... the committee or mosnthly ht boird for the year ?? Barker, Joseph Brook. IV T. P. Croslrted, Thomars Firth,joint., Thomas Gill. Thomas Haley, e' Sarnest Mikio, Samusi 045en, Themss Brock, Wmn. Bailey, Itev- it Jolts Rleigh Benjamcia Hey, Jere Kaey, T ...

... in a; very creditable style. masesir LanoaCOURtr OF B3AERXPITCY.-Yesterday, ?? joiner Tiir. Conemi~sioner West, Rishard and Thomas Day, of inig ; A b~ Goals, abip builiders, ?? their examination unopposed and Te: * by the assignsestrepresenlted by Mr. Simpson ...

... keeping the peace, some for six, and others for twelve months. ATTEMPT TO OVERTURN A TRAIN.-On Saturday last two men, named Thomas Sudell and William Smith, well known in the neighbourbood of Hatfield, Ilertfordsbire, as notorious poachers, were brought ...

... keeping the peace, some for six, and others for twelve months. ArTnaPT To OvnTUaN A TRAIN.-On Saturday last two nten, named Thomas Sudell and William Smith, well known in the neighbourbood of Hatfield, Hertfordshire, as notorious' poachers, were brought ...

... generations of the family before hui ; and ofthe only point of the tradition I feel proud of is this. One reof these poor hardy islanders was renowned in the district btfor great wisdom and prudence; and it is related that, when [atlie was on his deathbed ...

... were only three Methodist ministers; and he was s~urrounded by circuits almost equally destitute.I 1. The Rev. R. SPENCER HARDY referred to the noble efforts BPi o of the Scottish Presbyterian churches on behalf of Home an y Missions, and said that surely ...

... the dock at the Guildhall, Huddersfield, l d charged with stealing 4j Ilbs. of snuff, value 21 4s. 9d., the me property of Thomas Buckley. Prosecutor is carrier between a r Clayton West and Huddersfield. On Thursday, tlme 4th J 1, inst., e received 4? ...

... Mitton, Rev. J. R. Campbell, Rev. H. J. Burfield, Rev. Kinight Gale, Rev. J. Newton, Rev. David Sim, Pev. W. Thomas, Titus Salt, Esq., C. Hardy, Esq., h Mr. Alderman Rand, Mr. Ald. Mitchell, Mr. Ald. Turner, John Rtawson, Eiq., John PrieEtuan . Messrs ...

... (Buxton-road, &-c.)-Robert Newcutea, Willi,,a Je-snp. Holsmftrlh-James Kendall, 2nd, Daniel Walton; Thomas llitll tr numerary. So werbiq JBride-Somepli Floyd, Thomas Collins, James Harris N. 1. Brother larrisshall reside at Stainland. Tarlrosrder--Johrl Boyd ...

... (St.And Laugaetou James Seholsfteld W. ?? Thoma ElitJh La or U. Gore Serape George Hoess Michael Ennis John Laelett W. Shells Robert M a Baxter Woo. Estrsamde John Levtligs Sir H. Sheller Sir John S. liazley Thomas HEvna Sir De L. Lewis Sir G. Sheridan H ...

... knife, a fish slice, and two salt sellers, weighig toge- tber sixteen ounces, the property of Mr. Thomas *nn, of the Royal Hotel, his master; and Thomas Snow n, the father of the first-named prisoner, was charged with eceiv- ing the above plate, knowing ...

... charged with obtaining a bag of tops, thse pro- perty of Mr. Hardy, wooletapler, under false and fraudu- lent hsretenes. Mr. Terry appeared for the prosecution; Mr. Hutchineon for the defene. iMr. Hardy is a wool- stapler carrying on business in Canal-road, ...