... Colonels. tea CAPTrAINS, of' Wil~iarn Struther-s. Edward Sen-ante, Thomas Pasley Hay, ceo Bobert Wiro booin. ilenr-v Templa~r. George Thomson, William~ offi Lei-rce Lennox, (teorqe Temrplar. Thomas Donnelly, 'William- Rowin- boirt lNitonan. Richard Ilnltev Rickets ...

... meniber for the city of lWor- cesti-c, and continued to represent it until 1841, when lie retirel, iana: was succeeded bv Sir Thomas Wilde. He alwass ?? reforrm measures, and generally voted witlh the Grey and Melhourne administration. sso' ish. cand Erench ...

... late incumbent, has been presenie.l by the patron, the Earl of Fife, to the pastoral chlolbsuc o4 this 'mari'h. T/n. rate Thomas I)necom, R. S. A.-A meeting of the; frienrs and admirers of this distinguished artist vr.s 11,4,1 on Thursday in Mer. Fraser's ...

... Wavman, Gent., coroner, onl the body ?? Hardy, e Mr. azed about ten years, who it appears was bathing with tw~o it prin- &ther children about eight yeat's old, named Philip Ilurreil tt read- and Robert Seymour, and Hardy and- Hurrell, trying, had which could ...

... streets of Glasgow, on Monday last, with the National Flag, and a bond of music. The strictest decorum was observed by these hardy patriots, who thus in a foreign land celebrated their Day of Independence. v We regret to understand that the Glasgow Gas Light ...

... instantly on a s the spot.-Tinmes. - d Fatal Fail of a Childi into a0 old Coal-wu'h.-On Sa-t te turday, an inquest was held before Thomas Badger, Esq., n is i at the Cross Pool Tavern, Upper Hailam, on view of the c ;; body of Joseph Finningle-, who was two years ...

... wife and family. George Shuts, ucetermonger, of Driver's buildings, 'Mile-end.- He has left a wvire and several children. Thomas Shade, age about 14, call-boy on board the Cricket. of: 1Rose Street, Covent garden.-le w'as boiling scene coffee, it its ...

... Adiam j'rlta,) Steveriston. tl Best Yellow Goltdacin Mjule Cock-Mr Thomas Reid. |n Closs 2,/- 0/U Birds. d Best Goldfinch, three conmpetitors-lst, Mr James Gallagher ; it 2d Mr Thomas Reid. 'F i3est Yellonw Coclc Canary four competitors-Ist, Air James ...

... Faq., a gentleman numb ved arid deservedly reapected on tire Loch, curl wire was not connected hial wvitlu the competitiorr. Thomas Lockrett, Esq., Secretary to the the Coormittee, (leo. Jerrkins, Esq. of Ciriluimluiek, Treasnrer, James S Begg, Esqp, and ...

... Park ; 2d, Mr Thomas Nelson, to Uddingston ; 3d, Mir James Cooper, gardener to Mrs Jardine of bat HAside. s. HBest tnelve Onions-slt, Mr R. Finlay, gardener to MIrs so HlnorCalder Bank; 2d, Mr W~m Forrest, Uddingeton; 3d, the Mr Thomas N elson. pa- Blest ...

... and Pett Aylward, for String at Edward 3 Miutlampy, and wounding him in the! leg. Thomas. Britt, robtacr of ax. et, M rtosorw.- - Jelhn Cleary. Thornaa Maprath, and Thomas Brinen, for reh. ?? and shootiing at Patrick liven. I oh o l and Patrick IRyan, robberv ...

... Thornas. ditto* Thomas Gravel, ditto; Ii. Thompson, ditto; J. Brannagan, ditto; Terence M1ullian, fireman; Williamn Mor- rison, ditto; J. Mulholland, ditto; Hugh Cameron, ditto; T. Morrish, boy. Lost.-Mr. Livingstone, chief engineer; Mr. Hardy, second a engineer; ...