... Ainsworth, Thomas Batty Addison, Rev. John zahepherd lBirleY, Oliver Burton, E.dwvard Barton, John Blillinsgtou Booth, John Bryning, Joseph Ilornhby Birloy, John Ireland Blackbourne, Lient. Col. Alfrod Raminsdoo Idoulton, William Barton, Thomas Langton lBirloy ...

... and 3923 packages of eargo. Her dates areValparaiso, Nov. 10; Callao, Nov. 27; Panama, Dec. 6; Jamaica, Dec. 11; and St. Thomas, Dec. 15. The Seine landed seven passengers and mails, and proceeded for Cher. bourg. The Peruvian Supreme Court hbad given ...

... school, read by the Secretary, showed that it was in a very encouraging condition. Addresses were delivered by Mr. Joseph Hardy, Mr. Shackleton, and Mr. Margelison. During the evening selections of music were sung by the Church choir, assisted by Miss ...

... 'classet; add'his retirement from puble lifewill be regretted by many. - THE Lsm'APcIDENA r ON- BOARD A Ton SnAiFB. -Captain Thomas M. Barbour, master of the tug : steamer irenol 'y,'Who redeived such severe in- 'juries by coning in: contaot with the machinery ...

... Witherington; Dr. Royle; Messrs. T. D. Horeby, A. B. Forwood, E. Bates, F. A. Mould, N. Eckereley, Thomas Heald; G. Gilroy, W. Bryan, R. Darlington, W. Hardy, and Thomas Knoweley, all of Wigan; Canon Masters, Rev. T. Gardner, Rev. W. K. Melville; Messrs. Weld ...

... in ilallymena and in the surrounding parishes. . ais Looking back on my dale spent among, the mn- Amcade I telligent and hardy people of the braid, and when Court I was blessed. with tne conhidence and affe~ctionate sturut .consideration of the most ...

... the 9th of May, 1831, and the' cloud had swept - -down. M?tore than 5,000 men, hardy and detersh~ined, were gathered near the Angel, listening to one 'of their orators, Thomas Ilewelyn., His theme was :Reform. M'olvanshiay lied announced his deteresnstihn ...

... proved; and the guardians would have been want. ing in their duty to the public had they failed to mark their sense of Dr. Hardi's conduct in a less emphatii manner than is implied by the resolution which was unani. mously adopted on Wednesday evening ...

... F1OH LA£'l NIGTT'S GAZE21TE. BANKRsUPTS. To ?? at Basingh l-strest. SADLEn, THoMAS, Cable-street, Shadwell, victualler, Feb.2, atil. ,IeAA~cs, EDWARD, Princis-telrace, Battersea, auctioneer, Feb. 2, at IL. ; aMIasNoGE, EDWARD HBNBY PRBcY, Great Dover-street ...

... upwards of 40 members sat down to a sumptuous din- ner, served in first-rate style by the worthy host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Saul. A very convivial evening was spent. enlivened by songs, toasts, &c. This Society numbers 70, and has done well for the ...

... i2si 2ib C. darvisI Sir Formeby's Dune, aged, li3st 71h ?? iRudd2 SKr Ado's Licymnia, e yrs, list Zl ?? ?? F. 0. Hobsen S Hr 'Thomas's Merrimsac, aged, list ?? Mtamrford 0 Betting-6 to 4 ugut Licymonia. 7 cc 4 agat Novice, 4 to 1 agot Danea, 10 ts 1 agot ...

... Schofield. Mitrs, Somers-mews, Carolina Plumb to Thomas Foster. Xarylebone, January a. Barley Mew, Dorset-otreet, Walter Quadlelt Roberts to Veere Wood- man. Blandford Arms, Boston-place, to Ellen Thorn, widow of Thomas Thorn, the late occupier. The Olive Branch ...