... oe than two hours. The Al ?? hathslf a wife and seven chit. PI 1, dren, th oungest of which was only horn last Monday, bi h Thomas Whyatt is said to be going on favourably.- c -Times. it Accident on the Midland Railitcay.-A serious accident I-1happened ...

... explosion are briefly these :-On Tuesday morning, when L the miners were proceeding to their work, one of them, C named Joseph Thomas, on going into the pit, was ob- se served to be carrving his safety lamp without its cover. se H-le was immediately apprised ...

... 'Mr. Mteagher sees advancing against Water-I ford, at thle head of tire Carr ?? clubs, a determined hand of 2000 men of a hardy dariong charactdr, sui ted to any desperate enterprise ; at another time it was stated that the di~offecced of ( Cinennel, ...

... James Mloore, carpenter, George Vane. Win. Blodget, Jonathan Siseet, Richard Blrannon, ?? M'Lcsighlin, Christian Christian, Thomas Hiller, Chris- e topher J. Austin, Adam Jones, C0harles fl. Iooke, William R. aI Neland, Isaac Stockwell, Charles Nason, John ...

... Taylor, Ceorge Cox, Willai m Poole, Charles Wicks, James Burton, I-ben Conway, Alexander Hardy, Samuel Hardy, James John oN orton, William Win- spere, Samuel Morgan, Thomas Jones, Frederick Stone, William Swinborne, Charles Young, Thoman Jones, Henry Argus ...

... then introduced Sir Thomas BurnttLr-iueato the County, to thle Queen and Prince Albert, who presented a loyal address from the nobility and genitry of the county~which was - most graciously received. di Thle Queen thanked Sir Thomas Burnett for the reception ...

... consequently required a good deal of in. genuity to get within ?? Courier. Appoint ment in the Stamp Office.-We understand that Thomas Pender, Esa., Comptroller and Accountant Gen- eral of the office for stamps and taxes here, has retired from that situation ...

... C IEr JuscT&E.-It is perfectly plain wecannotre- ceive it. Mlr. FiTZoCEALD.-In Hardy's case the Duke of Richmond was called to give evidence of a letter addressed to Hardy, and advising the course %which he afterwards adopted, The Lord Chief Justice DOoEERTY ...

... Hunter, Christie, and Thomas Bell; foreign se- d cretary, Lieat.-Colonel Edward Sabine, R.A., Peter M. Roget, ?? M.D., the Marquis of Northampton, George Biddell Airey, i .A, Sir James Clark, iart., AI.D.. J. P. Gassiot, Thomas it Graham, M.A., Leonard ...

... handsome present of the Earl of Aberdeen will ilLe, he duly valued by his Lordship's tenantry; and we are any sure that the hardy and fearless race of fishermen will nith not fail to evince their gratitude to the noble Earl by this strictly attending to ...

... wilful imposition lupon the Poor's Inspector for the Gor- 2f bals Parish. The name which the fellow gave to the n Police was Thomas Hardy or Hardigan, or Harigan, and r. it would appear that by misrepresentation he bad got in- s terested in his case, Mr. Donald ...

... SO -dn% t Spithead, also fired a Royal salute, her crew armhig her tt bulwark on the side nearest the Royal vesse and tef hardy tars sending a thundering cheer towar s th fl vessel. On passing into Portsmouth harbour. thflg ships cf the two Admirals ...