... M.P. William Hunter, Esq., Aid. Jacob Geo. Cope, Esq James Pilkington, Esq., M P. le Joseph Dawion, Esq. Thomas Piper, Esq. John Dixon, Esq. Thomas B. Simpson, Esq. ' Benjamin Edgington, Esq. Right Hon. Chas. P. Villiers, John T. Fletcher, Esq. M.P. Edward ...

... 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 ...

... SATURDAY. URANIA..~.. - ?? On WEDNESDAY. RA MONIA fSAUDY ARCHIMEDES ?? SATURDAY. After arrival of the Traindue at 6-30 P.M. THOMAS W. PETERS, Colonial Chambers. H ULL TO DUNDEE. elh Lfirst olass Steamer QUEEN, eiery FRIDAY; returning every TUEDAY. Fares:-:Cabin ...

... 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 ...

... 49 High-street, H Iull. N T I C E I S H E BE B Y G IVE N that a small Wether Hog SHEEP, found strayed on the Farm of Mr. THOMAS HARRISON, of Sunk Island, a month ago. The owner may have it restored to him, on giving a proper description of the ] samne ...

... SATURDAY. URAENNIA ?? }On WEDNESDAY. BRITANA HAMHONIA .. ARCHIMEDES 1}n SATURDAY. After arrival of the Train due at 6-30 P.m. THOMAS W. PETERS, Colonial Chamberv. WULL, GRIMSBY, AND BALTIC LINE OF STEAM SEIPS. S TEAM FOR STETTIN.- To sail on the 8th Nov. ...

... Barrett, charged with using threats towards Be Jane Barrett, was discharged on paying Is. and costs. cc MONDAY. P Richard Thomas, a sailor, for smuggling 5 lbs. of tobacco, was fined 50s., the value; also a further fine of R 60s. and costs. pI Mrs. Powell ...

... 1Wffi MU.W~~sU~pU~~y WUXIXOI xue Bamealxusngs arepl ?? Trafalgar-square, now in the respec- *teeo-bmpatiois of Jolin Train, Thomas Sowerby, and othera. The above Property has ?? of forty-five feet in Winolmlee, and admeasures in depth, ,from east to w est ...

... effect ; procdued. The- building. has been so often des. G ?? we need here sav but little about .it. J 3'einrs. Bellamny aund :Hardy, of Lincoln, were tbe arobi- c .ects, 'and Mr. B. MlUsgrave of Hulul, sole contractor. I Th64e'nble edifice is., indeed, sadly ...

... JOHNSON John, JOHNSON Hantnah, and CAYF ORD Thomas, robbery; 15, iHELLIWELL Edwin, cutting and wounding and burglary; 16, KENNEDY Peter, robbery; 17, BROWN Catherine, robbery; 18, FINLEY Ellen, robbery;. 48, HIRST Thomas, burglary; 37, QUIGLEY Michael Joseph ...

... IN LONDON, 26, POULTRY. AGENTS. HULL WILLIAM KERSHAW, 3, High-street. Great Grimsby ?? William Wallis, Banker. Caistor . ?? Thomas Kirkby, Banker Brigg . ?? Wm. Woods, Banker. Gainabro' . ?? Goo. Mears, Banker. Goole . - ?? H. H. Hudson, Chemist. WATCHES ...

... honour to the Lon- rldon police. They are followed by an elfin troop, the .grim-lookiig Costaoks of the Ukraine, mounted on hardy ittle horses and helping the gendarmes to look after the people, - while tlie gondar-mes look after themselves. . They are ...