... o'clock, a bale of cotton was discovered on fire under No 10 Humber- dock shed by Mr John Hodgkinson, in the service of Messrs Thomas Wilson, Sons, and Co., who informed P.C. 105, and he extinguished it with a few buckets of water. ABIATEUR STIEErT BANfDS ...

... walked toward home with his booty. He has a license to kill ?? Thomas Sewell, of Thealby, one of the overseers of Barton-on-Stather, with Mr Moore, an officer, preferred a charge against Thomas Chapman for not mnaintaining Ann Cbapman, bis wife. Mr William ...

... Sandwith; Messrs. M. Har- and greaves, T. Holmes, W. Field, T. 3. Tenney, B. Gates, the 3. L. Alsop, and other gentlemen. pre. Thomas Holmes, Esq., time newly-appointed treasurer, Vel'l in tile room of the late J'as. Henwood,. Esq., was called his upon'to' ...

... drinking there at the same times, viz., midnight of Tuesday. Fined 20s. and costs ?? Thomas Gould, for assaulting This. Turner, was fined 2s. Gd. and costs . Thomas Dyson, the disorderly apprentice of Thor. Smith, was found guilty. Judgment respited on ...

... pawnbroker oil' Iss guard. The matter was islicovered by s Mr. Thomas, thle auctioneer, in Leicester-square, in time d folloseing way:i-A fewe evenings ago Gibson called upon Is ,Mr. Thomas, and produced several cases of mredals, which a he represented ...

... incumbent of St. Thomas's churob. The l lecturer eloquently argued against the senseless and shallow policy we have hitherto pursued of fondling and t caressing the Hindoo religion. The proceeds of the lec- ture are to be given to St. Thomas's Church Schools ...

... that he was not there. Horrible to relate, however, two children, Thomas Gibbons, aged four years, and Joseph Gibbons, eighteen months, were found in bed with their throats cat. Thomas's throat was cut from ear to ear, and the child was quite dead. The ...

... ardef5s: Messrs. a MattheiwiSiiddibay 'and John H l Iunmble.' - Stirecyors of c highways: Messrs. W. E., Wright and T. Y. Hardy. of AssesEsors: Meaisr. Jqohn Arunatage and John Bispin. pi Oversers of the' por: Messra. Joseph Thompson, John of IUutdbisbidn ...

... John Fountain, Henry Munroe, Henry Croft, Thos Wm Morley, Henry Blundell, John Tall, Atkinson Pickering, William L McBride, Thomas Jackson, John Mayfield, and J G W Willows. [ADVERRTISEMENT.]-Sermons will be preached in this town on Sunday next by the Rev ...

... Fussitt was chosen in the place of Mr. Clappison, who D had removed out of the parish. t ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. I Mr. Thomas William Morley and Mr. Thomas John Terrington were elected churclhwardens for ?? ensuing f year. ST. JAMES'. Theo. Carrick 'was re-elected ...

... all from w Nottingham, were of a superior order, T. FATAL GrNr ACCIDENT.-On Saturday last Henry hi Wells, gamekeeper to Sir Thomas BeVtBato Beckett, Brt., of S Somerby-hall, had been shooting a, snake in the woods, III and having reloaded his gun, he was ...

... C ?? - ]Brt ?? Locke ?? . - - Major ?? Horsban ?? Mr S Fitzgerald . 1 -- ?? Mr ?? - Hull . Mr ?? Lord Ashley ?? ?? Mr Thomas Baring ?? General Peel. 1 I ?? Sir JRaansden' ?? - ?? Mr J ?? 3 Mr ?? - Kendal ?? - - Kidderminater ?? Mr R ?? Knaresbro' ...