... Cherry; V'trk, Hackers; John., Nfvitt;w IHenry, Raper; Sheffijeti, Jackson;, Surry, Calblridgc; uj Chiesterfield,- Ayrc ; 'Thomas anid Mary, Wogrigh il Willaiamt and Sarah, Lo wish; Elizabeth and Mary5 u Poilwl.Fr'Wd', Clio, Srnales. For Ledth. tI IEdinburg ...

... shillings from him to purchase S coffill,- George Metcalf and George Carter, of this town, charged with entering the warehouse of Thomas Moxon, at Denby, and stealing therefrom three pieces of woollen curd and one- piece of swan- down, were ?? Carter and Srsan- ...

... M1LT| S LORD LYTTLET'lONI. . I 1a __ - I .1 Sns.zr o~nide~re~f ';f0~,as reported hY tire former. 'rise death of the celebrated Thomas Lord Lyttleton,St - from the fingislarity of the circurrfi5aXm attending it, 'ta e cannot fail to live tin thermeory of tbolk ...

... Glient. 9. The Princess of Wales embtarked for the conti- nent ott board the Jasoti frigate, off Worthing. Captain Sir Thomas Hardy attacked and took posisessioll of the sown of Storlisgtolt, int North r A'mrerica. s 12. Formal expulsion of Lord Cocirane ...

... persona had collected, which con- &ed, tinueti to increase until half pact 12 o'clack-, ?? the ntir Cliair-was token by Mr. Thomas Smith, drsu!gist~ari chemist, of this place, %ho was called to preside by a co hew of hMnds. Tlhle Chairman sabtlry aldressed ...

... Tbe Earl of Darlington ir electd Mayor'of, iartlepool. Thomivs Scholes Withniigloi, Esq. isappoitiled Borough 1 reeve '~Mr.Thomas Salter and Mr. William Sandford, constablva and Mr. Joseph Nadin. re-appointed deput-. consrable of Mancheiter, for the ensuing ...

... inscribed, in the records of the House of Commons, S in 1characters 'wiciih he who' runs may read. 1He S was, continued Mr. Hardy, 1 in weariness often,. in a -pains, in' huniger and 'thirst, and in'warchiiti ofen when you, gentlemen,. were asleep in your ...

... offeringlhiniself again as a. candidate- for Web-minmrer : of Shiiould shis be the f6ct, it is prohable that Sir Thoma . Mnt Masterman Hardy, the confidential friend and favournie Capfain of Lord Nelson, and in whose arms rhe- gallanir Admiral died, will ...

... rii to erect 501110 ?? tissnmisal ?? public veneration pi )St to his envinery. IThis proposal was secneotcii by John c [so Hardy, Esql. tilc Recorder, who pronituncen an eloquent T- euio1gietin Oni the pnblic Character and] pri tate teortit ot' ?I toe ...

... ~aw.of hcinsriies, .London, yicupaller-Jes~le bcblI~of rabsok, Kemtbriewer--Richard Pliny br~e0 ofLieroul nercait-William Hardy, of ?tscuaedyatr s~al'William Wisulrich, of DltbrLacssrphra~im Eddlelaton, of F ir,. cttttom nsnfufacturvirs. John Iteu Ole'ynn'r ...

... compel. that revision of the Spainish constitution, which not oaly d Spain itself, but all Europe demands. .. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy liad o Friday a very ' long confereoce with the Board of Adamiralt; relative si to his combniand in South Anierica. The ...

... general, calndrs o tgt, it rspet letertohenumber of therisinlsr he trcitofth of'ece.-Couerier. Caseitiorn.-Ont the first inst. Thomas Tranfield, wl~,, Iofrthe parish of Clarborough, was committed (pursuant pr to tlate Gao. 11 . c. 19. s. ?? to Southwell Bridewell ...