... not a' wer. This completed the Oldhain list. P-Lc INGOoN. t'he uil'cington list ians the next list entered upon. There were no objcstion made by the overseers, but the two rival parties cad esoi a formidable list. The first thing dons vie to prove the ...

... aulvt. eII TH'l'IE EN Will) MAiDE A Fir AND p Fills INTO IT.- e CyOi onain thle revisiog barristers' collort at Stock. 11 prt ii eiiug, the list of voters fur one of the out-.M toisipilwhichi two or thre-e tory votes had been oh. v le. jected ?? thle liberal ...

... wards, at M'hich lists of gentle- emen qualified to become cotuncilmen had been agreed a upon; and that it had bees determined to call public meetings of the burgesses in each svard, for the purpose itof asking their approval of these lists. Th ese resolutions ...

... interest which lie leels in the Athetiwuilu, the objects of which are similar to those of the Aldersgatc.strect Institution, in London, of which Mlr. Thurnson was one of the earliest supporters. Mr. Tbomson's letter also refers to his wish to become a member ...

... handkerchief, t London.road on Tuesday mornitg. D3;Tt(HiNG A REGtuIOUS CONG[iRGAsTION.-M811Y disorderly'boys have'bieen for some time in the habit of assemblitsg at'tbe deors'o othe Primitive Methodist Cha- pel, Chapel-street, London-road-, on Sunday ...

... sumers, howeever, began at last to inquire into Matters, and coon became alive to their own isiterests. Soiborcrip.- ties lists for shares ii; a nsesw company were inmuediatitly irepared sod handed rossimi, asid these serer as speedily illed up lo the required ...

... Conceived that Mr. Rickarids had NV acted ?? unfasirls towrards tie piofessionial gentlemen te who wveic excluded frosm his list. But Mr. Richards hail ri nt steipped wvith this unissacrantable assum ption ot'power; s lie bad also required fiesli certificates ...