... mtattei of history, are may fitid elit fit ?? resin such a Timtte- gyrist his beeis fotund for him as lits been, found for Thomas a jCautopbell. (Loutd checers.) Among die signs of ithe times, ii which those who suit may aruaid, there ate, its it ap- it ...

... Kensington Park Gardens, Nottiughill, he Thomaes Bdmiett, Oldbury, Worceestershire, and of West Bromwich, 3d Staffordshire, from, and coal master. Thomas Henry Griffith, LoweomtOr, Worcesteralmire, coal dealer. Lis Joseph Hardy, Nottinghnam, miller. id Elizabeth ...

... from the other islands to corresponding dates. ?? is no political news. Yellow fever was raging amongst the shipping at St. Thomas, but only a few is cases had appeared on shore. Jamaica Wa ilealthy, P 'and the news regarding the state of the crops is d ...

... been cancelled; July 241 To be Corneta, without ?? I-enry Patrick John- a tone Mackenzie, from tbe 68th Foot; William Jonos Thomas, Gent.; AJly 2d. SsCyMrs ob Mjr ' 3d Dragoon Guards-Captaln er as ob aoby pur- p e ase, vice Carlyon, who retires; Lieutenant ...

... civil duties far better than civil servants I have not the slightest doubt, but then there ought to be more officers. Sir Thomas I Muriro, I lear, said lie thought three officers were sufficient for regiments. This is high authority, yet I confess to ...

... weather permits, are busily engaged. in their endeyvosrs to raise the railway machinery which formed the cargo of tile barqule Thomas, of St; John, N-B., lately wrecked at the Port- nahaven Lighthouse, Islay. They have succeeded in gpeltig .Up about 50 tons ...

... hereafter, form the strength of our n his Indian army. Bet wve cati have tio assurtance tiett these menl, f Lhe who are moie hardy thtan thle Hindoos of Southern India,.and a ad, mole caltable of being tralimed to wet, would not follow thle a )tseine course ...

... platform by Sir Archibald he Alison, Bart,; Sir James Anderson, 'toP.; Colonel Fergussoh, of H.E.LC.S.; Archibald Boyle, Esq.; Thomas Bellew, Es by M.P.; Rev. Dr. M'Taggart, Rev. D. MIhRae, and other gentle- men. The meeting having been opened with prayer ...

... 8s.; Alex. Hedderwick, d writer, Falkirk, £66, 6s. lId.; Burns & M'Lean, per James 11 Lockhart, for Lanark, £80, 17s.; John Hardy, writer, Linlith- gow, £72, ls 64., James Thom, writer, Linlithgow, £e 134, 2s. 6d. ; D. H. Robertson, writer, Hamilton, £38 ...

... James Thorm, manufacturer, and Hugh M Naught, iY mechanicS, Glasgow-Improvemento in loome for weaving. d November 9. Walter Hardie, printer, Edinburgh-AD improved L sterenocope. November 10. Joreph Townsend, nisnufacturing chemist, Glasgow P -Improvements ...

... fulfilled the . duties assigned to him, Outram has- tened, by permission of the Envoy, to join the column under General (now Sir Thomas) Wiflshire, then proceeding to punish Mibrab :Khan of Khelat,'for certain acts of hostility imputed to him and lis subjects ...

... infant. y December 22-Thomas Peters, Mr. and Mrs. John Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Peters and two children; Isaac, native Christian, wife, and infant. r December 23.-Sergeant Hardy, and Mrs. Hardy, and four children; William Hardy; nephew of the above; ...