... Calcutta, on the August, Thomas Place, Esq., Civil Engineer H.C.B. At Khalrgunge Factory, Jeseore, on the 27th July, Gilson Rowe, Esq., aged 45. CEYLON.—Marriages.—On the Bth July, at Trinity Church, Colombo, by the Reverend J. P. Horsford, Joseph Turner ...

... after the departure of the soldiery, the captain went into the cellar to select some fine old wine for a friend. The first row of bottles in the bin was all right —the second was empty; and all the others together contained not a drop. A hogshead ale ...

... top of the town, by mob. The police, previously informed of what was intended, were the alert. chain was placed across Rotten-row, and a, policeman had hold of each end, with instructions to raise it slightly on the approach of the mob. In conjunction with ...

... disease : Closes 26 and 275, High-street have common outlet into Rottenrow. Of the 'J7 cases of fever occurring in Rotten-row, belong to this close, of which four died. This amount of sickness may so far be accounted for, by the fact that the pigsties ...

... journals of the 9th, and our private letters of the 10th, have been received. After the scandalous exhibition of a personal row in the senate, and the pugilistic struggle between the leading members of the cabinet, which took place the 16 th ult, and which ...

... three o'clock, when they were rescued by two small boats manned byeix fishermen in each, who, regardless of their own lives, rowed bravely through the awful breakers, and brought every soul safe on shore, amidst the cheers of hundreds who were witnessing ...

... continue the negfitilitioli about the sins he wished oprhs. qte saild h hi contracts For iron, and inquired whither wfii aol.bo~row'moaey on .them ?? ?? . wre.. 11o .100,t00p tqns 'of, Iron r'ails;. ?? I shi 9oweannze' as hiisoschdule was still onthe fIII ...

... not put in, the only defeasdants who had not answered were an the same interest as the plaintiffs. They cited, 1Norway ?? Rowe (19 VeseyI 165), and 1Manger -v. Jenner (2 Rlare, 600). The Vice- Chancellor held that the affidavits might be read. * ...

... 25th lastaat.' i ftionwas fo iled at thec aion of certain membas of 7 the society of Wesle a Methodists, at the fof shii Ie Row, 6g oit -le-pri ithe eountyiTof, d mh AU I had for Its obect th formanee under the deoce OF the court of the truss ltng-to the ...

... the 'poli6eimar 'Isiscs found that he'had'foriierly' I lodged there, 'but had left, {and was residing at No.D 8, lNew- a row, Deptford.' The ofioer 'kept a watch o'n the maleprin la soner, and being informed that he was a'married mne, he followed him ...

... of the Bankers' Proteotlon Soeiety,'ras charged 3' with; obtaining a worlkbox from ' th- house of Mr. . Crpp,. 4 ClmbWrland.row, . Walworth.ioid- iundet' fraudilent 'pzc- ; . ?? raid that on 'ihursday night, wvhllq be. ws anbbsent from home, the plrisoner ...

... odn pr GIbson v. Spurling to be snoke to. Re ?? Humble; 55eaulanatv. Halfwell; Ticker ?? in re Spenoer; inure Wteatsl Ctw.row ; v.odv.u~l;i, in re Gordon ; Lieahmare v. Perrin ;. Mil .Nill; Dunca= T. WOl Smith ; Sallabtiry v. Hill ; in re Fena Charlty ...