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... Townsend Dance, a captain of 1834. He entered the navy May 16, 1806, as midshipman, on board the Triamph, 74, Captain Sir Thomas Masterman Hardy. FATAL ACCIDENT TO ADMIRAL HAWTAYNE.- NORWVICH, Szrr. 9.-A fatal accident occurred last even lag to &dmiral Rawtayne ...
... on the nomination Of Archdeacon Berena. The Blshop of Durham has licensed the Rev. T. Law, M.A., to the incoumbency of St. Thomas Church, Stock- ton-on-Tees, on the nomination of the Bev. Frederick J. James,M. &, The Bishop of Winchester has licensed the ...
... Archangel. The Helen Hardy, H~enderson, arrived at Gravesend yea. terday, from Cronetadi. The BrJans, from QLebec, arrived at Belfast on Saturday. The Jane Strong, Phelps, from Colombo, arrived yestaierday in the Downs. The Thomas Dryden, Brown, from Rangoon ...
... Learn; 2nd, Mr Thomas Rid. die, Low Leam. Best 2 yellow turnips, Mr Wm. Riddle; 2nd, Mr Joseph Brodie. Best 3 carroir, Mr William Miller; 2nd, Mr Wm. Wallace 3rd Mr George Xesbet, East Wood. burn. Best B leeks, Msr John Stephenson; 2nd, Mr Thomas Smith; 3rd ...
... of St. Thomas's j Church, Salisbury. n CHAPLAINS. P Rev. George F. de Gex, to be chaplain to the Marquis a of Bath. is Rev. ?? J. Jarbo, to the Sailors' Home, North Shields. o Rev. H. Murphy, to the Bishop of Down and Connor. c Rev. John Thomas Thorn, ...
... seurzol, Ist col- lection of produce.I Mr Thomas Wood (allotment and ?? parsley- iot and 2nd white celery, 1st scarlet dahiag. G Escritt, Dritlfeld-2nd dark fuchsia, ist nalceolarla, ist 3 verblinas, 2nd hardy herbaceous plant, ist and 2nd gladiolus, i5~p~sly ...
... fishing with the net in the Spey at Grantown on the 11th, hauled at one draught as many as 222 ?? grilse, and sea trout. Mr. Thomas Howard, late 'senior churchwarden of St. Clement Danes, has received' a testimonial con- slating of a silver tea service and ...
... the valuable estate of Hemeted, situated near Cranbrook, in the Weald of Kent, for many years the residence of the late Mr. Thomas J. Hodges, comprising 4,500 acres of freehold land, divided into farms, with fine old mansion and offices, gardens, and extensive ...
... College, Oxford, tosa Canonry in the Cathedrel Church ch IOf Natal ; 1Rev. 'Thomas Knox, to be Chaplain to thle Bishop of I of Down and Connor; Rev. ?? Law, to the Curacy of St. m Thomas, Stockton-upon. 'Tees; Ven.- Charles Frederick wi Mackenzie, M.A., Gonville ...
... deponeat and e a girl named Ellen Neary, who was a passenger, were taken . offthe vessel by two salenrs, named James and Thomas, t and brought to the house of Kit Burns, 32, Water-street, where deponent als remained up to the present time; says that ...
... huim-. j . Leatherloarrow, Eiq.; 2, C. Rylance ; forgil ch 3, H. Horeiby, Esq. again Ina Stove Plwats.-1, Thomas Morris Esq., gardener, the ed Thomas Thompson; extra prize, Mrs. torimer'. on ft he Greenhouse Plants.-I., B. Brencker, REsq., gardener, woulli ...
... M'Gregor, from Gleu- fishie, 25 feet 5 inches; and that William M-Hardy, of Strathdon, threw a hammer of 161bs. 72 feet 6 inches- these throws gaining the first prizes. This same M'Hardy threw the large stone 21 feet 6 inches. L&NaoAsniaR PATENTS.-The ...