... Garside, Royal George, Cricket-rOSS f Edwin James Qa-ooyne, Prince of Wales, street; John Hawley, Cricketers’ Arms, Bramß lane; John Ihbotson, Prince of Wales, Meadow-stfccG John Low, Royal Oak, Beruard-street, Park ; Edward Johnson, Deer, Hawley croft; J»ffl ...

... withdrawn.—The application of John Stevenson was granted, and that of Philips refused. Henry Stephenson, Cardigan tavern, Ball-street North.—The application was supported by Mr. W. Smith.—Refused. Joseph Thankerah, Norfolk Arms, Warren-street, Atfercliffe ...

... ’’ . -A-Lueoed Death from Violence.— Mr. Badger p l,, inquest on Saturday evening at the Bridge ino, “bd-street, the body of John Broadhead, a youth wj died on Thursday last. The youth lived 1 * 1 his parents in Fornham-sireet, and worked at a Ppin Brothers’ ...

... efficiency, and completeness. THE STATE OF CHINA. ARM, ARM, YE BRAVES. Hong Kong, Feb. 22. —A considerable interval must elapse before you have any further news from China. That the country round Canton is arming there is no doubt, but the elders of Fatshan ...

... Week. —John Webster, a grinder, of Rivelin, was seriously injured by the breaking of a stone. Two other men were injured, but not seriously.—Edward Pattisell, aged twelve, was admitted the other day, suffering from a compound fracture of tbe right arm and ...