... leading towards Shadwell, and was pot seen again. Directly afterwards the tiger passed Mr. Thomas, who bad sought re- fugeinadoorway. Afterthetigerbadpassedhim,Mr. Thomas lost no time in commnaicating the cirnumstance to all the policemen In the vicinity, who ...

... Joseph Lee, plasterer, killed by the hall of a stack of chimneys, at the house of Mrs. Darlington, Shannon-street- Jobu and Thomas Marsh, and Beesy Crane, servant, killed in like manner at the house of Mrs. Marsh, Nelson-street; Ellen Bulger, servant, killed ...

... mn John Cross, barrister, and Mrl. Thomas Cross, bleacher, narrowly mn escaped Injury ; a chimney fail into the room through the roof where Mr. John Cross was sleeping, and another through the roof xcl a over Ms. Thomas Cresst'sbed ; but the flooring of ...

... as a land- mark to vessees at sea, is blown front the eminence whereon it stood. At Normoss, the barn and shiphlon of Mr. Thomas Fair, lie a mass of ruins, and in their fall four cows were killed, and seven others lamed. Revert we now to the disas- et-s ...

... F1nE.-MrELrNCStOLr OCCURRENcE._On Tuesday morn- ing a fire broke out in the house of Mr. Hardy, surgeon, Thebberton-street, Islington. It appears that Mt's. Hardy, being confined to bed through illness, a nurse had been em- ploved- to sit tip with her ...

... and I C. L. Maginmn, jun., Esqrs., 11. lOs. each ; James Egan, C. M. O'Ferrall, Jlhn Read, Thomas Kemia, Patrick j Walsh, John Fitzpatrick, Daniel Kenny, Thomas O'Ferrall, JRev. James Ennis (per Mr. Long), Mr. Long, Henry Grat l tan, John Keogh, Al essrs ...

... Banks, Ebonezer Robertson, 'T'homnas Toomv, Andrew Grahram James 1)avidsoo, Thomas James laiton, John M'Whin- niS *tobelt Smith, Lewis Carmichael Urquhart, Charles Srier, Thomas Edward Molesworth, Alacriae ''homas West, William Robertson Cockburn. ROYAL ...

... reward for in~ ree taking us on board the steam-tog, either before we were st( her taken onl hoard or afterwards. tir ter. Thomas Fleck said-I was first mate on board the we Lockwoods, the blarthen of which was 1i72 tons; there ral ve wits a crew of 25 ...

... Road, where it was seen leisurely walking along by Mr Thomas, a boot and shoe maker in -Rareliff Highlway, vho at first imagined it to be a beat'. Directiv afterwards, the tiger passed 1 1lr Thomas, who had so~ight refuge in a door-way ; he lost no time ...

... Ho would nov call on the gentlemeln who had ljre- heart fared the resolutions to submit their view~s to tihe meeting. tured THOMAS TRORNELY, Esq., ?? rose, and was received contia -with loud applause. 'Hu said talt, as one of the requisitionists. lrrus ...

... it out of the house as well as the rider.- Thomas told him ifhe did not immediately leave hold of the bridle be would shootbhim. Thirecoachmantpersisted, and eventually closed the door, and instantly Thomas fired through the panel, and the bail lodged ...

... widow of the late Rev. Thomas Hughes. a Jan. 16, at All Souls' Church, Laighan-place, the Rev. Frank Hewson, eldest son of the Rev. Robert Hewson, of St. Colman Glebe, county of Kerry, to Emily, third da~ugbter of John Hardy, Esq. of Portland-place, ...