... HonF.H.Berkeleyp. Wv. S. Miles ?? . Captain PolillII H. Stuart (St) Viackbid ?? . ?? Feilden' 3. Heruby iM Bradford ?? C. ?? Hardy V~) Bo0weleyl ?? Winuington Brighton ?? Fecheil ?? N. W'igney in) ?? ?? J.S. flrow72fgg C -1.% N. Morgan ?? ?? BrWodwvod ...

... the besthbull of any breed, Mr. Thomas Bamnber, Whittloighian. For second best do., Mr. Robert Bailey, Geoosnargh. a. For the best hull calf of any breed, Mr. Henry Barton, Barton. ed For second best do,, Mr. Thomas Bomber, Whiettingloram. in For the ...

... saying the day of trial was the morrow, and he had no doubt Sir Thomas Birch would bs returned by a triumphant majority. (Loud cheers.) ugh Hornby, in seconding the nomination of Sir Thomas Birch, expressed his entire concurrence ia all that had fallen ...

... T. E. Hardy, were ,appointed a depula- 1oee tion to wait upon Mr. Steamsn before further steps are T'h taken in connexion with the institution. Ch FALsE, IMrPRISONMENTr. - TAVBSOAN v. TURNER -At 'ril the County Court, on W~edneediy week, Thomas T1aub- ...

... two of the retiring churchwardens of Manchester:- MAroCiesTerna DivisioN.-Mllancrhester: Messrs. Win. Stewart, John Thomas Price, and Thomas 'Edward Pickford, churchewardens; Messrs. Frederick Robinson, Montgomerie Gladstone, Win. Cunliffe Brooks, Samuel ...

... free- traders; and with energetic and untiringoexertion, the battle of commercial freedom will be gallantly won. To use Sir Thomas Potter's emphatic monosyllable, all the friends of free-trade must 1 woR. Mr. Browvn has this wecgk visited several towns ...

... Lcda, Ab.-4>:oiu, 18th, both f>>r this port Princess Victoria, (iuilbert, sailed from Trieste for this port Jan. A. M. E., Hardy, from Bordeaux for Dublin at Belleislc, with loss of sails Blarney, (steamer,) Sullivan, hence Havre Auguste, Kirkhovt, hence ...

... Coulson, who we understand is a very wealthy merchant, residing at Pen- zance, in Cornwall, :appeared before D. Maude, EBq., Sir Thomas Potter, and C. J. S. Walker, Esq., at the Borough Court, charged with having, in the most inde- cent manner, assaulted Mrs ...

... accompanied by Thomas Travis, Thomas Mellor, Samuel Heginutbanm, Nicholas Earle, George Mel- for, James Hi ginbottom, George Burrows, John Brooke, James Whittaker, George Sidebotham, Wm. Sidebottom, Ralph Ousev, Jas. Lees,Joseph Fletcher, Thomas Slack, Henry ...

... telling him to give informa- - tionto Serjeant George 'Hardy, of the Derby police, i where he'was to be found, so that Hardy, who had been a sclhoolfellow of his, might capture him and get the reward. h Hardy accordingly proceeded toLiverpool, on Wednesday r ...

... estate. aY' Hiade, many years a successful solicitor in Liverpool, nience 50) hove honoured their tutor and guardian, the Rev. Thomas balatic 1st ! anley B~rws'ead, M.A., Vicar of Tarvin, near Chester, protrat h n rbendary of Lichfleld, with a smail silver ...

... Solomon Bridge. ad PENDLETON. '_Jolsss Barrow and Thomas Atkinson. he WOuISLEYv.- (Select -vestry.)-Jolin Walton, Robert e- Leigh, Thomas Smith. ;t FLIxToN.-Jarnes Royle, Titherton Rrudgeyard-As- ed sistant, Thomas Irlam. ad URISTON.-John Booth, James Faulkner ...