... foundation, and preserve to this and future ages the lasting good of well-directed charitably-given knowledge. The great Sir Thomas Sutton, the munificent founder of the Charter-house, whose memory is worthy of all reverence, has left to London an institution ...

... as a receiving-ship, in lieu of the Magnificent. The Dee is preparing at Woolwich a steam transport, to be commanded by Mr. Thomas Driver, master, R.N., destined by report to take troops to Canada. The Fly, 18, Capt. Price Blackwood, with her cutter tender ...

... Rev. F. H. Pare. The Rev. Egremont Richardson, B.A, to the rectory of Oxcombe, Lincolnshire, vacant by the death of the Rev. Thomas Furners, M.A.; patron, Benjamin Grant, Esq., Scambleshy Crove. The Rev. Robert Allen, M.A., of Westbourne, has been unanimously ...

... very evening) ; and described fox-hunt, at which I had seen Thomas Moore and Samuel Rogers, Esquires ; and a boxing-match, in which the athletic author of Pelham was pitched against the hardy mountain-bard, Wordsworth. You see my education was not neglected ...

... Gravesend, where they embarked on board the ship Vernon, for Madras. The E. I. Co’s detachment is under the command of Lieut. Thomas Osborne, 40th Madras N.I. GREENWICH HOSPITAL.—THE UNITED SERVICE. Last week the hoys of Chelsea School proceeded by water ...

... next. WAR-OFFICE, Sept. 27. Ist Life Guards—Comet and Sub-Lieut. Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., to be Lieutenant, vice Allen; Ensign Thomas George Lord Glamis to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, vice Sir W. W. Wynn. Royal Horse Guards—Lieut. R. H. R. H. Vyse to be ...

... above ? No thanks to God, unless thanks qualified! It is the first time W'e have known a public journalist in this country hardy enough to propound so base, so degrading, unholy, unblushing a doctrine. Why here is a sentence for the pen of party —“ the ...

... Lloyd’s. Nov. 12,1842. Sir, —It is our painful duty to apprise you of the total loss of the Reliance, 1500 tons burthen, Thomas Green, commander, which vessel came on the coast of Merlemont last night, and went to pieces this morning; she left Canton ...

... sire, Pa, haven’t I got a veto as well as the President ?” No, my child.” Yes, I have. Pa; my fifth toe is V toe, I reckon.” “Thomas, take that boy to his mother—he’s ruined '.—New York paper. Scene, —after spending the evening under the rose. Pa, does wine ...

... respnnsibiiitv the shareholders the Loudon and Westminster Joint Stock Loan Com nan —Mr Thomas stated the plaintiff’s case. This was an action of debt brought Mr. Thomas Bristol, an engraver, carrying on business in King William-street, Strand, to recover ...

... be determined. West Indies.— The ship Simeon Hardy, from Rarhadoes to Cork, arrived at that port Friday week, through which we have file of the Bnrbadoet Globe, to the 10th ultimo. the lime of the Simeon Hardy leaving Barbadoes the latest dates from England ...

... likewise of Browham-hall and chapel, and of Mr. Bird’s house.” it appears that the Brougham estate is now claimed by one Thomas Bird, and other parties, who have distrained for rent upon one of JLord Brougham s tenants at Wethericks, in the parish of ...