... Cunningham; Mr. J, Cert, sen.; Mr. L. Catterall, Great Harwood; Mr. Alderman Dugdale; Mr; W. Dbilinson; Mr. iR. B. Dodgeon; Mr. Thomas Dutton; Mr. J. Eccles; Mr. T. Eccles, Lower Darwen; Mr. T. Eceles, Blaobhurn; Sir W.. H. Fellden, Bart., Feniseowles rall; ...

... foreigners assembled, which was si ~d the replied-to by three lusty British huzzas from the strong it ofcon- lungs of our hardy fellows. Du od, for . ' The bags of coarse brown sugar wvhi-,h had been, et ug but piled up against the T-e3inghai Gate, situated ...

... labour of destroying all the magnificent docks at Sebas. topol finally completed by the Allied troops. 2. Two children, named Thomas and Mary Sumner, aged respec- tively six and four years, biunt to deathl it a lire which destroyed the premises, No. 56, ...

... J. B.. a Jeffery, and E. Heath. Mr. Thomas Earle snd M4r. J. f A. Tinne declined to assume the duties, and seat intima- . tions to that effect. . FOUtND DRowNS.-An inquest was held on Fr iday on the body of Thomas Irving, 67 years of ago, a ship- e carpenter ...

... John-Buckle, Esq., Thomas Clapperton, Esq., G. P. Barhour, Rsq., J. Balfour. jun., Esq., R. de la;Comandine,. Esq., James Living- stone, Esq., T. H. Weir, Esq., James Gall, Esq., John lBurns, Esq.; William Lillie, Esq., James Hardie, Esq., :leter Scott ...

... Coro- II crociAto .. Meyerbeer. Pellssier Marhhe . . . . Aguilar. Fanfare and Hymne Sarde Fantasa on Russian Melodies . . W. Hardy. The Queen and Prince walked in the Home-park this morning. The younger Royal children took a carriage drive. His Royal Highness ...

... renine d a lieutenant all his life, in consequence of his personal disability, His serene highness, ?? Se) vicn Gopettc. M r. Thomas Wright stats, in the course of a letter to th Atiiuca tht a horttimeago r l org sthn ofrt~a- ivory casket with a most k e ...

... held at the house of Mr Brown, innkeeper, Horneliffe, in the parish of Norham, before Mr Hardy, coroner, on the body of Isabella Parke, aged 58 years, wife of Thomas Parke, fisherman, of that place. On Thursday, the let instant, deceased, in company of ...

... which, being achieved by his own exertions, wins the sympathy of the rising generation. For youth, and more especially the hardy y. u h of Scotland- (cheers)-pressing forward, to force a way for itself s through the crowded world has a material interest ...

... them, and a day to be remembered by the inhabitants elm of Liverpool, when the library was publiclyar opened by the MNayor, Thomas Littledale, Esq.,cc at what was known as the Union Newsroom, n ca Duke-street, on the 18th of Ootober, 1852. oc In the outset ...

... poet who does equal honour to the College.which instructed his genius and to the city which gave him birth-your townsman, Thomas Camppbell-(cheers)-that poet who has so glowingly - said, in regard to right improvement- H Her handmaid, Art, shall every ...

... mtattei of history, are may fitid elit fit ?? resin such a Timtte- gyrist his beeis fotund for him as lits been, found for Thomas a jCautopbell. (Loutd checers.) Among die signs of ithe times, ii which those who suit may aruaid, there ate, its it ap- it ...