... stonemason's labourer, but not so for foul years, and since that time have been selling fruit in the streets. He lived in Princes-row, Pimlico, for the last two years and a half. He, also saw the prisoner write the document produced, and he then handed it to ...

... Wells-road, on the body df' Mary Jackson, aged 82 years. It appeared from the evidence that the deceased resided at No. 3, Brooke's-row, Bagnigge-wells, and her means of subsistence were an. annuity allowed hcr by a gentleman to whem she been servant. She was ...

... Newgate-inarlic. carcese butcher.- James Wyatt, Plymouthl, ?? Lilisay Watscts, Corin.- lill, manluacturer i: ?? Lowtlher, Qoeen's-row, Pestonvilbe,. ?? Perry, Newtowt,, Mostgotmeryslhire, miercer and grocer._- James Creeo, Leeds, Victual1er.-Robert Loosemore ...

... rooms over Col, Verner'e stablies, in Lyall.mesrs, Eatin-pface, and, from. thiimswis there was xeady access to he had to a.row of unfinished mansions. Prom these houses had been purloined, from time to tisuci n;greatnumbterof toole, and large quantities ...

... andi hadl disiroilned uon, tile Jilaintiff, who was one of his tenaistls. andl who Occupied at thle tine No. S, -,benezer-row, Kelnnillgtonl-lalle, for four wveeks' rent, Nviz, It. 1t2q. The ,other defendants were the broker and brokers' assistant, who ...

... acquitted the prieoner. (Befre M. Baon atke.) On Tursay, obet Irore, a out it ear of gewas ndited for a rape oats prso ?? row, a il-lokig grl ged16,atColebrook, in theparsh f Susswel, n te lth f Nv.las, M. Pnyne cndcted rthe case for he roscutonand r ...

... serious results. A-. boatman was drowned off Rotherhithe during the afternoon, by coming in con. tart with a coal-brig while rowing across the stream. aBase. On the 5th Slst., hi Grosvenor-place, the Lady Lilford, of a daughter. MIARREeD. At Rending, Alfred ...

... H-eadt, Ilile-ed. eno DIary Ann and Esther Wise- man, aged sic and four yearn, daughsters oh, -Mr. John W~~iseman, of Crown-row, who died under the following singular cireumststres :-Mhr. Wiseman deposed that his wile had been suffering under an inflammatory ...

... Iter. Sir Robert Peat, chaplain to George IV., died-at Bishopwearmnoutb, ot Saturday, in her 90tb ?? Catherine Lee. of High-row, Knightsbridge, has forwarded a donation of o001. to the com- mittee of the Royal Free Hospital in furtherance of their plan ...

... the icsolveni, the latter gave up certain Iro- perty of which be was possessed, stating that it was in lieu of cconey bor- rowed from the lpersoa to whom the property was assigned. On a former day, the person was examined, when he stated that be held property ...

... Shorediteh, and also (by payment of Sixpence) by G. PurKess, 60, Old Comptonsltreet, Soelo, and W. Strange, 21, Paternoster-row. NEW WORK-sIXTEEN LARGE QUARTO PAGES FOR ONE PENNY! LOYD'S PENNY ATLAS and WEEKLY REGISTER OF NOVEL ENTERTAIN- T. IENT, contains ...

... think we shall think it worth our while to undo. In Spain there is a revolution once a week. In Portugal an emezete-Anglice, a row once in about the same period of time. Russia is ambitious-very good, let her be so. The Dutch are smoking. The Greeks have ...