... 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 ...

... Robinson, the chairman of Lloyd'-. is said to have sent in his resignation of that office, on account of0ii. health, and Mr. Thomas Baring, at the request of Ile committee, has consented to become his successor. Or Wednesdayat the court of Inland Revenue ...

... Coldstream Guards, Adjutant ia Brigade waiticg. i The following noblemen and gentlemen had the honour of a being presented: ir Thomas Ncville Abdy, Bart., DP.r, on being created (c Lieutenant Claude Alexander, on appointment to the C IGrenadler Guards, by ...

... anld J . ?? Sat ii aol is Bolton T Briereliffe undl Rotbert Harriso~n. Liverpool e.J. Burrows,, WN. Byrom, Tohn Smith, and Thomas Wiclv. er' M)anchuster J. P, Brown, Rolt-ard Hardman, W'itllii ii, Martinl, and Jae ao. Ruchidale Chris. Bartk-er, go -Dick-in ...

... Navigation ; Mr. Thomas White, Coal, Corn, be. and Finance ; Mr. J. T. Norris, General Purposes; Mr. hief Thomas Rowley, Markets ; Mr. J. Blades, Library; Mr. a &Deputy Hale, City of London School ; Mr. H. Brown, Officers dis- and Clerks; Mr. Thomas H. Hall, ...

... John Paking- ttle tonl, Mir. W. Beckett, Mir. Denigon, Mr. Greene, Mr. Card. T-well, Mr. Roundell Palmer, Mr. S. Walpole, Sir Thomas A cland, Mr. Wilson Patton, Mir. H. A. Herbert, the Right Ple- Hoic. Sir George Clerk, Sir Robert Inglis, Mr. IV. Mornsell ...

... 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 ...

... Tule time of closing leaving arrived, list debate was adjourned to thle followiing mornisng, when, at nine o'clock, Mr. C. HARDY c took thle chair, and, after some further discussion. ?? motion, condemnatory of the lan's of 18303 was oserried unanimously ...

... ton- mended to the magistrate.as overseers:-Hessrs. Thomas old, jageWalker, Thomas Orritt,, John Gibson, Thiomas Smith, pass Mde and G. Ashburner.-Several amendseints were moved by you! used Mr. Hardy, who proposed opposition candidates, but an e vith ...

... they could. Yorkshire, Northum- berland, and the lowland counties of Scotland fur- c nished the chief immigrants. It was a hardy race-i and, like the Danish invasion of England, 7 strengthened the native stock of the population. These men came to Manchester-to ...

... Infirmary, whcre mc p- 11er injuries terminated fatally ois Thursday last. be; :IC Mr. Cooke, of the Pilot-office, and Mr. Thomas War- fevi of burton, of the Exchange News-roomn, arc both receivi ft ssubsc~sriptioils for the i-cief of the fainilieie of ...

... no money on his person, nor any papers that might lead to the discovery of his name and residence. An inquest was held by Thomas Harrisqo, Esq., and a verdict in accor- dance gas zJurued. Thb ?? jeer was ?? by on6 of our imps, the Post-mnark: is Illegible ...