... Quernmor-pariks. J. Greenwood, Esq., P'aIece-hlouse. EJ L. Halstead, Esq., t-toodl.iouse. If S. Il. Ilaslari, Esq., Burrowhiallt. J. F Hindle, jim'., Esq., Myeistotgh. A E. G. Ilortby, Esq., ElIel. J. C. JotinsoiEsq., Arley. SC T. J. Knowles, Rsq., ticystrm ...

... Blackburn, and Leyland. 'rhe husi- nesfs commtenced soon after ten o'clock, before T. B. An- imso05 Esq., Chairman ; J. CUINIFFE, J. PEnDDsR, J. 11AUSHALL, and L. RAWSTORNE Esq. The following welre sworn onl the William oarRman, JUtY. Willam oardanUlness-Walton ...

... surrounded and kickecd, an~d his droess torti, and lthey 'were 'bli'gtsl to take refuge in'the lodge. Dilworth cme after themn into& the hate, and wranld~not go down even'for'the Italics. He entered their room~, sod then' d-d mis, 8nd. said. he~deesated ...

... Liverpool. (CERTIWICATES IN LANCASHIRE. It. and J. B. Ashcroft, Liverpool, marble masons.-J. Chad- wick, Small Bridge, Rorisdale, dyer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED IN LANCASHIRE. J. Greaves, J. Hnworti, and J. Bury, Church, engravers.-G. WVoolley ...

... Walmesley, Bury, collier. Mr. D. clung to sede elevated part of the vessel, and was the only person or, the wreck, when it came to be examined. Another man liad stood by Mr. Duckworth for a great length of time, and was at last ex- hausted and o d to quit lis ...

... commecdbfr T .Aie SON, Esq,, Chairman ?? LAWE, J. ~PnDDEr , and .J. 1MARB- $HALL, Estirs. ; and we observed on thle bench tinte course of the day :-Tbe Rev. Gardnor Baldwin;, T. B. Crosse, J. Holt; and J. A. Hodson, Esquires . Th oi ig gentilemen were'sworn ...

... Mr. John Bland, to Miss Milicent Bradshaw- on Montlay last, Mr. Robert }aker, to Miss Mary Cros,; same day, Sir. Thomas Grime, to Miss Jaloe Ward, all of this town, On Thursday lost, Mr. Thomas Holden, grocer, Blackburn, to Miss Mary Jacksont, hoths ...

... for- the prosecution,' 'and 'Mr. J. Addison for uhe defence.; The prosecutor stated;,that-dnehe~ .pigrht in question, he osvs rerurniog house fromn 13lastkbuln' to l ivesey. with his wife, afteri sellimg his buatter an'd other articles, when they seii the ...

... fooof aweir connected with the bleach- Let works of Mr. Birian Coraithard,'. ?? i It was soon rumouared that the persont Of td'd uufor;. had tusnate woman bad been 'fir't; 'Viblatd anI ht t.W terwards thle ruflins had thrownhe ndterv.Ig The rnomeitt he news ...

... Ill0 a e ta e-i w ith . h i nt a htl au t al e.. r a n u it i t d 11 m l t I I pro i~ d to I u j erk tie efs ito . H f rn e ee s~ d i' ' rd i s h t h tu pto . Li n ta r r t' ttitj a c r r d :\ I lf er, Ver - , rigiit litir jiPerlY hie never ...

... Scebiblhi. I spoke to her anti site it slist slie'~:a very ill, and ashed tor a tirink of water. I sent A ifor D i hf'rs torerliuiely. I tly thle J ?? liouse is enclotsed by a garden. I fuleutri tie, bikkdoor vide open r M~r. Tihomas l ,ye.- e a surgeon at ...

... was demolition, not pillage, and though somre few articles had d doubtless been pillaged, tiso great bulk of the property had de, bean destroyed. They had recovered brack some of the plate, d whirls time jury should see. LHere several silver dishies, much ...