... charges made against the superintendent t were none of them proved. Perhaps Mr. Moore wished to have Mr. Hobson for clerk, Thomas as superintendent, their aold surveyor, and himself as chairman.-Mr. Riley said the Watch Committee had seriously thought ...

... DISSENTING tweec FPzAcHER. -. The magistrites of Ipswich have broke issuedI a warrant for the apprehension of the Rev. occuF Thomas Smeaton, chirged with the embezzlement of stanc £2,000 belonging to the sihareholders of the.Suffolk at m Building (ompany ...

... ' with he Blgia restictinist, wh, from their e~ry caeproperly sidere as te floer of he whle Cotiniental Proteoq5 army. Mr. Thomas Wiukwortb, whose paper on the trade attracted so much interest at the Brusselsleo I hen has lately been on a visit to Mr. ...

... of Thomas Spooner, Esq., .late of George-yard, Locubind-streel, Londocs, who died e without issue tial vise year 1839, possessed of sevoral valuable 7 estates in lice county of Saffbik. Mar. Spooner wee lice only 8child of Jacces, con of Thomas Spoonsr' ...

... Spangl,,d: I. Thomas can( Hineks, Penullelds, Wolvarhamnpton, Staffordahire.-Cias,23. Siliver late Laced and Silver Spanigled: 1. James Dix mu, Bradford,-Class 24 Lori Blacks: 1. Matthew Rtidgway, Dawsbury.-clas 25. White Bmu tems: 1. Mrs. Thoma~s Towoley ...

... , L. Starkey, Esq., Charles Brook, Esq. (Meltham. Mills), Edward Armitage, Esq., J. C. Laycook, vsocc Esq., Thomas Brooke, jun., Esq., Thomas Haigh, Esq. ex-. (Cooper Bridge), F. Learoyd, Esq., John Day, Esq., Joseph very Hurst, Esq. (Meltbain),. W. Carlile ...

... Councillor NAvLOR, and the following were also pre- sent :-Tlme Rev. E. Hall, Alderman T. W. George, Uir. Counmcillor Sheldon, Mr. Thomas Dobson (surgeon), Messrs. IV. Papa, Horsfall, Pybus, Nich~ols, Ludder, ?? Ur. BAIRiEs was heartily received on rising to address ...

... particularly admired by the breeders and fanciers present, and some gold and silver polled birds shown as extra stock by Mr. F. Hardy, ot the Prince of Wales Inn, attracted much attention. 'The prizes were auarded as follows :-Game poultry: Ist. Thomuas Seddsuck ...

... 000 BY A DISS-NTING tweer P The magistrates of Ipswich have brok4 issued a warrant for the apprehension of the Rev. occuo Thomas Sineaton, chsrged with the embezzlement of static £2,000 belonging to the shareholders of the Suffolk at nt 2Buildiflg CoxnpanY ...

... shop in Wade-lane, and wife of Thomas Spence, chimney sweeper, was charged with cutting and wounding a girl of question- able character, named Mary Ann Moorhouse. The main facts of the case are, that on Wednesday noon, Thomas B I Spence was making free at ...

... (ebairusan), Edward W. Balhue, Esq., John Brook, Esq., H. who S. Thompson, Esq., William Walker, Esq., Thomas; Fel- re- jarnbe, Esq., Charles Hardy, REqo., J. W. Chlilders, Esq., WVelter S. Stanhiope, Esq., and E. Shepherd, Esq. The thle offer of the ...

... Mir. William Walker was called to the chair, end thiere were present, besides the chairman, Messrs. Thomas Hartley, Jaines Dibb, Henry RoundellI Thomas Motcalfe, Edward Maweoin, Win. Dawson, Edwin'Galloway, and Thos. Fisher. t: 3,After some discussion ...