... exception of twco aliiiatiin cases, thle only saattar brought tinder the notice of tisa Bsache wee that fin wiicle Jolsi Wincote, Thomas Wincota, and William Wincote, tbe younger, alt brotliesa, livisig at Alvastesi, were charged by Joseph Fowsensad, Esq., wills ...

... Hhnrtadfrom souls of the documents it was soon' asertained they belonged to Mrs. Hardy, this bobbiner's widow. Police-constable Linus Hancok weerdsptehsed, to the Newlands, but Mrs. Hardy would neprmt1mo enter ?? bouse, or state Ihis toessage until her husband ...

... Francis A. West (ex-president), Robert Newstead, John vine, Charleq Prest, William Thornton, M.A., Thomas M'Ctllagb, William Arthur, M.A., i. Spence Hardy, ?? John Scott, and W. H. Rule, D.D., and Mr. John Lidgett. ...

... invention. CAPTURUE OF A WHALE. -A whale was captured a few days since by Commander Willcox, of the Coast Guard, Lieutenant Hardy, of her Majesty's catter Wellington, and Dr. Burke, Mayo Rtifles. Its whereabouts being ascertained, in tire large insulated ...

... Messrs. Michael arid William Grazebrook's colliery, at Netherton, was charged with stealing a quantity of coal therefrom. Thomas Bradshaw, watchman, in the employ of ile flriu, proved tleat lie saw a womnan, alleged to be the prisoner, talling something ...

... Mr. Biddle to become a candidate for Hampton Ward. LYING-IN HOSPITAL.-At a meeting of the Weekly Board, held yesterday, Mr, Thomas Mills in the chair, the chairman intimated to the meeting that the sum of £50. was collected after two sermons preached at ...

... dismissal of Ministers and Senate. _ AUSTRIA. V-eeTNA, February 1st. The exportation of horses towards the frontiers of Lom- 'hardy, the Tyrol, and Secgrenze (borders of the Adriatic), is prohibited. AUSTRALIA. ?? Black Ball clipper Donald Mackay, with 34 ...

... untrue, isa I was an eye-witness to the whole ?? truly, THomAS LLOYD HUMPHREYSv. DEATH ?? BuRNIcNo-0On Saturday an inquest was held before *A. A. Fletcher, REsq., Coroner, on the body of tse child Thomas Feeney, who died on Friday last, from injuries lie had ...

... when they entered .rpon their engagement. Summonses for desertion were immediately taken out agairrob t&ieeof the ?? Hardy,Thomas Hardy, and George Boothswright, and the charge was heard before the Bishop Auckland Magstsrates on Thursday. The great- est ...

... generally sup posed to be. Mr. THEODORE GALTON, of HanleJ Grange, Upton-on-Severn, has become a candidat( in opposition to Mr. HARDY. Mr. GALTON is E Liberal, and is in favour of the ballot. The serious cause of misunderstanding betweer the English and Frenchl ...

... Cheeshiro, £2. New subscriptions: Messrs. Peyton and Peytoln, Bordesley Works, aed Mr. Pigott, Spring H Hill, each £2. 2s.; Mrs. Hardy, DunstaU Hall, Burton-on- Trent, and Mr. John Scholefield, Patent Nail Works, per r. J. V. Solomon, each L1. Is. Increased ...

... the case by common consent in Melbourne, was deemed inapplicable to the fountain of honour, and Mr. John Thomas Smith re- turned still Mr. John Thomas Smith. The Melbourne Corporation had sent their Mayor to the other side of the earth in order that he might ...