... its Neighbourhood. BATH Mr. W. PEARSON. BA THWICK Mr. Wm. THOMPSON. Bradford Mr. J. P. Budgett. „ . , Messrs. Thomas and Son. linsl l JMr. Thomas Harris. Calne Mr. W. Carey. Chippenham Mr. Thos. Alexattder. Congresbury Mr. Robt. Willmott. Frome Mr. Samuel ...

... probably be again challenged, and with defeat to spirit them on to better things the Aird men will then probably give their hardy brothers of the hills more trouble to beat them. On the termination of the match the victors and the crest-fallen men of the ...

... of Blandford Rev. Dr. Pacey J.. 0. Barris, Esq. 11. Unwen. Esq. RCN'. Dr. Cotton, Principal of Worcester College 5 0 John Hardy, Esq. Mr. Ilargraves W. E. Hubbard, Esq. - - - - 5 0 Lieut.-Colonel Seymour Mrs. 'lngham Major Little 1 0 M. 0., one who has ...

... David Lyon, of London, for St. Helena , same day. The Celerity, Torbay to St. Nichaers, 18th ult., lat. 42 N, long. 26 W. The Thomas Jones, from Sing_apore, Nov. 4. The Queen, Hong-Kong to Hamburgh, Sept. 20, lat. 3 N, long. 108 E. Her Majesty's ship Mccander ...

... direction. Case dismissed. — Henry Wallis, Thomas Hardy, and David Smedley, were charged with trespassing upon land at Bramcote, in the occu- pation of Robert Tebbutt, on the 18th ult., in pursuit of game. Thomas Husbands, game-keeper, said, be- tween eleven ...

... the defendants acted uuder his direction. Case dismissed. —(Before T. Nixon, Esq. and Captain Taylor.)— Thomas Jeffreys, Thomas Welt/tonic, and Thomas Wallis were charged by p.c. Leaper with committing a breach of the peace at Radford, on the 22th ult. ...

... Robert Fer- p guson, Esq., J. Railton, Esq., Mr. Fleming, Mr. Thos. o Clarke, J. Graham, Esq., solicitor, Mr. M. Donald, Mr. Thomas Nanson, W. B. Page, Esq., John Norman, Esq., solicitor, T. T. Railton, Esq., Mr. Joseph Forster, and fi others. The Rev. Jno ...

... stock MERCERY AND DRAPERY OF ANDBRTON. OF BARTON. NOW READY. /CONFECTION ARY and BAKING ESTABLISHMENT. Bond-Street, Hull.—M hardy (Widow of the UteCHAELKS Harot), ConfectloueT, IndK.ncy Baker, re, am. her gratefaUhaatato her Friend* and the for the Favour ...

... the Northern Division thi county •' apt. Runnaeles, of Thorpe ; Thomas Nunnsen. and jun. Law ford; Carringtoa Nunn, Little Bromley; R iuirrell, Mistky; John Cardinall, R. 'hompson, .1 Hardy, and James Rayner, of Tendring J. Boghurst, and H. Vincent, Prating ...

... )er. PRINCESS ROYAL .. Captain CRAWFoRD; .5 Iin The City of Glasgow Btoam-packet Company's Steamer a sod ADMIRAL ?? Captain HARDIE; 1ol- Areintended to sail Iwith or without Pilots) asunder:- t orm FROMi (CLARENCE Docr) LIVERPOOL. F ties NJANUARV. i Of ...

... even- ing, *i Hawthorn's Band played several popular airs. On Monday last was launched from the iron shipbuilding yard of Mr Thomas. Toward, St. Peter's Quay, Newcastle, a large iron steam vessel, for a Liverpool house. The vessel, which had previously. ...

... f Company. Jan. 4. went at rather lower rates; 1,093 pkgs South Americanper of Paid. Price. 14th Regiment of Foot-Csptein Thomas McLean at 38s 31 to 36; 500 cks Sydney 313 3d to 38, 3d, and out to look for a third man, but not finding him Annum. Share ...