstriet Coert. Abibot, iristol Thomas Cowglll, Bridlford, grocer, Jiue 4 aund 25, at the Leeds Dis- trict Court. Lees and Co., Bradtlrd WlVliam tPassaiore, Lecds ...

... Daunborg, from Gothenburg; the Cristoval .I g ~a Colon, Erichsen, from Skien; the Fanny, Rees, from Barbardoes ; the Grecian, Hardy, from Smyrna; the Columbian, Merlen, from liavannab; the Jean Louis, -, the Francoise, -, the Marguerite, Lemerle, the Ave ...

... miles from Preston. in consequence of numerous wrecks it was deemed expedient rto purchase a life-boat, and on Friday ten hardy seamen, all natives of Lytham, set out to test thee capabilities of the new r, boat. Though the weather was squally, many persons ...

... (From last night's Gauecue? 10 Georsa Il. (lnoso,-tin. Great Yarmouth, merchant le ni .Janies and er, Clerkenwell-grcen, ?? Hardie, Newport, Monmeuthabire, builders John 2-eerie, Plymouth, conreciloner, I- 15 Farn.-The Emperor opened a grand ball It th1 ...

... disposed of daring the week by the court, viz. :.-Chioice of msnsilies was made in [athe matters of Thomas Davies, Aberavon, draper; and Jamnes rand Hardie, Newport, builders. Certio~aeotc ?? h 2owler, Clifton, builder; and James liarper, Glouctester, ifin- ...

... called at the Llantrissent station, on the South Wales railway, and after sitting awhile in conversation with the policeman, Thomas I Lewis, suddenly attacked the officer, and struck him three times on the head with a hammer, weighing three pounds. Whilst ...

... night. two valuable game hens were stolen from the premises of Mr. Capenhuret, Stapleton. POCKET PICKING. -From. the person of Thomas Man- waring, a double case silver watch, maker's name Thorpe, Bath, with several gold and other seals attached; from the person ...

... Lincoln-college, Oxford. as On Friday Mr. Frederick Cope, jun., only son of Mr. as Frederick Cope, of Oak Bank, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, near Man. he cheater, of the firm of 1R. and F. Cope, of Exchange-street, o0 committed suicide by shooting himself. The cause ...

... Charles Caldwell, ftttlng-hill, Middlesex, scrivener Thomas Bennett, Oldbury, Worcester, and Webt Bromwich, Stafford, iron and coal master Thomaa Henry Griffith, Lowearnoor, Worcester, coal dealer Joseph Hardy, Nottingham, miller Elizabeth Clarke, Newport, ...