... question. On the 11th of January, they were sent to a carrier of the name of Hardy, to be conveyed to Lang- ton, from whose cart tbey were found to have been taken by some one. Hardy communicated that fact to Mr. North, and police-officer Wilson, on the Monday ...

... gave evidence of the necessity which existed in the dis- trict for the line ; and the traffic returns were spoken to by Mr. Thomas Taunton ; while Mr. J. Grainger, en- gineer, of Glasgow, proved that there were no engineer- ing difficulties on the line ...

... Micklegate. George Earle, Newstreet. John Glaisby, 11, Davygate. James Guy, Parliament-street. Thomas Hands, 85, Micklegate. Thomas Johnson, 6, Trinity-lane. Thomas Key Matterson, Coneystreet. William Sotheran. 71, Petergate. Henry Watson, 15, Skeldergate ...

... Torrington-square Thomas George Everill, Esq., 26, New Broad-street, and Birmingham H. P. FuUcr, Esq., 112, PiccadUly W. A. Guy, Esq., M.D., Professor of King's CoUege, 15, Bloomsbury-square Rev. Frank Hewson, Southall, Middlesex Thomas Hodgkin, Esq., M ...

... inventor, R. Hotham, improved iv socks, knives, and jointed harrow, trial. Stand 10. Thomas Robinson, Ripon; an improved clod crusher; maker, Thomas Robinson, inventor, Thomas Kol -inson, improved in double action aud facility of adjustment, trial. . . Elizabeth ...