... Power, for Glasgow, with ditto.—Percy's, Thomas, for Kidwelly, with ditto.—WU- liam, Clampitt, for Cardiff, with ditto.-Simeon, Moxley, for Bristol, with coal.—Ebenezer, Ablett. for ditto, with ditto.—Wil- liam, Thomas, for ditto, with ditto.-Betsey, Prewitt ...

... Tho- mas and Britannia, Alder, for London.—Fx, Doughty; Nor- ris Castle, W'alsh: and Thomas and Ann, Owen, for Liverpool. Wri-rii COAL.—Pomona^ Simpkin; Benjamin, Thomas; and Little John, Hayes, for Youghall.— Victory, Macnamara; Cor- delia, Swaffin; Susannah ...

... Llewelly, for Abemvon- Deborah, Roberts; Mary Ann, Owen and Nelly, Mac Duff, for Liverpool.-Fame, Veal, for Hayle.-Percys, Thomas, for Kidwelly.—Friends, Black, for Stirling.—Jane, Matthews and William, Clampitt, for Cardiff.—Picton, Jones, for Newry.—Lively ...

... Scrutator and his coadjutor seem to be disposed to confer upon them. The arch and prime mover in the desolating affair is Thomas Thackwell, of Church-street, Monmouth, watchmaker, who took extraordinary pains, and was absolutely indefatigable until he ...

... place and dignity of a Canon of the « a h drtl Church of Christ, in the University of Oxford, void by the death of Doctor Thomas Hay. The King has also been pleased, to grant to the Rev. John Bull, D.D., the place and dignity of a Canon of the Cathedral ...

... will pay particular attention to Rules 3 and 7, and that Premiums are open to all Cottagers renting under Ten Pounds a-year. THOMAS WILLIAMS, Honorary Secretary. lioss Horticultural Society. THE Subscribers and the Public are respectfully informed that the ...

... at Usk, on Monday and part of Tuesday last, before the Rev. James Barnard Davies, Chairman, Thomas Lewis, Digby Mackwortb, William Cune, John Jenkins, Thomas Fothergill, and Edmund Williams, Esquires James Coles and William Powell, Clerks, the parish ...

... mention the specimens of Mr. Saunders, the gardener, of Abergavenny, who carried off numerous prizes, both for green-house and hardy plants, many of which were of considerable rarity and beauty. The display of vegetables and fruit was as varied and numerous ...

... Westfaling. 3d prize, Painted Lady, Mr. Godsall. 4th prize, Anna Maria, Mrs. Westfaling. 5th prize, Queen of Wirtemburgh, Thomas Rudge, Esq. PINKS.—Black and White. 1st prize, Westlake's Heroine, W. Gillman, Esq. 2d prize, Lewis's Defiance, J. F. Willis ...

... 5th, Mesembrianthemum Del- torides, Mr. Saunders. HARDY PLANTS.—1st prize, Rhododendron Ferngineum 2d Balmia ,Augustifolia 3d, Balmia Latifolia; and 4th, Arbutus Orientalis, Secretan Woodhouse, Esq. HARDY ANNUALS.—1st prize, Mr. Saunders. TENDER ANNUALS—1st ...

... Bowen, for New Ross.— Iron and Tin Trader, Muggleworth; Felicity, Thomas; Vigilant, Hook; Mary, Morgan; Charles, Dibden; Thomas and Sarah, Hiscox; James, Davis; Union, Mechin; William, Thomas; John, Watkins; Providence, Lacey; Edward and Margaret, Walker; ...

... —Enterprise, Summers,/row Ulverstone. WITH CORN AND FLOUH.—Kingfisher, Maine, from Padstow. —Thomas and Mary, Jones, from Barnstaple.—Superior, Wood- —Thomas and Mary, Jones, from Barnstaple.—Superior, Wood- land, from Mi?iehead.—Reward, Harris, from ...