... belonging to the same' vessel, was fined 15s and costs for smuggling 2 lbs of tobacco. I TobacASE or ATTEMPrED SUICIDE. -Thomas F. Bewail, fisherman, wbo tried to commit suicide 'by banging himself whilst in drink, iuder circumstances previously reported ...

... duties of the camp, within the lines, hlave been well performed by P.C. Gadsby and P.C. Spray, of the Brigg division, and P.QC. Hardy was camp detective. VOLUNTE ER REVIEW AT BEVERLEY. The First Administrative Battalion of East York Rifles have been encamped ...

... and costs. --James Dyer, a labourer, charged with being drunk and disorderly in Brook-street, was funed l10s. and costs. --Thomas Hudson. for being drunk aindt disorderly in ?? on Saturday night, was fined 40s. and costs, this being his thirteenth appearance ...

... Charles, M.D. ut Brown, Thomas, M.D. Lake, James, F. RI.C.S ng Budd, George, M.D., F.R.S. Macklean, Johb, MD. an Bull, Thomas, M.D. jMacmurdo, Gilbert, F.Rl.CS. ey Burrows, George, M.D. Matthews, R. N. B., M.TR.C.S. lie Callaway, Thomas, F.R.C.S Moore, Edward ...

... Driffleld, aged 32, hlr. John Grasoam, jun., ?? day, at the Union-house, aged 92 years, Sir. J. Hardy, formerly in the army.-Also, aged 53, Ann, wife of Mr. Thomas Hope. December 20, at Thirsk, of cholera, aged 27, Mr. John Sykes Taylor, agent to Air. W. S ...

... Combrie's, 0 Iotdinspected the prize cups. Her M1ajesty stayed an hour. -_ THE DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT. The Tinme8 regards Mr. Hardy's Registration Bill las a satisfactory redemption of the pledge given by the Government to expedite the election of a new ki ...

... T. Lester) presided. a Messrs Robert Douthwaite and Henry Best were re-elected a churchwardens, and Messrs Thomas Gruby, William n Fugill, Thomas Bailey, R Beevers, R. Stephenson, J c. Kendall, J. Willis, and W. Morley, synodsmen ! ST. MATTHEW'S.-The vestry ...

... Police-constables Walkington (6i3 and Clark (97) for the vigilance they exercised in apprehending Ann Baraby, William Watson, Thomas Rodgers, and George Moody, for robbing * man of about 28, and a watch and guard at a bra thel in Mill-street, and for which ...

... and what was he to do? He had been out col. Is, leeting three days. 'The prisoner was again remanded. *es- THZnr oS ROPE.-Thomas Treadmell, a middle-aged es man, was charged with stealing 12 fathoms of iope from ed the steamer Seahorse; lying in the Humber ...

... Crouch, 2nd ..the Women of Scripture. P Ellen Bradley, 8rd ?? Truth is always best. Robest Smith, let ?? The Leisure Ilour. ti Thomas Callaghan, 2nd;. Extraordinary men, tbeir Willia Lamb,3rd I boyhood and early life. a WilliSm mb, 3rd ?? Something for the ...

... -Arrived: Landos SB, E lwood, Ghent (Goole); Hawk so, Hardy, Amsterdam; Saucy , Lass, Harvey, Rotterdam; Nette Margretha, Jacob- r sen, Lauvig; Frederick cs, Harber, Konigsberg and Copenhagen ; Thomas Wilson, as, Marshall, Alex- andria and Port Said ; Louvain ...

... Infirmary from injuries he received by tailing into a tank of boiling oil on the 3rd inustant, when at work on the premises of Mr. Hardy, Reform-street. He wvas very much injured about the legs, and had remained in the Infirmary from the time of the accident till ...