... Lambert Cassell, Thames Ditton, Surrey, carpenter and builder. April 22. John Robert Anderson, Throgmprton-street, London, merchtmt. JJivithmds in the Country. T. Blackburn, John Watson. John Watson the younger, and Joseph Watson, Preston, Lancashire, cotto ...

... Castle-street eweeps at a bard gallop, with wuch jinghng of and what an lian calls “awank,” a troop of yeomanry cavalry, Sir the Cardigan with and recumbent bull dog drives rapidly through. Here comes a stalwart form, well known to men, Alderman Cooper, and #0 ...

... features, and the Premier would find himself in awkward relations with his Leader of :he Lords. AYe do not suppose that Lord John Russell thinks so despondingly of his place before the country, that he would consent to go to the House of Peers, order to ...

... capital large roll, 1 iron bound ditto, wheel ploughs, doable and single harrows, pair Yorkshire ditto, Wedlake Thompson's grattan rake, fallow and bean shims, and plough harness for two teams, cleaning machine, ami barn implements, 250 sheep gates, men ...

... indep. volunteers. —John C |,jl captain. Captain John Campbell, on late Kelfo reg. captain. Malcob Brown, gents, to be lieuts. John fiai fi gents, to enfigns. . Auchtermuchty volunteers.—John Auchtertooll volunteers.—Henry Spe al s, John ...

... deftined to remain long under the domination our arms conquered it lall war, but we furrendered it to France, for God knows what reafon, together with Martinique, Guadaloupe, Pondicherry, Goree, &c. our arms re-conquered it this war, bat ate now about to ...

... —-Captain Shaw to Major, vice Kelso. Hospital Staff.— be Sturgeons to the Forces.. —Apothecary John Burtiall; Surgeon John Meade, from 4.oth foot; Surgeon John Rice, from the foot; Surges n Thomas Inglis, from the foot; Surgeon Robert Brown, from the foot ...

... Mr. John Collard, and severally fined 40s. and costs and in default of payment they were committed to the House of Correction at St. Augustines, with hard labour., for one month. Commitments to St. Augustine’s Goal, Canterbury.— Thomas Kemp, John oil ...

... (by Young Gay). Implements—2 g»od waggons, 1 tug, 3 dung cans, 2 wheel ploughs, harrows, two-horse ditto, shims, ntdgct. grattan rake, 2 rollers, 3 viiiier chain ditto, collars, and bits, plough harness, tkc. &c. ic. Furniture—Ompri-es 4 post bedsteads ...

... fact, that at least ten of the clergymen in the category to which we allude, who are determined to throw themselves into the arms of the Romish Church, are unmarried, so that they will at once become Popish priests. We believe that majority of their number ...

... frequent.' Nov. 9. Arrived the Leyden, -of. guns, from Portsmouth, Idas and Countess of Elgin hired armed cutters, from cruize. Sailed the. Harlequin hired armed ship with the Lord Eldon hired transport for Portsmouth. In the Downs—Princess of Orange, San ...

... emblazoned shields with the arms of England and France. Tlie state chairs were w hat might be called of Gothic design, aud the throne was surmounted with Gothic tracery. the back of the throne were emblazoned the royal arms of England in silver. Seated ...