... ' ALLGeID 'MueDERnay Porsossase AT MANOCtEST811, -The mother end stepfather of a girl, aged sixteen, I ?? Waddington (or Hardy), are in cue- 8 tody at Manchester,. on the horrible suspicion of ~ having' Inurdered her by administering arsenic. The names ...

... Pro- tectian meeting, in Drary-IsuesTheatre, last sceek. PreviousI to ?? report, the oflolionig were enrolled as snembers - Thomas Diokinson, Esq., stewvard to tire Hnn. Alt. Langley ttiorairary',; Mr. F. Jorden, Esstburtte ; r. J. Stiaveley,I North Dalton; ...

... keeping the peace, some for six, and others for twelve months. ArTnaPT To OvnTUaN A TRAIN.-On Saturday last two nten, named Thomas Sudell and William Smith, well known in the neighbourbood of Hatfield, Hertfordshire, as notorious' poachers, were brought ...

... keeping the peace, some for six, and others for twelve months. ATTEMPT TO OVERTURN A TRAIN.-On Saturday last two men, named Thomas Sudell and William Smith, well known in the neighbourbood of Hatfield, Ilertfordsbire, as notorious poachers, were brought ...

... in £25 each, in keep the peace for 12 calendar mionihs. SI GuiLrDnAtLL.-.Ol iteo 19th instant, before R. G. Ci Boulton and Thomas Santdwith, E ?? Atm 6( Longihornie was charged with stealing a piece of slila tl froin Mr. Greetibary's auction room on the ...

... responsible for all losses which Itavo been, s and may be, incurred from Its non-felfilmenlt a I anm, Sir, yours, &ce., it THOMAS CUNNINGTON, I 81, High.-street, Hull, May 271h, 18511. It [Msr. Cuniainiftoa mu~tst-q lia lawyer.-Eo.1 DR. BRtIGGS versus ...

... the committee or mosnthly ht boird for the year ?? Barker, Joseph Brook. IV T. P. Croslrted, Thomars Firth,joint., Thomas Gill. Thomas Haley, e' Sarnest Mikio, Samusi 045en, Themss Brock, Wmn. Bailey, Itev- it Jolts Rleigh Benjamcia Hey, Jere Kaey, T ...

... entirely down. Two cottages belonging to the same- ge~ntleman, sristainad damage to the amount of £6. A tran belonging to Mr. Thomas Platt, farmer, at Orouipton, aear ofha, a blown entirely down, The loss in this ease was Iabout £40. Part of thne roof of ...

... entirely down. Two cottages belonging to the same gentleman, sustained damage to the 1 amount of £0. A barn belonging to Mr. Thomas Plat, farmer, at Crompton, near Oldham, was blown entirely down. The loss in this case was about £40. Part of the roof of ...

... Geotlelen, your very humble servant, GEORGE MOXON. e 4, Iteubep-street, Leeds, Jueti f ih, t86l. f TO CORItESPONDENTS, t 3 ir. Hardy, formerly ]lecorder of Leeds, unsuccessfully contested the boreugli at Poutefrrtdt iu ttAJ3, but he has never represented it ...

... . charge of wilfully setting fire to two stacks of straw, one dressing machine, and a quantity of wood, the pro. perty of Thomas Wilson, at Binbrook, on the 15th inst. Further remanded till Thursday, the 21st, at Binbrook -John Hornsey was brought up ...

... Belton, 139. ; Joseph Abbey, flour dealer, Wroot, £1 3s. 6d. ; James Batty, grocer, Batterwick, 13s.; Thomas Hunt, grocer, of Belton, £1 2e. 0d.; and Thomas Ashmell, grocer, Ep- worth, 139. PolnCE, FaiDAY, ADaOsT 29tb.-Before Archdeacon Stonehouse, G. S. ...