... ned, thankful for , sib k. prize. the blessings they posse**, they become mere talkers,perhaps j EnglUh Verst —Charles 11.—John C. Sliairp. Halli »I. even irreverent oeclaiincrs, on subjects which are 100 hard for Tiiursday Mr. I'rvdeiic Charles L.-r ...

... other farming implements partially injured. The same day, two ruffianly looking fellows, who gave tlieir names Wtn. Shaw and John Shourd alias Fanner, and who appeared formed a part of a large gang of both sexes who scour the country for livelihood, were ...

... Joseph Badey, of Cardigan-street, Jericho. At Eton. Bucks, Sunday last, the mst., aged 37, Mary, fourth daughter of the late Uev.Georgc Dupuis, rector ofWenillebury. . . . „ On the 10 Inst, at Coring, this county, Anne, trile o the Rev. John H. Broome, aged ...

... sugar, be fjUotrmg. vessels are lying at Margate with loss of bulark«, anchors, cables, chains, sails, bowsprits, and masts John Poyntz, from Yottghal for London; the Ellen, 1 rce ' ra 0r » Reliance, from Plymouth; Aesper, from Lisbon; the Neptune, of ...

... labouring from a disordered state of the intellects, and at the advice of his eminent medical attendants he was removed to St. John'swood, and placed under the care of persons in every way qualified for his protection. While there the noble Earl's health ...

... armarthen and Cardigan, that in consequence the present state of agriculture, he will make them anallowa.ice of m per cent, off their respective rents. Mr. P. S. Miles, Leigh Court, has also had it made known to his tenants nis Cardigan estates, that ...

... deposited, and the d. scription of those arms. Information was thus given to all persons who wished steal arms of the places where any description of arms might obtained. If attempt at robbery was unsuccessful, and the arms \vere left upon Hie premises, the ...

... utmost fortitude and resignation, Mr. John Plowman, son., leaving large circle of relations and friends to lament their loss. On Wednesday last. Charlotte, daughter of the late Mr. William Williams, of the Abingdon Arms, Market-street, aged years. ...

... (vice Ur. Black), of which the lion. hart, principal proprietor.— Patriot. I’AnuoN or Political OrrenuEns. —John Roiph, Charles Duncomhe, and John Montgomery, three tlie principal leaders the Upper Canada rebellion, have received their pardon from his ...

... Wing, commences on Monday next, and will doulnlc*s attract a large number of purchasers. Late John Flint AmvEanußV.—The widow j and friends of the late John Flint, of Adderbury. who recently died surrounded painful circumstances, and who is described ...

... compliment. Central Criminal Court.—lsaac Bridgman and John While Bridgman were tried on Wednesday, on a charge of mwderaeanour, in removing the body of Mr. J. G. Tawney from vault in the burial ground of St. John's Chapel, West-street, Walworth—a Dissenting Chapel ...

... sincere thanks. It had been remarked* that very legibly stained on nis arm. 1 hey could the Officers of the Apollo Lodge were always ready to j. not recover from their amazement. Charles John the brethren of the Alfred ; but the case should reversed, | has ...