... descended the pit with manry others, and saw Daniel Price Thomas, one of the killed, in the lamp-room, as they ware getting their lamps ready. He worked in the same vein as Thotisas, but farther away. Thomas remarked to them that his old stall, a dis- used one ...

... leteher, Henry Forbes, William Jordan, James Hardy, W. Jelknns, Lrnighurat, Martin, Setherlarid, Robinson, Wlacnklen, John Ford, Chsatles Perrey, George:Btggs, Wil- li~am Reynolds, Jamee O'Conor, Henry fowling, Thomas Johrnston, 'wilbi*n Axford, Bdward Ssastlebury ...

... Right Hon.Griffith, 0 D Pinney, Cal Sir F T Groevenor, Earl Pritchard, John Baring, Thomas Gurdon, Brampton Pugh, David Baring, T G Gurney, J H Puller, a W Barnard, Thomas Gurney, Samuel Ramsden, SirJ W Bernard, T T Hall, Rt. En. Sir B Ramsay, Sir Alex. ...

... under which the Newcastle coneress nassed its resalntir~n on the eight hours question. On Wednesday Mr. Thomas Shaw (Sheffield) moved, and Mr. Thomas John. eon (Sheffield) seconded- That the Parliamentarv Committee be instructed to promote legislation ...

... adluitt~edt riatma fl Yesterday Ellen 'Owney, -ae 2Yads - ino at6h Mifrd-street,. Leder-hill ~tr esidag 6tadmitted to St. Thomas's hlosnit,4 hBattesea. n I-the =tee, and fractured her le v~gfl 'Was i a Emm awyer. 50, residin t. etard ~t Hayes, near Soutbill ...

... commissioners-viz., Mr. Justice Day, Major-general Buiwer, Mr. Trench, Q.C., and Mr. Adams. The other commissioner, Commander M'Hardy, dissents. The commissioners, having sketched the origin of the Belfast riots, proceed to say:- The evidence leads us to believe ...

... such shoold never be so dense as greatly to obscure the sight in looking through.a structure 30 feet long. NPAME OF PLANT-THOMAS WAtRVICIC.-TIbe specimens enclosed ?? sanguinea, the British Dog-wood, of which America possesses white and blue-berried species ...

... , Christchurch, N.Z., and is nos sought by his mother. HENRY, WILLIAM, JOSEPH, and FREDERxIc HARDY anr anxiously sought by their mother, Mrs. Caroline Hardy Henry, in 18(S, was at Rlockhampton, Queensland; Wil- hiam and Joseph wentto Australia in 1858-9; ...

... Dignan, aged&9, for many years the confidential attendant of the late Thomas Brown, Esq., fonuerlyof the flrm of Longman Brown, and Co. -April 16 h, Elizabeth, widow of the late John Thomas. of 13. Canterbur-row Old Kent-road. London. I ...

... v;.as Thomas Gurney, Eleanor's-place, Hackney, assenting creditor for 1351., although no- thing w'as oving him. J. T. Morgan, of Grosvenor- place, Pinilico, wascput down as a dissenting creditor for 301., but only 1.1. was owing to hinm. John Hardy, of ...

... untidy, and give n oebomi _t owers ad plantsw a n ught to he clpeared away, end be replaced with evergreens end bulbs of te hardy early sorts-such as daffodils snoWdrops, Jonquils, and with early flowering pereunias uchas prianoses, poweyanfhnser w ep avteica ...

... Bitias7A NicZ Joumaod prints a long letter from Mr. Ernest Hart on this llbec;. Thewriter uys *-I ogree xn mii ti1 llurll Hardy's measure is zo far exc61ewt, bhat ft wil give us animmense improvement on anything we have Ld before. Moreover, it embodies ...