... some rejoicing— are entreating-some relieving are laughing Some thirsting— accepting— some thrifty— some Some compelling— flatt’riiig— soir-e degrading Some patient-some fuming modest— some presuming Some leasing— some farming helping— some are running— ...

... resolution :-That this vestry desire to tender their hearty congratulations to Dr. Bickersteth on his ap- poemtment by the Crown to the biehopric of Hipon. That, t whilst the experien ce they have gained of the faithfulness, wisdom, and innvaryl ing !indciess ...

... Wales, was tried at Manchester an indictment which charged him with stealing five pigs, aud a handcart, from one W. Piatt. Flatt, it appears, went into Smi htield Market tin.. 21st of October last, where aoeosted by the prisoner, made him overtuies for ...

... prerogative declaring war or making geace, and that they protested against both a.'ts, commenced by subordinate officials of the crown, illegal and unconstitutional, and would further comdemn those acts as barbarous and inhuman. amendment was proposed by Mr ...

... moving the assizes from this to some more favoured county the upon which the old castle stands is bona fide the property the crown, I cannot conceive any purpose more thoroughly national to which it can ever .devoted, than that of affording accommodation ...

... gone into. STEALING MONEY AT SWEPSTONB. Ann hard, (on bail,) pleaded guilty to stealing one £10 note, two £5 notes, five halt crowns, five shillings, and five sixpences, the property of George Siddons, her master, at Swepstone, on the 29th July last. Mr. ...

... cmencino business this Alichaelmas. Sale commence at I for 2 o'clock precisely. Catalogues may be had at the Rose and Crown Hotel, Sudbury; Crown Inn, Acton; Saracen's Head Inn, Newton Angel Inn, Stoke; and at Messrs. Cook and Griffin's Offices, Stratford and ...

... and COOK Beg to inform Flcckmasterg and their Agricultural Friends generally, that they have received instructions from JOHN FLATT. Esq. (who leaves the Dunninz. %vorth ball occupation at Micheelmas next), to SELL by AUCTION, on Wednesday, the 16th of Septein ...

... sublimate of arsenic a aublimate of lime, 'but it is only used fur removing hair. The letters founded upon as evidence for the crown were then read. They were very numerous, but the following extracts tuft iently show the nature and progress of the attachment ...

... Heavenly Father to call you hence, may you be translated to the realms of everlasting bIss. -On Monday. the 12th inst., J. Flatt, Esq., with other gentlemen, waited upon Miss Ferrand, to present her with a service of plate, bearing this inscription:- Presented ...

... tion froth for the injunction was, that the burial grou came within 300 yards of a dwelling-house upon his estate at Cross Flatts, Beeston. The Leeds Improvement Act, under which the burial ground works at Holbeck are being constructed, provides that no ...

... Leeds Licensed Victuallers' Annual Ball, for which considerable preparations have been made, takes place at the Assemblyßooms, Crown-street, on Thursday evening next. There will no doubt be numerous attendance on the occasion. • ' Banbury Cobn Exchange.—We ...