... beleeve UNLAWFULLY WOUNDING. — At Becllingthi paper in qu estion in thor anxiety secure ton Petty Sessions, on the 19th inst., Thomas .aerionely. eitington hi received a shock, brat Vas not nt, A chimney stack the another hberol victory, did thor awn come ...

... week, in support of Mr. Foreyth's bin for re• moving the Electoral 1 tisabilities of Women. The chair was taken by bristopher Thomas, Esq. Lady Anna Gore Langton, in moving one of the resolutions, mid that a fair share of political power was one the highed ...

... Institution to defray the first cost of a lifeboat eaten. Ilshrnent anT pernianently endow It, In memory of their uncle, the late Thomas Vielden, 11.1. , the well-known philanthropist, after whom the boat V to he named. In the western parts of America a gond ...

... Beattie, Killingworth ; Robert Henderson, formerly minister of the congregat,on ; and Messrs. Hardy and Wilson. The church choir, under the leadership of Mr. Thomas Younger, eontrilmted largely to the pleasantness of. the evening. On Sunday, special sermons ...

... seen Edward Nice, of hewsham, William Austin, of Ninth Seaton, with 1 Mart each, when the limner got 15 to the latter's 10. Thomas Nelson. of Scasham, with 2 start• was third. TWEED SALMON FisHINCA. -lost week's yield of fish in the Tweed was very small ...

... a: its Johu•strynt, Adelphi, Nlr. Thomas V.P., iu the There,oh ir. m alt,. prr.ut Mr. Georg. Lyall, 4tr Edward l'rrrotr, Caeetaio Evan., T.N. F.E 8., Hy. drographnr to the Admiralty ; Mr. W. H. Hatton, Admiral l'il'Hardy, Capt.in tin St. Croix, Mr. Eugene ...

... Mr. Rachurn, Hartford Hall ; Mr. J. Brown, liedlington. The chief prize takers were t—G. Lyall, W. Pearson, H. Sanderson, Hardy, .7. Elliott, R. Richanlson, Jas. Steele, G. Johnson, C. Leatharn, W. Jamieson, W. and H. Dixon, T. Nicholson, J. Can, R. Davison ...

... Kendall Tows, Testimonials. I find myself eongratorlsod..l4l, ev l ery am t e . a i n p s . toero .. . y e , sera any truss. W Hardy her Wei sad I have used ,lolont exertion Naos, tv Ha Miss • bit moreover bans bum by e declares I ea l J. P. Illy yeses ...

... The Britiah ship went ashore on St. Vincent, and twelve of her crew were drowned. The British steamer Carr arrived at St. Thomas badly ilanoa,ied. lire bridge, boats, and steering gear were carrivit away, and she lost part of her crew. The Americas' schooner ...

... liampton Court Palace has become vacnt through the death of Mir Hardy, at the of 67. Mie n was the eldest daughter of Adrenal Thomas Hardy, Ga. B , the ofteer to whom Lord when Mg, Awl.. Hardy, anchor ' and la who. arms died. totilet with which Nelson was ...

... sitting et the Court House, Nemeth I laol, on Monday, before John Cookson, Eel., of Mallon Park, John Heilley. pitman, Thomas Thomas Bownian, and Wm. Charlton, mason, of Morpeth, were brought up on charged with 'moulting William Gaston, soil stealing tho ...

... plaintiffs to the snit, who were the trustees of Mn. Johnson's settlement' Mr. J. Pearson. Q.C., nod Mr. Herbert H. Cozens Hardy were for the defendant Charlie William ; Mr. Bristow*, Q.C., and Mr. were for the other parties. The yice•Chaneellor said this ...