... William Perks, second oesse, George Watteson; Areley kings, Thomas Bayliss, Henry Hill; Bowdley, Thomas Hunt, James 31ilner ; Belbroughton, William P'ardoe, jun., WVil- liam Almlford; Bell's Mill, Thomas Bennitt, William Smith ; Churchill, William Poole, William ...

... BilatIeburn, P. Hibbert. J. T. EaoZera, J. J. ond, J. W. Holhnesdale, Viert. Bolt, J. Bridges, Sir B. W. good, Sir A. A. Sailt, Thomas Brooks, b. Ilortsall, T. B. Selwyn, 0. J. BUcktoy, Can. W 1le'n W. W. ?? Seat Abel Buller, Sir A. W, Hunt, G. W. Sone lhr ...

... The merits of each have been examined, and the judges have just madetheir award. The firstb prize of £1,000. goes to Mr. Thomas Henry Wyatt, of Great Russell Street, London; the second prize of £250. is awarded to Messrs. Canningham and Audaleys, of ...

... INSTITUTION,-Hardy, W. Henrv, arithmetic, 2nd; Instone, Thomas avithmetic, lst, hrench, 3rd; Cartwright, Enoch French, 2nd. MESSRS. 1DsBAGNALL'S SCIOONS. -Vaughan, Jonathan, arithmetic, 3rd; Whitohouse, DI. J,, arithmetic, 3rd; Wilson, Thomas, arthmetic ...

... on the trees, when even the leaves were frost-bitten, but the worms did not seem to suffer, I have no doubt as to their hardiness, The three dozen trees, about five feet high, would have fed at least 2,000 worms, if we had had them, as the more the worms ...

... melted to tenderness. ItJis really amusing to hear the dispersing crowd express their views of Mr. S. and his preaching. One hardy-look- ing boatman said, W Well, I have not shed a tear for the last twenty years before to-day, but I could not help cry- ...

... course of conduct, seems to me to do a great injustice to Mr. Simms, the organist at St. Thomas's. I quite agree with the writer that matters appertaining to St. Thomas's Church would be best left to those who compose the congregation, and I therefore' ...

... forged bills of exchange, some of which were held by Thomas, and were near falling due. After persisting far some time in the story of the robbers, the prisoner at lst confessed that he had killed Thomas after aquarrel, dorisg which the latter had struck ...

... connected with the anoient in. btitutions of the Britons. Among the talent engaged we find the names of Sims Reeves, Lewis Thomas, Eliza Hughes, &e. A return of all British subjects who have obtained pen. sions and retirementsfor services, or employments ...

... Magistrato yesterday, a young and lithe. leaking fellow, named John Morgan, was charged with assaulting an elderly man, named Thomas Nash, with in- tent to rob. By the prosecutors statement, it wa allege that between ten and eleven o'clock on the night of ...

... party; Mr. Harrison (Norton Hall) and party;Mr. rewstor ( ayorofatafford); Mr.Mott (Lrchfield), hoisses Mott, an~dparty; Mrs. Hardy (Dunstall), and party; Mn: and Mr. Woodroffo (Haywod Abbey), and party, Mmrs Mort (Moss Pits),. and party, lrm. Swinfen Jervfa ...

... Stephen's, Willenhall, August 19. ALDRIDGEi DISHONEST BOATMEN.-At Rushall Petty Sessions, on Tuesday, two boatmen named Thomas White and Thomas Hales were. charged with having stolen about half a ton of ironstone, the roperty of Messrs. John Colbourn and Sons ...