... agree- n1i able toour youg readers, all of whom it is our especial delight to a( ratfy an frtht urpsewe~exrac apage or two from Thomas rt 'Ailer'aBoy' Witer ook. TheDrskt-maker, who is him- w sel a racfu vesiferha a inerelshfor scraps of old rhyme,0 and e ...

... Exhibitioner, Pembroke College Hardy, John P., Commoner, Wedhiar College; Harrison, V'rancis, Commoner, Queen's College Pritchard, Robert A., Com- moner, Lincoln College; Ridding, Arthur, Fellow, New College ; Thomas, David, Bible Clerk, Worcester College;- ...

... then read the names of twenty-one gentlemen whom he proposed as members of tile ?? Roe being nominated as chairman, aud Mr. Thomas Hutton deputy chairman, Mr. CHAoDIBrRs did not rise to oppose the proposition of Alderman Kiualhan, but he thought it was ...

... J. E. Clalk Wadham; N. M. Geroaon, Braenseas; H. ,T. Griffith Pembrokle; J. P. Hardy, Wadharn; F. itarrison, e.om8s; R. A. Pritchard, Lincoln; A. Ri dding,0 New; D. Thomas, Worcester;W.R. Watson, Oriel; R. L.WtlkiDson, Brase-ose. -Cloaa4-F Armitage, ...

... hiniself bound to ?? revision having been made in the address after it was transmitted to the Bishop of Exeter, the Rev. Mr Thomas writes from the Primate's residence at Croydoi, forwarding the amended one to his lordship, and wishistg to know whether the ...

... asylsiis, Northiwoodt, (ilotcciter~slsire, it nielanchloly tragedy was disclosed, It Iappearedl thatiti gecitleansats atitedl 'thomas Waters, a revi. tdlcit at Bedinisister, near Bristol, had been satyitng wvith Isis laity at Chic residetice of Item father ...

... Hall. CLASS 111. Barras, G., Lincoln. Hardy, J. P., Wadlanm. Beale, J., University. Harrison, F., Queen's. Beck, W., Pembroke. Pritchard, R. A., Lincoln. Brook, A., Exeter. Ridding, A., New. Chitty, ?? E., Oriel. Thomas, D., Worcester. Clarke, J. E. Wadlamn ...

... as above; the bloowt was abuindant and fine; but we are bound to add, the roots suffered from the excessive stimulant. i HARDY 'nUIr GARDEN. - Whenever the state of the wu weather will permit of the soil being worked, it is a great Y, advantage to fork ...

... was convicted of drun-n d kenuess, and fined 5s. which he paid. d Monday, before Dr. Hillyar :-William Garnett and es ?? Thomas Mac Duff, two watermen residing at Gosport, pl were charged with shooting Edward Phillips (Phillips tl icis nf t much injured) ...

... dated the 3rd of she June, and Mr. Peter Catterall produced the mar- Dne riage settlement. him Mr. Thomas Pritchard (managing clerk at Mr. ent Hardy's, in Liverpool) looked at the settlement: Lem Knew it to be the handwriting of Mr. Topham, the .om younger ...

... appointment of Sir J. F. W. Hersebel to be Master of the Mirt. FOREIGN OFFICE-Dec. II. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr Thomas Rit- chie Grassie as Consul at Halifax, Nova Scotia, for His Majesty the King of Prussia. The Queen has also been pleased ...

... interview with the Wide Street Commissioners and several of the most active members of the commission, including Sir Thomas Esmonde, Sir Thomas Redington and others-wcre present, as were also the secretary ,nd solicitor. Some legal difficulties, with reference ...