... even- ing, *i Hawthorn's Band played several popular airs. On Monday last was launched from the iron shipbuilding yard of Mr Thomas. Toward, St. Peter's Quay, Newcastle, a large iron steam vessel, for a Liverpool house. The vessel, which had previously. ...

... directors, and also stated that the vacancies in the boardunder the deed of settlement had been filled up by the nomination of Sir Thomas Tancred, Bart., Charles Atticus Mouck, Esq,. and Jas. Sillick, Esq.Tne profits of the past year, after deducting expenses ...

... sessors for Newcastle--St Nicholas' Wasd-John Tur- ner, High Bridge, printer; Robert Munro Allan, Dean Street, ?? John's W17ord-Thomas iFairwesther, Westgate Street, schoolmaster; James k odgson, Wesegate Street, ?? Saints IVest Ward-George Bustin, Sandhild ...

... Friday, to consider the aubject of establishing a central school, for the children of the various unions of this district. Mr Thomas Ridley proposed, anld Mr -W. Auderson seconded, a resolution condemnatory of the eeasure, as it would entail addi- Stinal ...

... and senator has done likewise. The number of signatures shows a large relative gain over last ?? banking account of Mr Thomas Russell, merchant, of Edinburgh, in the Clydesdale bank, has been distrained upon by the city clergy, to the amount of 421 ...

... JH ?? 6,1 J , arr June 7,Co.Jlch es, J Lloydsi, betcheford-streeth1sier2o T Williams, Crdcean, licensed victualler 7 NVW. Hardy, -JNV -Ju .Wnsiittyelngalie~o Mlcsand h.vi rd, Cheshire, innkeeper3. J dwards, chRTNERS , DISSOiVter D-vaes, Tn t I nd Laileur ...

... long investigation, the jury returned a verdict in general terms, disclaiming the inculpation of any par- ticular person. Mr Thomas E. Lords of St. Bee's College, son of Mr George Lord, of Sunderland, was on Sunday last ordained by the Lord Bishop of Lichfield ...

... tendency to advance. THE ?? LORD CHANCEaLOR.-.-Sir Thomas Wilde has been selected for the office of Lord Chan- cellor, and his appointment has been approved by her Msjesty. It is understood that Sir Thomas Wilde will onsy discharge the full duties until ...

... the Gazete 'q I'naiy, N'veimhJr I.) BANRUP`- ?? Muriel, Brigliton. obem5I~.~~Wi~amGibbs, Throgmortoit street, tk bir~blr. -Thomas Skam, Clarelo' t Yorrod Peiisbury'place, Wandiiworth-roasd, alld orkrocer Bs^terseo, builder. -Hugh Stieliug, Briglirol. ...

... Watson, 12, ditto Thomas Atkinson, 16, ditto James Anderson, 42, Philadelphia, left wife and four children Thomas Hunter, overmau, 43, Bunker's Hill, wife and four obildren Robert Moore, 16, Shiney Row John Reltay, 22, Cross How Thomas Massam, 14, Success ...

... J. E. Clalk Wadham; N. M. Geroaon, Braenseas; H. ,T. Griffith Pembrokle; J. P. Hardy, Wadharn; F. itarrison, e.om8s; R. A. Pritchard, Lincoln; A. Ri dding,0 New; D. Thomas, Worcester;W.R. Watson, Oriel; R. L.WtlkiDson, Brase-ose. -Cloaa4-F Armitage, ...

... No. 50-F. Richardson, servant to Sir Scott, Whitemarepool, £2 los. Fourth, No. 24-Thomas Eltrinhami, nephewv to Mrs El- tringhaim, of Hall Yard, £2. Fifth-No. 8-Thomas Weddell, son of Mr Weddell, Dal- ton, re1 lo. CLASS TWO FtOR YOUTHS'!UNDnE 18 YETigs ...