... discharged by M1. Hammill, of Worship-street Poliee-court. THE WORTmING BoATxEN. -The subscription in aid of the families of the hardy boatmen who perished in the late storm amounts to 5,6001. DEATH OF A CHILD FROM Dovn s PownDE.-On Satur- day, the 29tb, Mr ...

... singer, Mr. Forman; Tom Shuttle, Mr. lfudspeth; Job Leigh, Mr. Howard;. Master Maxwell, an outcast, AIr. T. IL Higgie; Charley Thomas, Miss G. Lebatt; Mary Barton, Airs. Hudson Kirby, her first appearance here; Airs. Wilson, the mother. Miss Amelia Mercer; ...

... or THE TxAsES -On Monday evening a'fourth deposit of 10 sovs. a-side for the forthcoming contest between Robert Coombes and Thomas Mackinney, who are matched for 200 soyv. a-side, was made good at Mr. Mackin- tosh's, Red Lion, Westminster-bridge-road.' ...

... run sp-stairs, and I made some tea after Thomas came back, and took it to him. I was out about ; ten minutes.- I told deceased to lie still in her clothes, and I would take her some tea when I had taken Thomas his. Deceased lay on the bed; she was lying ...

... he should deprecate anything like a war between classes, he would tell them that the tenant farmers of Eng- land with their hardy labourefo at their hacks would care not for a contest with a hundred thousand cotton-spinners. (Tre- mendous cheering.) The ...

... Needlework, and other articles of a similar nature. Two accidents occurred at the building. The Acis and Galatea fountain of Mr. Thomas, exhibited in the western nave, fell gown with a great crash. This fountain was, we believe, built upon the flooring of the ...

... ft commienced in the shop, and wae.-not estingssiohefi until upwvards of losl.' worth of property had been destroyed. Mr. Hardy was' in-a suredtin the Sun Office. :The fourth fire happened in Stair- ford-street, Lambeth, but the damage done was not consider-- ...

... rhe tide still flows on- ward. At five o'clock on Wednesday afternoon the well- known fast sailing bark 'Anne Kenny, Captain Thomas Hayes commander, the property of John Sparrow and Co., slipped from her moorings, and was towed down to Passage by the Dancannon ...

... specimens of slates, tc., from Festiniog; G roult and Co., copper tubes, 8c.; G uevin, Bouchon and Co., 1ird, -Da swson -and Hardy. (Low, Moor Company) (Class XZII),qualityofiron; Ruth and Co., steel; Johnson, Cammell and Co.,(Class XXII), quality of steel; ...

... Co-operative Movement throughout tbe Canlry. Prce ONE PENNY. Contents of this week's numlber; -The Coalwlhippers of London, by Thomas Haynes, Esq.-* Notes ef N Co-operative Tour through the Nortb, by J. M. Ludlowv, Eiq. - Barristerat-law; Hindrances to Associative ...

... immnense sale. 'Mr. Rorsey, ' Weltefreld. TO TAILOR;S. ~'LlGANT Now Ready, -ULEANTANDUSEFUL AUTUMN ANDP V~ITJI D --FASHIONS, by Thomas Godi, 15, Chnreghstrsete Soho. Con- sisting of large coloured plate, elaborate report, AUl excellent Well- tried Coat System ...

... have kept out of the way till my job was over, and concluded by saying. that Harris would surely get seveu years for it. Thomas Osborne, the landlord of the house in Murray-street, held by Milson, said that he went to Bellaers' house, at t1, Nile-street ...