... her father's arms), at about seven on Friday morning, near the mill-head. The dread of losing a large eum of money is eupposed to have induced him to commit suicide. The jury, at the inquest, returned the following ?? the deceased, John Thurston, wilfully ...

... EBuraside, Itl'-ey. Mardi lath. BIRASILEY.-Mr. Appleton. of Messrs. Olver and Appleton, sold by auetion last night, at the Cardigan Ar-ms. Bramley. three through terrace houses. situate i Swinnow-road. Branlyev. with the gardens thereto be- longing, opducing ...

... W* leave them with the noble word* of Grattan, wh*u waa warilag again*! their violence, and trying to induce them to confront the abuses of th* tith* system by commutation, such abeut half-century later Lord John Russell corned. *aid, Law* of coercion ...

... steamer Eirby Hall left here this afternoon for LiverpooL BomDsEAIuX, Wednesday.-The WeA India and Pacldc Company's steamer John Eider, from Chili for Liverpool, arrived in Gironde at 5a.m. to-day. COLOareO Wednesday.-The Peninsular and Oriental Company's ...

... io' their virtual prohibitiol. Th1 effect would be to deprive the workin'g classes'ot Italy bf 'their necessary supply of *arm and- choap' botohng, sube 'as Yorkshirtealone produces and to't`x'the'coanbmer fr the beneilt. of a few ob rih Onopoollts.' ...

... Picrmns.-Jcnuary 2Sth, at the Cardigan Arms, BTairlsy, in her ,lstba year, Serah, rellet of the late George Pickles. A 2031 d' RAWsToexe-On 'the 24th .manuimry, at his residence, Qbjir*llc, b 3 htrtan-roed,-outhteaeo John George 'Eavstornes lati Lleuteniantg ...

... Wosrley, Leeds, aged 5s years, John Oluderay, patent arm maker. CnowNrsan,-March l0th, Elizc& Ann, the beloved wife of Edward Orowther, of chaspel.Allorton, near Leeds. DALToN.-On Sunday, 11th arcoh, 1577, aged 44 yenrs, John Dalton, of Barley Lawn, Leeds ...

... Amenrgst the mneroms casualsties, we may chroniclo the following --The William and John broke from the hulk tier, drilted in to the fairy lauding with her foretopmsast gone; tire Arms of ArriIdel had held byher moorings ntil the strais drev out her timber heads; ...

... rhe Porte to the protocol to be a flat refusal to accepit it,'o to be guided by its dictates, and as declaririg te'present armed peace to be no conger tolerable. Supposing this version to be reliable, a Russian war maniiesto on Friday is not improbable ...

... suggestion. ge's The case then proceeded. 3r.Lpocross-examined by Mr. M LETOizxoa.-As far em Mayr.coloths I said, Arm tuese cotten warps. John 5 1 examised ill M.lilscarefully. I could only discover a cotton warp by subjecbtin I of to a process it is never ...

... in the main ef working man. As our readers are aware, Two Hundred of the Liberal Association had selected for nomination Mr. John Laweon Waltoa, Q.C., who made splendid fight the Central Division Leeds ths general election, and the question for the meeting ...

... tailor, bistter, sad~ boater Hremninomor J. C.. Be-st-parade. Leeds, solic-itor Fi-~atfleld John. Harvhills-road. Beetds, tailev's traveller -Nieberis John. GnMe-TsW, Kiftrgate Market,, Loots, gums oatd poultry- dealer Hustler Hr. Niclhuloon, Osferd-etroot ...