... . Mr. James Wilson, Barrow's-garden. en Mr. Samuel Pilkington, Brewery-yard. ad Mr. Thomas Marshall, China-lane. Ir- Mr. William Gudgeon, Skerton. cc, Mr. John Thomas Lund, Monmouth-street. for Mr. Christopher Nixon, Rosemary-lane. he Mr. James Walley ...

... discharge our duty to them while in bondage. be the All Money Orders to be sent to THOMAs Uj vic- ORMESHER, 52,Bridgewater-street, Deansgate, dud not Manchester, made payable to THOMAS fore ,test RoBERTs, Mount-street, Hulme, Manchester. sup; 1 at T. WHITTAKER ...

... Hanson Thomas, Weston, by Win. V. ?? Eoq ?? and Askwith, ?? Harrison E. E , Ingleton, by the Rey. J. Oddie, for Ingleton. Haynes Thomas, Wykehem, by the Eon. Marmaduke Langley, for Wykellam and Birompton. Hennelle Robert, Thribergh, by John Hardy, REq. ...

... the vessel in China, as well as of some who shipped in that country:- Thomas Green, commander ; J. S. Walsh, chief mate ; John Green, second ditto ; N. T. Martin, third ditto ; Thomas Griffin, fourth ditto; William Gray, sixth ditto; James Catanach, surgeon; ...

... held; Mr. Louis in the chair; the meeting was ad. dressed by the agents of the society. ft augurs well for the future when the hardy sons of the mine begin to show themselves in processions again. A special delegate meeting of one man from each Colliery in ...

... Louis in the chair; the meeting was ad, dO dressed by the agents of the society. It augurs ru well for the future when the hardy sons of the mine To begin to show themselves in processions aain. pr A special delegate meeting of one man I rons each 's Colliery ...

... Ca~son, supernumierary. Deavabury- W Thomas Murray, Samuel Rowe, Thomas Cryer. Otley-Wal.a Levell, Robert Totherick; Matilhew Lumb, %upernunnerar Y.a Pateley Br~lde-Rulsert Morton, John Cllier. Ponitefr'act- t Thomas M',oss, Barnabas Shaw. J~ames Carr. ...

... the 13t1h inst., an inquest was held at the House of Correction, Ripon, before J. P a H5Robson, Esq.. on view of the body of Thomas Hanby, of s Kirkby Hill, innkeeper, aged 41, who early that morning ti was found drowned in the Ripen canal. From the evidence ...

... his ace address, Sit. Thomas Hill wee making his way to the platforss to asle him a few cqeesdriac, when Mr. Hardy's law agent prevented him front we so doirg, and Mr. Thomson declared the meeting dissoived, stating to that Mr. Hardy'S speecs wvruld be printed ...

... thtnks, adranistered a seyrre CisLtgtititt to Mr. Hardy, shiclt was wel!-:teerited, and hisl ?? worre geserally cknoledrga-d !o be juot. He was assailed with at ?? ive rsltheui by the friends ef fir. Hardy, but tbese were drowned in the cheers of his supporters ...

... civilization, and religion. Resolutions were moved and seconded, by tite Revs. B. Filth, Saml. Oddy, from Elland; Al essrs. Hardy, Kellett, Russell, Lee, and Antler. ton. Dir. Firth stated the financial affairs of the chapel, X which was built fifteen years ...

... ditto, Whitstones. Mr. Thomas Higgson, ditto. Mr. George Gibson, ditto, ditto. Mr. John Pollard, ditto, ditto, sub-Treasurer. Mr. David Lee, ditto, sub-Secretary. LEMPON Mr. Matthew Whittle, w eaver, IMr. George Jessop, ditto. Mr. Thomas Shaw, ditto. Mr. Jonathan ...