... mnanded to await the issue of the girl's ?? :1was refused. , , - I BuRT.-A MANUF~ACUtREm COIMITT5D FOR ?? ?? A RAILWAY.-Mr Thomas Parkinson, a eottonmaniufacturer, and John Pilling,' a:'railway porter, have been coimmitted for trial at the next Sslfor ...

... that she should aot co-mi: an assault., for she wa* too great a coward to do that. FRIDAY.- Before P. C. Fall, esq.) Giorft Hardy was committed for trial, charged with obtaining 86 jll* ef carpeting from Messrs. Cook and Mayes, under the false pmetrt that ...

... Stanton Gen. Cooper, Sutton Cheney John Cox, Enderby. W. S. Fox, Narborough Thomas Girason, Sheepshead Thomas Knightley, Hathern John Kirby Mallory Edward Harby, Melton Mowbray Thomas Mason, Bark by Stephen Pearson, Houghton-on-the-Hill John Watson, Enderby ...

... and Hicks, John Hull, Mrs. Xoble; AY. Stephen- Crycr, Thomas X'ichols and son, Printer. Sons, J. Robinson, Mickle- Idle, T. Jenkins, Post-office. thwaite. Jlklcy, J. Somerscales. Warrington, Thomas Hurst Keighley, J. &. R. Aked ;.J. L. Wclhcrby, Sinclair ...

... Wold Newton, foreman ; Wm. Watt, Esq., Tickton ; W. Fitch, draper, Howden ; Thomas John Stephenson, spirit merchant, Bridlington Quay ; George Haller, gentleman, Nafferton ; Thomas Elston, farmer, Escrick ; Harper Parrott, gentleman, Great Driffield ; John ...

... throat, ho had deliberately strangled himself. —Derry Sentinel. We regret to announce the very sudden and unexpected death of Thomas W. Gilpin. Esq , the United States con,ul for this town. Mr. Gilpin was, on Monday. in excellent health, and in the evening ...

... chair. The absent guardians were-Mi. John Andrew, Mr. James Dean, Mr. Henry Bayley, Mr. William Hardy, Mr. John Boberts, Mr. Joseph Harrison, and Mr. Thomas Dearnally.-The number of cases relieved in No. I district were 9S0. at a cost of £119 4s. l0d.; ...

... abolition of capital punishment. Melancholy and Sudden Death.—We regret to announce the very sudden and unexpected death of Thomas W. Gilpin, Esq , the United States Consul for this town. Mr. Gilpin was, on Monday, in excellent health, and in the evening ...

... British Queen Lane-Robert and Thomas, Maynard-Matilda, Marsh, London - Pegasus. Magut, Newport, iron. Star. Thorn Merchant. Askew--Gipping. Bennelt--Jemima, Webster—Friends, Anms—Edward, rorcl-- Suffolk Trader. Goddard-Secundus, Hardy-August, Scrutton- Peter ...

... /INN. of Clifton, has, by his will, bequeathed to various charities of Bristol city rums to the amount of 8,200/. The late Thomas Caddick, Esq., of Tewkesburv, has left to the Baptist College, Stoke's-croft, Bristol, 1,00/. in the Three per Cent. Consols ...

... per.on« indebted to the sail James Clements Mumford, or who have any hi. effects, are not to pay or delivt-r the same but to Thomas Unwin, F.*q.. the Clerk ilia said Court, at bit Office ut Bishop's Siortford, in taid County. H. J JENOUR. BROXBOURNE INCLOSURiS ...

... masters gratified with their workpeople's e moraine ehistuar.-(Before Robert !Milligan, i.. Mayor, l'ellath EN., and Charlet Hardy, Esq. fa Joseph Roberts, joiner, or in answer to a whieh Lail imited et the instanee &Hoes for th sumo( due lent as *sets. ...