... street Chapel. There was a crowded audience ; and w the platform was occupied by Thomas Holmes, Esq ,p chasirmani, thle Rev. John Thomas, the Rev. Peter I M'Owen, the Rev. 'Thomas Waddy, the Rev. George Diokenson, the Rev. W. W. Stamp, the Rev. Josephl Hargreaves ...

... :-Bro. Thomas Cook, senior ewirdeu; Bro. Charles Leggott, junior warden; Bro Henry Preston, P. ?? treasurer; Bro. John P Thompson, ?? chaplain;' Bro. James 11 a Ansdell, hon. secretary; Bro. C. NV. Cheesman, seni Io deacon and irganist; Bro. Thomas Pearce ...

... says :-We believe that we are correct in stating that Mr. Gathorne Hardy will shortly he raised to the Peerage. The Globe, howlever, says:_ We have authority to state that Mr. Gatheorn Hardy will not shortly be raised to the peerage, but will be prepared ...

... terfeit half-crown at Beverley, on the 7th May, was sen- tenced to four months' imprisonment. INDECENT ASSAULT.-Thomas Walker (18), Thomas Rowley (19), and James Wardle (18), all farm labourers, were indicted for indecently Elizabeth Hall, at Langtoft ...

... Wallis, J. Fawcett, J. W. Crozier, G. Randerson, J. G. Walby, J. R. Willford, C. Beecroft, J. Graves, A. 3. Wellsted, and W. Hardy.-The Chairman returned thanks for his re-election as presi- dent. He trusted that he would still have their hearty co-operation ...

... Home. I' t while the committee have the above pleasing fact to record, they have also to state that there are a few of these hardy v Si of the ocean whose moral characters are not of y the highest class, as shown by the fact that some, after e being boarded ...

... at Seaton ,e Roas on land in the occupation of Mr Thomas Watson. Catse ?? Johnson Scaife, of Pocklington, auctioneer, was charged with trespassing in pursuit of 7g~ame,.ON land in-the occupation of Thomas Simpson, of k'ocklington, grocer and milk seller ...

... and was formerly a clergy. man of the Church of Englad. Prior to his secession he was a curate of St. Thomas's Church, Oxford, of which the Rev. Thomas Chamberlain, ALA., of Christ Church, was, and is now, the rector. The Nationml Christian Convention ...

... Captain J. Toogood; vice-presideuts, Captain M. Brown and Caiptain W. C. Watson committee, Captains Graham, Cuttill, Vickerman, Hardy, Shetliff, Riches, Curtis, Smith, E. I Soulsby, Dyson, North, Watson, Monro, Northard. Hewitt, Leng, Holynian, and Dossor. ...

... H. Pritchard, J. Ritchie Thomas Rrwson, NV. Russell, W. D. Sargeant, J. H. Sholl, J. Smith (b), D. Solomon, J. Stephensoi, B.A., W. R. Stewart, G. S. Stotter, J. C. Stuart, C. L. Sutcliffe, Joseph Symes, J. Taylor, R' J. Thomas, Josiah Telladay, A. Tucker ...

... AND OTHrns.-On Tuesday at the Ctarter sessions for the county of Stussex, held at the County Hall, Lewes, Thomas King, John Camel Heenao, Thomas Sayers, John Tyler, John Calvin alias Jerry Noon, John M'Danald, James Mace, t and Robert Travers, surrendered ...

... hI~ xry ed he he its id a, 55H -THE PAINFU1L 8U'CIDE. OF A. LONDON * , BARMAID., oe SCENE AFTER THE INQUEST. Yesterday Dr Thomas, Coroner for Central Middle- sex, resumed the adjourned inquest on the remains of ~Emma, Cummings, lately barmaid -at the ...