... Bennett c ce (Suffolk), C. W. Bere (died ?? Lunatic a' *d AsylIun,1857) John Blake (late cook on board a an, at meiohant ahipi, F. S. -Blogg (died 1868), James co al Cole (died 1830), AngeloC uino, James J. Cunn or i ningham (pairnbrolcer). -William Diclon ...

... Jeans Famaily William S. Leete (or Lovell), John J. Low ?? Merchant (said to have been drowned), John Mordaunt (Hackney, 1824), Edward Nicholas (Algoe. Bay), Mary Ann Noakes, William Purohnse (emirted , Ann d Margaret Scott (sisters of ames Scott), Gordon ...

... ,f J. Luttrell, 3Sd pantryman Andrew Middermas Fanny Campbell, chambermaid Richard Lee Elizabeth Smith, ditto John Hughes John Farran, butcher Isaac Elliott D. Arnold, dremen's messman James Flagan J. M'Allister, coal passers' ditto Thomas Riley J. Fianigan ...

... A MISSLNG £1000. e- i -- P- J n- | At the Newcastle-on-Tyne sessions, on Monday, be a case of considerable local interest was disposed of. g ?? the 19th of May last it was discovered that the ns cash in cla -e of WN-heatland William Jeffrey, chief teller ...

... disappeared. r Mr. Jutice, Blackburn: Bpeak ?? Fra; I can't hecr you. -'(Miss ?? wai addresiang their lordships in an unusually subdued tone of voice, now spoke up.) 'The Lo'r'd Chief J ustice: We 'cannot 'agdst you,' MimssFray 'in your application. We cannot ...

... picture. Miss Bate- 3 man's reception last night was most enthusiastic. ng At the end of the f irst act she was twice recalled, *xt the compliment being repeated at the close of each i. succeeding Act, and ending in another double recall D. of a very ...

... m, a ?ev?in nhrirsyto get home, I wassoj tar,J convinced that she was the missing ?? that my .. ]first imnulse was to call a eaband drive her to some cY ipleo of safety. b rt ?? no antho- sred j ritja d I did not ttemptto detain her. she ODi steprd ...

... MISS OUNNINGHAME'8 LIBERATION. - - l We hardly know whether we ought to congra- tulate Miss Cunninghame on her escape, or con- dole with the cause that has lost a grievance by her liberation. This is a new retitement in 1Tuscan peraeoation. A lady is ...

... MISS KENDALL'S RECITALS. Miss Harriet Kendall, who gave Readings from the Pio:-t at the Rotunda Lecture Hail cin lit Sunday, under the auspices of the Liverpool ,iSun- b day 8iciety, is heard only tno infrequently do in this city. She opened her recital ...

... Howes), Morris Franklin (Clapham) John Freeth (Bimning- ham), Ares J. GlaiAhll, John Green (Wolver- hamptonr, Marget Gregory (Co. Chester), John Hames,Wilhianm Hames (died 1829), Robert J. Hammond, Sarah Higgins (Bristol), Henry Hitchcock (died 1875), Joel ...

... MISSING HEIRS AND KISDRED. TO THE EDITORB OF THE LIVERPOOL MUeCUET. Gentleman,-During the first quarter of &he year a large number of inquiries for mirsing heirs or relatives have been made in the leading news- ?? at bome, in our ool6uies, and abroad ...

... AAshworth, Mr Alarlc or Ba6rr, Mr J W-Barlow, Ur and Mrs Ernest BarzTbv, Rev i and Mrs J Tflarkhy. 9Mr Edward Barkby, Mr aid Mrs J Beckett, Mr and Mrs Jaemes Beatuti, miss Kaute Bar,, I'Mr Thomas Birtwisis, J . Mr and ...