... Bennett, severely; Thomas Murphy, severely; Thomas Lm Tipple, severely; James Hanlon, severely; John Taby, se- . verely;, Henry Young, severely; Henry Bridgeman, se- nus verely; Thomas Traynor, severely; Thomas Burie, severely; ;al, Thomas ...

... beere doe yov see, Epitomized in briete Covell wvas tee. References are made to Thomas Covell in the pub- fi lashed works of several of his cootenaporarirs, vy, t2 by Thoma.s Potts, in his account of the trial (in 1612) of the Lancashire Witchres, originally ...

... 12 months' iruprisoninent with hard labour. BENi'TENClES. Five years' penal servitude! .Tohn Thomas, 64, hawker, for breaking into the d welling-honse of Thomas Duggan on the Ist November with intent to steal his goods. (Also three years' police supervision ...

... Harrop submitted a circular from the Leeds board of fi W guardians, requesting the support of the Manchester board to S d Hardy's Beer Bill.-The Chairman stated that he had had the A if pleasure of attending a meeting it) the Town Halt on the ea o subject ...

... AtheyandErenoh, Londou;j James Keely and 1saao Ward, orga' S talaes. The delegates present were:-Messrs. William Harrur son and Thomas Lowth, Manchester; T. Barham, York; E. T. Wilkie, Willeeden; W. Jackson Ashton. under-Lyne; A. Ferguson and William Southard ...

... each B receiver some important additions daring the year. Note ?? taken of the losses by death, which were those of Messrs. Thomas Armstr.ang nod E. P. Quinn, both of whom h&A been members of the society since its commencement, and Professor Milnes Marshall ...

... ltrunner's Brine Pitmrou 5 ill caine before a PSelecsflommirtsee or the Fou reot Commons oni Mon~da, Mr. WV. .J. Gathorne Hardy presiding. MNr. IV. MBather, It.P, i9 a menmber of thp CorimTnrteP. The obect of the bill is to provide conmponsqtion to owners ...

... facts of the case. The learned counsel then called witnesses. Mr. Thomas Turner Worthington, said he was in the employment of his father, carrying on business under the name of Thomas Worthington and Son, Churoh-street, On the 29th Nov. the prisoner called ...

... Hon. Pascoe Glyn, Sir C. Ander- son, Sir Edward Hulse, Sir W. Parqubar, Sir J. Conroy, Sir Percival Heywood, Sir T. Duffus Hardy, Sir G. Gil- bert Scott, B.A., Messrs. Herbert Barnard, W. E. Bar- nett, C. Barry (President of the Institute of British A ...

... was presented with letters patent when the Queen visited St. Giles's Cathedral between twelve and one o'clock. He is now Sir Thomas Clark, Baronct. There were large crowds in the neighbourhood, and the Queen was loudly cheered. THE STATE OF BELFAST. The ...

... meeting of the Imporement desp ment of the Oark town ecuneil en Friday, wr was lagdy attended, the Mayor was inteotd b Alderman Thomas Lyons as to the words he maed ?? of In his speech at the banquet aiven to Warren and Costello on Tuesday last with reference ...

... Harrison Fuller, engraver, 51, Northenden: Road, Withington; Thomas Harrison, tea dealer, 9, Lime Grove; James Eoy, mann- faiturer, 171, Clarence-street. Hulme: Edwin Boden, manufacturer, Bowdon ; Thomas Schofield, dyer, Corn- brookl; William Griffiths, agent ...