... agreement entered into this 4th day of January, 1342, between Thomas Thompson and a gent known as the Amateur Pedes- trian, at the Horse Shoe. Friar-street, Doctor's-commous-a The said Thomas Thompson agrees to walk fair heel and toe 1760 yards in less ...

... elle eate, Bart., Ltcas, Thompson, Sir Peter l.Urie, Fare- brother, Copelaid, Kelly, Wilson, Sir Cliapmain MarslmoI, Thomas Jolmimson, Thomas Wood, lLaimisoii, I-unmphery, Gibbs, Jiohin Johnsonm, Sir George ('narroll, Hooper, Sir James Duke, Fariacombe. ...

... Sir Henry Holdings, H1. Lowry Corry, and Sir W. Rae. HoroNURAnLn-Sidney Herbert. SI as-Frederick Pollock, Frederick Trench, Thomas Frcc mantle, Philip Egerton, George Clerk, William Heatheote, John Yarde Buller, Thormus Dyke Acland, Robert Harry Inglis ...

... -Lyon Hardioge, Right Hen. Sir H. Bereefsord, Captaio-Athlone -Launceston Beresford, Major-Harwich Hardy, J. Bradford Blackburne, I.-Warrington Hawkeo, Thomas-Dudley Blackstone, W. S.-Walling- Hayes, Sir B.-Donegal ford H eathcote, G. .-Rutlondohire Blake ...

... meetineg. A similar letter was rd fromi the venerabhle Mr. 'Thomas Clarkson. Among the gentlemen who took part tn the proceediags of theday, were Mr Ewart, M Alr. Etty, .A, Dr. AMartin Barry, Mr. Thomas Saunders, F3A,, Mr. Pren- dergast, barrister, Mr. Payne ...

... If, .Athen, Sir Thomas Corit- nie were, uitder the circumstances, to state that hue was going abroad, what was the house to do ? It cot)ld net issue a writ ste exeot regino to prevent Sir Thomas from goltig abroad. Or if Sir Thomas were at the bar, what ...

... DEBATE.-At twenty minutes to six the house went into committee, and the adjourned debate on the corn laws was resumed by Mr HARDY, who vindicated a sliding scale, as opposed to a fixed duty, and contended that the protection given to agriculture was for ...

... day-a sure proof that the fickle god is attempting to undermine the hearts of the miners.- Sisnderlaisd H~erald. - The Thomas Bell, from Liverpool to New York, with emigrants, mostly from the north of Ireland, has put into Cork for repairs, and the ...

... bheet deternhined uponl by a comnmission composed of someoftheablestofticers ill tho ser- viee, nmoltg whom was Sir Thomits hardy, mnd the opiniont of this commisslou had been held conclusive as 1to Whllt 5holId ble the complenent of Ships. The lpence ...

... precxludes the presentation of Petitions upoa tue subject of any Tax or Duty under la ronsideralion, be diacortitued :1 - ...

... NiJpreienited a petitiou from the West Riding of Yorkshire, Vi'tyi icr f a lirlttion of the hours of Ilibur in fictoriees Mfr. HARDY presented.a si petition from Yorkshire, signed by 4,oOO Ipersons. Ph lhEMsrrLIN). Mr. G(tEGOltY preseln otitioie fronst Dubilen ...

... Murray, Sir G. Rtamsay, Sir P. M. Threipland, Sir James Gibson Craig, Sir James Campbell, Sir George 3Macpherson. Grant, Sic Thomas Dick Ltuder, Sir Adarm Hay, Six F. V. liruit- mond, Sir C. D. Fergusson, Rev. Dr. Gordon, Mr. Sheriff Spoirs, the Dean of ...