... et, and got entangled amongst some clothes lines, his efforts to escape from which affording uu«l> amusement. At length a hardy sailor volunteered headrope him, but the bullock soon put him hors de combat, and Jack had be carried home ; some persons then ...

... Maria Johnson, West Smithfield, innkeeper—William Johnson, West Smithfield. wine-merchant —Joseph Cooke, Wem, Salop, brewer—Thomas O Korke and William Birks, Manchester, commission-agents— Martha Cheetham and William Cheetham, Smedley, Lancashire, piece-dyers—l ...

... Roope, Maistre, Pembroke College; A. Barrett, w ort a 6 Bachelors of Arts.- II. T. Glyn, W. M. William '. J. New Inn Hall; J. Hardie, F. Burridge, St. Mary I,a 'Jn'» stone, It. Wilson, Magdalen Hall; C. Travers, F. Wickes, St. Albau Hall; E. Whately, Christ ...

... ACLAND TEMPLER.] Jouw CREE, Important Toanrixe Tort Stuart, of the Ist n Guards, now quartered in barracks, was summ by Thomas Hardy, the keeper of Loud’s Turnpike Gate, leading from Dorchester to Wool, to answer a complaint of evading the toll. Mr. Puities ...

... the judgment of the court, and Mr. Commissioner Curran said he would give judgment in the case on Friday. In re James Josiah Hardy. This case was called on, when Mr. Creighton said that everything had been satisfactorily arranged; the deeds were engrossed ...

... Seow LONDON GAZETTES, April 22 & BD. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Thomas Th orne, Totbill-street, Westminster, a Joshua Taylor, tt diaper. George Gil Liverpool, stuck and tlesea, Cambridgeshire, and commis. sion agent. - BANKRUPTS. John Johnson, Nantwich ...

... d with the Packet on reasonable Terms, by giving one Day's previous Notice, at the Bowling Green Coach Office, Bradford ; Thomas Foulds, Bihgley ; Mrs. E. Grace, Black Horse, Keighley ; or Mr. , WUUam Scaife, King's Arms Inn, Skipton. Terms per Day : ...

... College ; Alfred Barrett, Worcester College. Bachelors of Arts.— Henry Thomas Glvn, New Inn Hall ; William Morgan Williams, New Inn Hall ; George Routh Howard, New Inn Hal! ; John Hardie, St. Mary Hall ; Frederick Burridge, St. Mary Hall ; John E. Gladstone ...

... ago, and he has over fifty cows now, It is the drivers who are beggar- ing the country now. (The witness withdrew.) The Rev. THOMAS BAKRY sworn and examined. Are Parish of Bantry ?—Yes, Iam. one years, How long have you been here as Parish Priest ?—Twenty- ...

... engiaeer. Several witnesses then ap- peared to prove the advantages the line would confer upon the consumers of coal. Mr. Hardy said he was instructed to state on behalf of the Aire and Calder Canal Company, that no further opposition would be offered ...

... Colonel Acton, M.P. The Earl of Courtown Nc Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bart., M.P. James Galway, Esq. P. D. Hadow, Esq., Director of the Cork and Waterford W Railway John MaCdonnell, Esq. John Maher, Esq. Thomas Meagher, Esq., Chairman of the Waterford and GI ...

... court. Mr. Swan insisted on knowing the real name of the complainant, which, instead of Joseph Bulwer, would be found to be Thomas Jones (laughter). Complainant (to Mr. Swan).—And yours I presume to be Jack Noakes (renewed laughter). Mr. Swan.—Mr. Bulwer ...