... ENGLAND. To the already frightful catalogue of wrecks we have to add the total lose of another fine ship, the England, Captain Thomas Lewis, belonging to Lon- don, which foundered two days after the hurricane In seventy-eight feet of water, about nine miles ...

... lunelet, Thomas Beau- mont; Holbeck, Charles Cluderay, Andrew Bishop; Huddersfield, John Chapman, Jos. Hobson; Keighley, Joseph Firib; Leeds, William Brook, Joseph Jones; Sbeffitld, William Myers; Todmorden, Richard Close; Hedben Bridge, Thomas Mitchell; ...

... been subsequently proved by the very parties who and deemed it their interest to deny them. von Onl thle 23d he commenced his hardy and cruel shri assertions, by stating he did not know whfo the ma- lart gistrato was by whom I: was warnked of the inee- reti ...

... down JACO. nd RINISM and ATHEISM. The famed Corres- palopending Socieg had eeed to exist. THELWALL, 'ds HORNE TOOKE, HARDY, and other advocates of the ed principles of the Charter, unable to stem the tor- an rent of popular delusion, had retired ...

... FEARGUS C O'CONNOl, ESQ., AND W. P. ROBERTS, fl ESQ, The Chartists of Newcastle and~ Gateshead held a public soiree in honour of Thomas S. Duncombe, Esq., O M.P., Feargus O'Connor, Esq.. and W. P. Roberts, Esq., in the New Music Hall, Nelson-street, on Satur- ...

... Waste jo~eiah Soraiey ?? ?? ?? ljve.1ool0 B-~rarv ?? Wilaijn Jones ?? ?? Thomas Smitha, Eeq ?? ?? ?? Henry Jones 1. . . . C. G, Glwilliame ?? ?? ?? Samuel ?? ?? ?? Leeds Thomas Fraser ?? ?? ?? 1 William Brooke ?? ?? ?? ?? Joshua Hobson ?? ?? ?? William ...

... Flowers, James Morrel, gardener to W. Watson, Jun., E-q., Chapeltown; Hardy Bouquet, John Kearsley; Ten- der, do., L. B. Barker;* Group of cut Pconies, Ist WinClark, 2nd Hl. Major, 3rd Thomas Peacock; British Plant, L. B. Barker; Seedling Rhododendron, lst ...

... Meeting of the Colliers ot the county of Fife took place on Friday week, at the house of Mr. Cairns, Now Inn, Crosegates; Mr. Thomas Nicol was called to the chair, and Mr. W. Daniells, ap- I pointedsecretary,protem. Averyfavourablereport was given in of the ...

... appointed division constables:- Mill Hill-Mr. Peter Phillips, Mill Hill. Uppe-Mr. Chas. Sharp, Upperhead Row. Upper North West-Mr. Thomas Holroyd, Wood- house Carr. Upper North East-Mr. T. Wikeley, North-street. Middle North West-Mr. B. Wood, Camp-road. Lower ...

... of Shitlington, gave notice that on the 91h of July he would propose- That the Wakfield Union be dissoled. INQUEST BEFORE THOMAS LEE, Esq.-MURDER AND MUTILATION OF A CHILD -Last week, an in- quest was held at the Traveller's Ion, Hardwick, near Pontefract ...

... him write in his own name, and run his own risks I MOSES SIM;PSON AND FRIENDS, STAOPORDSHIRE.- We would recemmend that Mr. Thomas Starkey lay his case before the Victim Fund Committee, which will no doubt be appointed in Manches- ter, in accordance with ...

... had thought it necessary to meet the charge 1. by the sost decided contradiction. Lord BROUaIHAMI produced s letter from Sir Thomas Wilde, in which he distinotly slicalaimed the expres- a sions attributed to him in the report ; but he declined to enter upon ...