... Ship's Apprentice.—Two sailors have been committed for trial at Newport, Monmouthshire, for causing the death of a boy named Thomas. The boy and the men (whose names are Boreham and Passmore) all belonged to the schooner David and Martha, lying in the dock ...

... Six really Good HOUSES, beautifully situated, paying per Cent. improving property, and all respectably Tenanted. —Apply to Thomas John Hodge, Painter, &c, No. 2, Lower Castle Street, Bristol. CIDER. ON SALE, at J. LE RAYS WAREHOUSE , 46. BROAD-QUAY, quantity ...

... in baßast. Calm and fine. E. Jones, Reporter. BRISTOL. IMPORTS FROM FOREIGN PARTS. July 12.—Charles, Bordeaux : Christopher Thomas and Brothers, cases wine, 4 cases brandy, brls rosin; Verriere and Co., 20 cases wine; W. Green and Son, 2 wine ; Harvey and ...

... beautiful and commodious mansion called Fern Villa, situated at Clifton Downs, occupied by the widow of the late General Sir Thomas Hawker, has been sold, through the agency of Messrs Hughes and Son, for a sum of £3,000. The purchaser is Captain Try on ...

... training v-v? TnesUa last - The 2nd Royal Lanca- commonly known as the Duke of Lancas- ' aßBeTnW ed at Birkenhead on Tuesday SiT Thomas He«keth. £S. assemble for 21 days' training at Ipswxeh Tuesday, the of October. The Ballot Movement—The treasurers of the ...

... Baird died at Pitt Street. The deceased was a near relative of a Scottish historic character, being the brother of Baird, of Hardie and Baird, executed at Stirling in 1820, for his share in the political troubles and sedition of radicalism.— Glasgow Daily ...

... Inspector Atwood and °ther police officers to prove that the house was properly conducted. APPLICATIONS FOR NEW LICENCES. Thomas Lawrence, ofthe Ship-on-Launch, Wapping, applied for a license. Edhn supported the application on the ground that a house ...

... committed for trial. _ William Thomas was charged with being drunk and disorderly and assaulting P.C. 148, by striking him with a pair of tongs. Prisoner was fined 40s and costs ; in default six weeks' imprisonment. Jeremiah Hardy, an old man 70 years of age ...

... choke-damp. David Thomas, the °verman, also descended within very short time after accident, and nearly sacrificed his life by so doing; he was rendered insensible, and was afterwards conned out of the pit very much exhausted. The exer°Hs of Thomas Morgan also ...

... Francis A. West (ex-president), Robt. Newstead, John Vine, Charles Prest, William Thornton, M.A., Thomas M'Cullagh, William Arthur, M.A., R. Spence Hardy, F.S.A., John Scott, and W. H. Rule, D.D., aud Mr John Lidgett. The Gazette of Tuesday contains the ...

... them to the police at Holmfirth, and it was soon ascertained that they belonged to Mrs Hardy. Police-constable Hancock was despatched to the Newlands, but Mrs Hardy would not permit him to enter the house or state his message until her husband returned ...

... more farewell, kind, darling Mary. Yours ever, in death, affectionately, Thomas Gibdwood. Witness then proceeded—l went to Larhert on Monday, the 6th, to see young lady. Dr. Thomas Girdwood joined us there, and remained in our company some time. He said ...