... single orange to omie of the company, hut before he could pay for it, Hardy knocked bins over tlme orange vendor, who fell across the table. sonse altercation ensued, and then Hardy threw one basketI of ranes po th fie;theothr asket was rescued by Mrs ...

... 50 life-boats, the most part of which were perfeotly la3 equipped, including the best description of life-beltsfr be, their hardy crews.' From the abstract of Wrecks add asl casualties for 185,5, recently presen]ted to pzfl~ili'i61eit,',it Ti apipeared ...

... ardef5s: Messrs. a MattheiwiSiiddibay 'and John H l Iunmble.' - Stirecyors of c highways: Messrs. W. E., Wright and T. Y. Hardy. of AssesEsors: Meaisr. Jqohn Arunatage and John Bispin. pi Oversers of the' por: Messra. Joseph Thompson, John of IUutdbisbidn ...

... candiilatas were successful:- 1 FOnEIG-GOING SHIPS.-Oriqner 7aoster': Leonard Hunter; only 717ate: William Ross; second wale7: Y Thomas Rd. Buxton, Georgo Foster, George Boyd, and B James Orton Ward. UOME-TRADE PSsEmQEr Suties. -illaster: Henry Rundle, ?? understand ...

... In. the morning, after the dedicatory prayer had t 1,been offered by the pastor (the Rev. J. Tatterbfieslr), the C ;(Rev. Thomas Raffles, D.D., LL.D., Liverpool, preaclsed. In t etise evening thelRev. T. W. B. Aveling, of London, preached, t in the devotional ...

... Outhwaite and Mrs. Braisn ..Y were ill the saile carriage wvith those killed - Air. Nicholson, - constable, of Tadcaster ; Ir. Thomas tobinson, farmer, of 'Willgate-Isill ; Mr. I'otter, farmer, of Ilazlewood - Mr. to [-lill, farmer, of Havslewood (and his ...

... Holmes. I ?? Shovelton, Martin Jubb, Peter I Featherstone; James Hopewell, Supernumerary. Alfori-John Nicholson, Thomas Hughes; Rober Bryant, Thomas Cocking, Supernumeraries Coningsby-William Bramford, who shall change wit% the Ministers of the Boston and ...

... (Buxton-road, &-c.)-Robert Newcutea, Willi,,a Je-snp. Holsmftrlh-James Kendall, 2nd, Daniel Walton; Thomas llitll tr numerary. So werbiq JBride-Somepli Floyd, Thomas Collins, James Harris N. 1. Brother larrisshall reside at Stainland. Tarlrosrder--Johrl Boyd ...

... young people. The Conference finely resolved to improve the wording of the rule in question. F ATALJ MisTAscE.-Thle Reverend Thomas Marsh,a passenger on board the steamer Canaiain, from Quebec, died a day or two ago before the arrival of the vessel at Liverpool ...

... yof hur cr015s and meoslns. 'AJr. W. Fermi; largesst asslen, Mr. Sleideckt piyes rain on tl amsust,~ SMr. Ford ; tray of hardy fruit, SMc. A. Worsneis. tbiesuecess Dus-ring the day the excehlent bands of the 2od W est York was doll am Yecmansy esid IKing ...

... Heckmondwike; Mr. Robert Smith, Dewsbury ; Mr. Thomas Battye, Holm- bridge; Mr. WT. F. Fox, Dewshury. .Fom Flowters, &c.- Mr. Copley, gardener to B. B. Wheatley, BEg., Mirfield; Mr. Wmn. Birch, gardener to Thomas Cook, Bag., Dews- bury; Mr. T. Dale, gardener ...

... -Yesterday, Sept. 8th, *was the anniversatry of the fall of Sebastopol. We perceive from the Sydney Moteienq ?? rail -he Hon. Thomas ?? (Formerly wool-tapler in Leeds) has been appoiuted to the importaut office of Colonial Trcasurer. IsrraoP ruD HE<H OF ...