... to Crewkierne; Henry HIine Oliver, to Meare; Thomas Cornish Pratt, to Thnrlox_ ton; Ebenezer Smith, to Barton St. David ; Arthur Maitland Sugdeu, to Midsomer Norton; Thomas Chas, Turner, to Nynolhead; Thomas William Whale, to Kelston. T'sTI-soON.ALs.-The ...

... responsible for all losses which Itavo been, s and may be, incurred from Its non-felfilmenlt a I anm, Sir, yours, &ce., it THOMAS CUNNINGTON, I 81, High.-street, Hull, May 271h, 18511. It [Msr. Cuniainiftoa mu~tst-q lia lawyer.-Eo.1 DR. BRtIGGS versus ...

... Pro- tectian meeting, in Drary-IsuesTheatre, last sceek. PreviousI to ?? report, the oflolionig were enrolled as snembers - Thomas Diokinson, Esq., stewvard to tire Hnn. Alt. Langley ttiorairary',; Mr. F. Jorden, Esstburtte ; r. J. Stiaveley,I North Dalton; ...

... Fussitt was chosen in the place of Mr. Clappison, who D had removed out of the parish. t ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. I Mr. Thomas William Morley and Mr. Thomas John Terrington were elected churclhwardens for ?? ensuing f year. ST. JAMES'. Theo. Carrick 'was re-elected ...

... Belton, 139. ; Joseph Abbey, flour dealer, Wroot, £1 3s. 6d. ; James Batty, grocer, Batterwick, 13s.; Thomas Hunt, grocer, of Belton, £1 2e. 0d.; and Thomas Ashmell, grocer, Ep- worth, 139. PolnCE, FaiDAY, ADaOsT 29tb.-Before Archdeacon Stonehouse, G. S. ...

... trle. Names of the Parishes. Pereone nomi- esiden ce. Gurdi ans noted as Eeleenc.tuadian Guardians. Anhaby .. John Hardy. Anlaby ?? John Hardy (W.Watbon Woodhonse ?? f W. Watson Cottinghbm W.lodgson. Newland ?? I W. Hodgson -~P. Bhanstey,. Hull ?? V. Ellyard ...

... in £25 each, in keep the peace for 12 calendar mionihs. SI GuiLrDnAtLL.-.Ol iteo 19th instant, before R. G. Ci Boulton and Thomas Santdwith, E ?? Atm 6( Longihornie was charged with stealing a piece of slila tl froin Mr. Greetibary's auction room on the ...

... THE REY. T. MORTON. - A beautiful gold chronometer, the value of £25, is, we under. stand, about to be preaented to the ies. Thomas Morton, who has recently resigned the incurobency of Drypool, and accepted a living in Gloucestershire. It is jevelled in ...

... occurred near the Hunt's Bank Station, to a stoker in ,f the service of the Londou and North Western Railway h company, named Thomas Yates. The unfortunate o mala, who was stoker of an engine preparing to start e with a train for Liverpool, had left his engine ...

... . charge of wilfully setting fire to two stacks of straw, one dressing machine, and a quantity of wood, the pro. perty of Thomas Wilson, at Binbrook, on the 15th inst. Further remanded till Thursday, the 21st, at Binbrook -John Hornsey was brought up ...