... who was ad- journed from the 16th October last, passed his last examina.. tion. Ha was supported by Mr. Thomas Simpson, and op- posed by Mr. Thomas Bond, who required him to explain and amend some items in his balance sheet, which wan done in Court. The ...

... Dukie full ?? umilitary mnatters; G eorge Villiere, first Duke tri of Buckighiun, when comnna~ndisig in the Low Countries ; Lc Thomas Lord Fairfax, the great -Parlialnentary chief; Mar- D: habl. Turenne, to Cardinal Mazarin; M arellal Saxe, on1 an Imilitary ...

... John Ward, timber merchant, of the same place, was appointed assignee. The debts proved were £159 17s.-Yesterday (Friday), THOMAS BACICHOUSE, I painter, of Leeds, came up en his last examination meeting,. Mr. Richardson, on behalf of the assignees, subjected ...

... . I n the following morning, at half-past five, Thomas st aShillito, a watchman, entered prisoner's cell and lit the - gas, and deceased was then alive and well ; but at half-past et seven, when Thomas Blackburn, a warder, took prisoner his tZ breakfast ...

... , L. Starkey, Esq., Charles Brook, Esq. (Meltham. Mills), Edward Armitage, Esq., J. C. Laycook, vsocc Esq., Thomas Brooke, jun., Esq., Thomas Haigh, Esq. ex-. (Cooper Bridge), F. Learoyd, Esq., John Day, Esq., Joseph very Hurst, Esq. (Meltbain),. W. Carlile ...

... Mitton, Rev. J. R. Campbell, Rev. H. J. Burfield, Rev. Kinight Gale, Rev. J. Newton, Rev. David Sim, Pev. W. Thomas, Titus Salt, Esq., C. Hardy, Esq., h Mr. Alderman Rand, Mr. Ald. Mitchell, Mr. Ald. Turner, John Rtawson, Eiq., John PrieEtuan . Messrs ...

... manufacturer, Londoo. Wm. Lloyd, frying pan manufacturer, Picton. Thomas Roe, machine bhldder. Nottingham. John Porter. lace manu£fcturer, Old Redford. James liseell. soap maker, Bristol. Thomas Taylor and John Seager, indigo manufacturer, Sjundweli, Wm. Horsfall ...

... knife, a fish slice, and two salt sellers, weighig toge- tber sixteen ounces, the property of Mr. Thomas *nn, of the Royal Hotel, his master; and Thomas Snow n, the father of the first-named prisoner, was charged with eceiv- ing the above plate, knowing ...

... an unusually 01 ph137 fine selection of thorns, rhododendrirns, azaleas, and evpr- Tue s00 green oaks, with a quantity of hardy American plants with sprir say vary long names, butrmarvellously like all other trees net- s'o' lest withstanding. Irs tenl ...

... sta her who appe ared for the prisoner, called the following witnesses hal uing as to character :-Msr. Thomas Butterfield, farmer ; Mr.ci 1-v Thomas Feather, innkeeper and ahopkesper; and Mr. Eagb- a las wood, brewer, all of Hasifax, whio spoke of the ...

... of which purported to be accepted by thie same John Thomas. This bill was returned dishonoured, but the prisoner provided the money for it, and paid it to Mr. Fox as from John Thomas. Mr. John Thomas, auctioneer, of Manchester, stated that fourteen years ...

... Blackse, Fen- tl 3 church-street, London ;A.Z., 3Mr. Geo. Smitb, Park-lane, di L Ieeds; Fides Z, Messrs. Bellamy and Hardy, Lincoln aS Cricket Ball, Mr. T. H. HovendeD, London; Plain and p - Substantial, Mr. Moffatt, Doncaster; Picco, Mr. ...