... Mla- ry Jackson; the same day and place, Thomas Thompson, to Mary Wake, all of Bishop-Auckland.-On the 30th ult. at Alnwick, Mr Thomas Hay, plumber and glazier, to Miss Margaret Harrison ; on the 2nd iost. Mr Thomas Robertson, to Miss Cunningham, daughter ...

... c. 129. The penalty on conviction is transportation for life, or for a shorter term, at the discretion of the court. John, Thomas, and William Taylor, three young men, brothers, and ?? persons, were charged with the deitruction of three looms' work, the ...

... 4 2 Mr Jobling's gr. c. by Viscount. - 3 3 Mr Thomas Hudson's br. on. Isabella, - 2 4 The Members' Plate, for all ages. Heats, 24, miles. 9 entered. Mr Stephenson's ch. mn. Lady Jane, - 3 I 1 Mr Thomas; Hudson's b. f, Mansfield Lass, 1 2 2 Mr Wilkinson's ...

... third son oF Thomas Featberston, Esq. of Cotfield Hous~e, Durham, to Laetitia, y'oungest daughter of Samuel Robinson, Esq. of Finsbhury Circus, London.-On the 18th. in itt. a ?? ~-tJR-WCr d n sq O lm solicitor, to Jane, daughter of Thomas Selby, Es%. of ...

... Jackson, late of Osmo- ?? the 20th, inst. at Gateshead, Mr Anthony Parker, ship-broker, to Miss Mary Aml Hardy, daughter of the late Mr James Hardy, hair-cloth-manufacturer.- O(l the 23rd inst. Mr John Leadbitter, of this town, to Miss Swinburne, of Gateshead ...

... G. T.; Brother Thomas Small, G. R. ; Brother the Rev. T. R. Shipperdson, G. C.; Brother J.. P EKidson, G. S.; Brother Thos. Grifflith, S. G. D.; Brother Matthew Tlbompson, J. G. D.; Brother Ralph Eden, G. S. W.; Brother Thomas Hardy, G. D. C.; Brother ...

... force of good nature with which they were evidently bestowed. MUMTNY.-St. Johsn's, N. 13. Oct. 24.-The master of the barque Thomas, (which vessel a)rived here on Thursday last) reports that when off Machias the crew became mutirnous, and took possession ...

... thatea ih ad cwr- pisitted stfesicehe waaitsot be jiuie io ao giteti hisbt . to.,prisona..- 'e We~llyouf wowxvrp, added tho;,mas i- lnd immediatelv left sbe office. Ini a few mniueltev'saftorwards be was brought back by a constable,-who said that he ...

... property of Mr Mark, surgcon, and the other flor stealing thu property of' Robert Malckaay and his sister. On the same dav, Thomas Cuthbertson, anl appren- tice to is tanner, was convicted of stealing a setting dog, the property of the Rev. Robert Green ...

... did not nowy question; but it Was the deuty af their lordships to give validity to the will of the testator. Last year Sir Thomas Wilson said that the land now alluded to as eligible for building was not so, so inconsistent were the opinions on the two ...

... I-lc brought these petitioners befi)re the I louse in the chailacter of witnesses, and he thought that n1o man is ?? be so hardy as to despise the testimilon1y of thousan(ds of respectable gentlemen. Unless the Hlouse intended to bar- blirize the peoplIL ...

... On the 3rd inst. at Wolw-ich, the wife of Cap- tain Romer, of the Royal Artillery, of a ?? same day, at Cot ield House, Mrs Thomas Featherston, Jan. of a ?? the 2nd inst. at Winstone, Mrs Deighton, wife of S. I)eighton, Esq. of a ?? the *26th iilt. ?? London ...