... AuDus, of Selby and London, potato merchants, and UnI&sH W rPsEI;Ny, Of flolone- bridge, cloth ?? the matter of JoHsNe CEO. THOMAS, of Illingwortb, manufacturer, John Fisher, Esq., of Halifax, was appointed trade assiguee.-A maeeting was also held to choose ...

... 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 ...

... consequently the auctioneer sold to the amount oi rent due up to Michaciemas ?? ?? Clarannc. says, W. ?? undersitnd that Tir Thomas Phill3ps, Bart., o Middle-bill, the well known antiquarian and genealogist, i; basily engaged in researches into the Talbot ...

... depositors, consisting of the following gentlemen:-Meesrs. J. H. Wrigley, B. Darbyshire. W. Hope, P. G. Heyworth, P. Rawson, Thomas Gair. - Tyson, and W. P. Macgregor. A conference then took place between the committee so appointed and the directors, and ...

... .'OPLA HOSP2ZiL. The first festival of this institution was held yesterday at the London Tavern; the chair was taken by r THOMAS BAItLNcG, Esq., M.P., who was supported by Mr.A. Ayrton, M.P., S. Gurney, Md.P., Mr. C. Green, Mr. C. H. Wigram, Mr. E. Bunsen ...

... 0001.; Mr. F. Att-wood, 'loool.; the Earl Cadogan, 5001.; the Erlt of Dartmouth) 5N00. the t Marquis of Exeter, 2001.; Mr. G Hardy, 2001.; and a hrge I number of other subscriptions have been offered. It is un- derstood that the operations of the society ...

... Constantinople to be placed at the disposal of Lard Strat- ford de Redcliffe.c . TilE NEW COMMANDER1 AT DELHI.- Major- General Thomas Reed, C.B., who was appointed to the I. command of the troops before Delhi on ths death of General Barnard, is an efficer ...

... proposer of Mir. Andrews having withdrawn the oban I nomination of that gentleman, Mr. Brodie AM'Ghie whil WilM~lcox and Mrt. Thomas Matthias Weguelitt were do- favo ll dlared duly elected for the Borough cf Southampton. )n 26th ,as 'The late members for ...

... open the line between Usk and Monmouth for the conveance of the large host of gentlemen who will accompany the High Sheri, Thomas Gratrex, Esq., of New ort (one of the directors of the railway company) to meet the Judges. The Corporationof Newport will ...

... Colonel Ricbaid T. Gilpin (C), late members. BEOFORD.-Snaruel Whitbread (L), Captain William Stuart (C), late members; Mr. Thomas Barnard (Q). BEUt;KshtRs.-G. H. Vanaittart (C), Robert Palmer (C), Viscoutt Barrington (C), late members. BEinso-K-oN-VwEEbD ...

... College, Oxford, tosa Canonry in the Cathedrel Church ch IOf Natal ; 1Rev. 'Thomas Knox, to be Chaplain to thle Bishop of I of Down and Connor; Rev. ?? Law, to the Curacy of St. m Thomas, Stockton-upon. 'Tees; Ven.- Charles Frederick wi Mackenzie, M.A., Gonville ...

... Carpenter, late of Liverpool. St. Margaret and St. John, Westminster, Nov. 10 WilldsorCastle, ?? John Thomas Illazdell, the late occupier, to Thomas Sharp. Castle, Great Chapel-street, to Ann Glover, widosv and administratrix of Elias Glover, the late ...