... J. W. llogg ?? 623 G. L. Fox ?? 82 G.:eor'yc Rennie . 380 Jans l gay ?? 347 -) ENw !U.BY ?? T. F. ?? ?? BIRbhINuiAIM ?? Thomas Attwvood ?? 2169 Josh. Scholficld ?? 2132 A. C. Stapleton T ?? 1045 BLACKBURN ?? W. ?? W. Feilden T ?? YQ N P w ?? I 0 Lushin ...

... Nicholson, who was detain'd in Liverpool by scver'e indisposition. Mr. Smart, of Blackburn, was the con- diuetor, and Mr. Thomas, of Liverpool, the leader of the performances. After tie very elaborate aclci ?? notiges which have been called forth icy ...

... nearly a hut. I dred years of age. I POrTSMtOUTIa DOCK-YARD -From thi volume of Closc Rtolls necenitly edited by Mr. Doffas Hardy, under, I the auspices of the Record Commission, it may be inferred f that: the first establish ment of this, the first naval ...

... cup for tire best stand of four varieties of was double dahlias, with itiree honorary distiiictions, awvarded to K ml r. Thomas Robinson of StraisgerveYs. 'ru arbselptoticupfortts bet sedling double dahlia be d r- raisert in tire veer t83i1-37,witir ...

... extinguished.- The damage done was elided at about £100. BVuI.AIRY AT CHoULToN.ciLh-HARDY.-On Tuesday night last the house of Mr. 7W. Chesshyre, clerk of Chorlton-cum-Hardy, was brolginto and a considera. ble quantity of property carried away, amongst ivhii-h ...

... Bolling, Lord Viscount Alorpeilh, Mr. y Fleetwood, Mr. Oswald (Ayrshire,) Mal. Gillon, . Mr. O'Dwyer, Sir Eardley Wilmot, Mr. Thomas d Attwood, Mr. Williams (of Coventry,) Mr. Wak- y ley, Mr. Plumptre, Mr. Henry Stanley, Mr. Hal- f lyburton, Mr. Emerson Tennant ...

... sl~ull. s~.Foster said tile a, -~assault was a most brutal one, but uinder the circuin. II I statices he could only hitid AM'Hardy over~ in two ti sureties of £10 eaclt to keel) the peace for three months. ti DsEATIIS By BUttNtNO.-Yestei'l. Week ?? i.a Rtutter ...

... for Ordsall, Mr. Thomas Holland Redhead; for Broughton, A ir. James Grimshaw. BLAcU;LEY DovisioN;.- ]31:cl;ley-Clnntrciiseardeio: Mr. John Ashton.-Sidesmoen: Mlessrs. Edmund Whitehead; for s Cheetham, Samuel Falkner for Crumtpsaol, Thomas Wiar- c nor; for ...

... against the floor and ceiling of the room ; and ph then, holding her under thie pump, pumped upon her. of y Their names are Thomas and. Mary Cruse, 30 and 41 tot o years of age, residing upon Stroud Green. The poor so ; child is not expected to survive ...

... Reddish Cheertham i ini-rt littishliec, Chusiltiun.Oiurw i Bes. ?? Salient tock Levelislultiiie Sireiford Chortioln-witht-Hardy Lever. niry Tongi! Ctiflon Iever, Gieat. Urnsosis Cirlontoalt Levee. Luito. Wilhilegisir DUII501 51islctieirer Woirtley, Didsiubry ...

... through the1 pots is the worst thing that can happen even to hardy shrubs and plants. Seedlinrg hybrid rhododendrons should always be protected, if practicable ; many will lie found less hardy than may be expect- ed from the nature of the seed. Dung and ...

... Bolton Canrrl end Railway Bill were seve. h rally road a1 third time and passed. hc Mr. CROMPTON presented a pe'titin from Mr. Thomas hr Harris, who occupied a farm under him (%Ir. Cl In Stafford- ra shire, complaining of oppressive c'rrduct oil tbs pert of ...