... Willinki, Esq.; *Chal~es Plin- MiKeund. Esq.; Henry G+ilbert lltw- son, Es.,. B.A., Oxford;- Thomas. Willse Chitity, Req. ; Louis Wilfred Guise Rivett-Carnac. Boi. ; Thomas Rearnan Frederick Bardweil, Lug., N.A., Oiford. Henr PhIlIIp A Breton. Esq., LL.1J., Camb ...

... Arthur Cutting, E, first class; Mary 3. Francis, E, first ceass: Annie Smith, E, first class; Alfred Wood, B,first class; thomas Allison, E, second class; John F. Burton, E, second class; Charlotte C. Clegg, E, second lass; *ary A. Corns, E; second class; ...

... beer. He (Hardy) told them that lie thoughlt they had had enough already, and should not give them any. Soon afterwards the two men went so their carts, and on arriving there they went up to Hardy and said that he should give them some beer. Hardy said lhe ...

... DISTR OT OOUHT5,i CALLOW, Jous TIoIMAs, and Jorn THsOMs SMsTH, 11etton, l1untingdonsbiro, corn merchants, July 7, at 11. HARDY, JAWES, Leicester, publioan, July 9, at 12. JoY, TJlOMAS JONAI, Great Ulacton, Essex, grocer, July 18, at3. lixsae, Jsist St ...

... their residence in Grosvenor Place. Her ladyship afterwards had an evening party. The Earl and Comntess of Albemarle have left Thomas Hotel for the continent. The Earl and Countess Stanhope entertaine da dis- tinguished party including, Viscount and Viscountess ...

... Robineon, fromu HLamburg, general; Cob. it den (Bs), Battrumn, from London, general; John I- Roberts, Thomas, from Pomaron, ore; Glencairn (as), ft Hardy, from Antwerp, ballast; Charles 3arie, Laquel. lac, from Bonlogne, ballset; Northumberland (aS), Farrier ...

... R. Igain. Ditto, ditto, 4-, Mr. J7. T. I. Castell; 2, M~r. Bi. Thorns. Eipeolmen grseahcnue-.-1 W. W. Wootten, REq. Ditto, hardy-l, Mir. J. P. Bradle; *. Str. J. Lekia. Ditto, fern-i, the Warden of Wadham; 2, 3.W. Hounsiow, Eeg.I CUT FLOWERS. Cut Flowers ...

... disposed of oil Saturday. WELLS. DEATH OF A VFTERAN.-In our obitnary this week , will be found recorded the death of Captain Thomas ' Goold Mornington Raynes, of the 42nd Highlanders. The n deceased had seen considerable service. He was presslet at ;t the ...

... Police Court yesterday, a E labourer, uamed Johu Benson, was seut to gaol r for a month for stealing 9s 9d from the person of Thomas Towey on the previous afternoon.-Pro- secutor, who had just come over from Ireland, went into the Dolphin with prisoner and ...

... late Rev. G. H. Potter. June 26, at Kineton, by the Rev. F. R. Miller, Vicar, Thomas, only son of William Taylor, of Long Compton, to Mary Sophia, second daughter of Thomas Garrett, of Kineton. June 27, at St. Michael's Church, Oxford, by the Rev. F. ...

... 26th 1a41d ulta BeIC Thomas Bowen, labourer, for using improper language in gedis Eornuiglow-stre0t, on the 7th inst., was fineu20s, and costs. BRIEAD CASES.- George Smith, William Williams, Walter Treg Stevenson, and Francis Hardy, shopkeepers, of Barton- ...

... the passing of this Act, shall with the other persons mentioned in the said sixteenth aection be members of Convocation. Mr. HARDY (Secretary for War) opposed the clause, believiu g that if carvied it woald deprive the Convocation of seine of its most useful ...