... 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 ...

... of electing delegates to the ensuing conference, and hearing addresses from John Kyinsley, Esq., the Rev. J.- G. Miall, and Thomas Enight, Esq. Alderman Knight presided. A great portion of the Asldienceeonsisted of Orangemnon, collected from the various ...

... om of Mr. Wright, Esgl Tavern, Garner's S1 lHill, Nottingham, Mr, William James, collector:-Mr, d James MlIntyre Is M; M. Hardy Is ; Mr. John Simpson Is; . 5, Mr. Mitchell 6d ; Mr. William James 3d; Mer. Robert 1i he James 3d; Mr. James Warner ls; Mr ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 11- place, 'described on the police-sbeet as of . no occu- giv4 to pation, was ebarged with haiving. obtained from mei at Thomas Clifford,. landlord ofthe Three Doves, Boer. :po ie wick-street, the sumxnof£5 by fraudulent pretences. r . -The.complainant ...

... DEATH OF THE VETERAN DEMOCRAT, - THOMAS PRESTON. TO MR. G. JULTAN BARNEY. DEAR w.SaR,-OnOe of the oldest veteran re- .formers of the day-the fellow-worker with those .nobles of mind and humanity, Hardy, Horne Tooke, Thelwall, Gale Jones, and othere-one ...

... DEATH OF 'HE VETERAN DEMOCRAT, THOMAS PRESTON. TO MR. G.. JULIAN HARNEY.: DEAR SIR,-One of the' oldest veteran re- ,formers of the day-the fellow-worker with those nobles of mind-and humanity, Hardy, Horne Tooke, *Thelwall, Gale Jones, andothers-one who ...

... Was bun. e dance of provisions without the importation of t grain, and the Republic could always 'aom- mand the services of hardy and brave. warriors . when occasion' rcqeuired. But in succeeding ages-especially under the Emperora-when landed properiy was ...

... our t readers:- e ' At a very early period of his life Mr. Thomas, Preston espoused the cause of Parliamentary Re-a form, and became the friend and coadjutor of Horne Tooke, Theliwall, and Hardy. So long ago as I March, 1782, he was, admitted a mender of ...