... Jiihn Heekworth ; deputy, Homy esttants. Thomas Warburton, and Sinedley. !diehard viropp. Kean!, y, Nb Barker. .I)a,cl, Nutria ; depot y. J.nie. Lang‘ewth. Smith. Shim. Mutton. aot Slott. 0 eadole. Thomas Wilkinson; depot, Kenyon. Qaaritea Christopher ...

... uodergo an investigation respectlng the savage and cruel assault committed on .1111144 Hilton, p dice conatable, and Sergeant Thomas, pollee officer, on the morning of the Silt instant. in Derbystrevis Great Bolion. Hilton, who was so inhumanly kicked &ad ...

... Charnley. The Lord Nelsen. Derby -street. from Alex• ender Hardie to John Unanorth. The Three Crowns Destitute, from Hyde to Henry Untrue. The Cook. Cbureltg.te, born Edmund Sharpie. to Thomas Sharpies. The Man and Scythe, Churchgate, from the late Jane ...

... nothing less. lOn canctuding a long and piiiverful addr,ss, sat clown anielat protracted and boisterous applause. Or) the nt Thomas lioroby. see.m.ted by Sunman, I econnottee was proposed, sod the sgreed NT TO MR. MC D00M.!.. The the next booms., VIII the ...

... of the Fart it itt•dhor, i. fixed to place to-day, at Corloirubury. Me.ts.—Yrs'erday the Kt of Lady Hardy, widow of lb* late Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, and Lord Seaforc. was to be soleinnised. fler led)sliip is ver,ong on her 59th ye .1, and his tord•liip ...

... Mr Windbinne That might be made apparent by sufficient evident.. Mr. said thew a great rif force in h g d there cos a p•cu hardy to that twee witith he could not over. W mentioned the rue of Mr. Wallin'e 'aid ii was well known that tb-sr appooit• invite ...

... into mutelies to appear again on the following Montley. lie procured bail, and was set at liberty. Stinntons von WAGIS..— Thomas Charles, manager to the Aeerington Gas and Water Company, was +untoward . . non-pay - meot of £3, alleged to' be due to Richard ...

... there will appear Bollineana, No. 2, to be succeeded by Hollinsrium, No. 3, alternating, for the sake of variety, with Castle Hardie, and .aber subjects belonging to • certain circle, the whole of whose names the above specimens will suggest. In tins series ...

... the occasion, was such as mold not fail to strike all present as being excellently performed and judiciously arranged. Mr. Thomas pre sided at the organ, and, we scarcely add, acquitted himself in the duties assigned him in • roost admirable manure. Mr ...

... number of the moat respectable and influential medical practitioners in this part of the kingdom, amongst others, we noticed Thomas Jeffreys, MI)., Da% ot Baird, M.D., William Ibineen, M.D., J. N. Banner, Esq., Hugh Neil, Eng., of Liverpool; Edward M.D. ...

... Venom Evesheat Lord K. HID . P. Borthwick (a) Falmouth Captain (us) Capt. llumridge (a) Finsbury Thos. Buncombe Thomas Wakley Frame Thomas Sheppard Flint Boroughs—Sir R. Bulkeley (a) Greenwich .E. G Barnard Capt. D. Dundee (a) Grantham Ho. FJ.Tollemache ...

... reformer, are. On Thurs. day, however, in i district, Mr. Garnett, ,d' the office, e insertion in the liberal list of Mr. Thomas Fie , the groom t of his general tivity and useful ; tas this gentleman bad active in his ition to the charter of incorporation ...