... seurzol, Ist col- lection of produce.I Mr Thomas Wood (allotment and ?? parsley- iot and 2nd white celery, 1st scarlet dahiag. G Escritt, Dritlfeld-2nd dark fuchsia, ist nalceolarla, ist 3 verblinas, 2nd hardy herbaceous plant, ist and 2nd gladiolus, i5~p~sly ...

... ramn (18 eortries)-l and 2, £10 and £5, Mr William Angus, BWinton; coenieided, Mr Thomas C Dixon, Braondes- burton Barff. Three shearlirug rains (5 entries)-1, £0, Mr Thomas C Dixon. Brandesburtoir Barff; 2, £2, Mr William Angas, Balnton. Aged ram (11 entries)-I ...

... incumbent of St. Thomas's churob. The l lecturer eloquently argued against the senseless and shallow policy we have hitherto pursued of fondling and t caressing the Hindoo religion. The proceeds of the lec- ture are to be given to St. Thomas's Church Schools ...

... that he was not there. Horrible to relate, however, two children, Thomas Gibbons, aged four years, and Joseph Gibbons, eighteen months, were found in bed with their throats cat. Thomas's throat was cut from ear to ear, and the child was quite dead. The ...

... C ?? - ]Brt ?? Locke ?? . - - Major ?? Horsban ?? Mr S Fitzgerald . 1 -- ?? Mr ?? - Hull . Mr ?? Lord Ashley ?? ?? Mr Thomas Baring ?? General Peel. 1 I ?? Sir JRaansden' ?? - ?? Mr J ?? 3 Mr ?? - Kendal ?? - - Kidderminater ?? Mr R ?? Knaresbro' ...

... Buller, Mr J. M. Cobbett, Mr Deasy, Mr B. C. Egerton, Mr E. Ellice, junior, Mr Milnes Gaskell, Mr G. A. Hamilton, Mr Gathorne Hardy, Mr T. E. Headlam, Mr Iigham, Mr Scholefield, Mr Ker Seymer. The five panels from which the members to servo on committees ...

... render him any assistonce. H~is body was interred at Rudaton on Tueaday last. SCARBBRO. ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH 'SUHOOsS.-The amount of the collections at St;. Thomas's-Church, pn Sunday last, was £34,' after sermons in the morning and evening respectively ...

... its close some signatures wore obtained to the pledge. POLIC C-On Monday last (before T. Pricketb, Esq.), two Youths, named Hardy and Jewitt, both of tlse Qay, were charged with injuring a fence by pulling up some stakes, &ac, belonging to Mr. Penrose, ...

... held on Thure- I day (this day). SAINT THOMAS' VDAY.-On Monday the streets were i literally thronged with beggars of-all ages, and of ?? e 8ires, who b e'ieged the shops in large companies'on the mqndicity of St. Thomas' day. The tradesmen complain botlh ...

... School, Bridlington, the school has been I conducted, pro tem, by Mr John Perritt, who was I authorized so to do by the patron, Thomas Hustler, Esq., of Acklamn Hall, Middlesbro'-on.Tees. On the 12th inst. Mr Hustler wrote to Mr Perritt, informing him that ...

... country, at different times, had been eudeavouring to nurse its maritime interests, on aecount of the vast importance of its hardy seamen in the protection of the country; hut, as was observed the other day, it was aconsidered that our maritime population ...

... a re-assessment of income e- tax, to make up a deficiency of £1,700 occasioned by the L defalcations of a tradesman named Thomas Briggs, who, it after paying his creditors twenty shillings in the pound, ainder a fiat of bankruptcy, the dividend being ...