... White, Mr. and Mrs. Denham, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron, Duncan MBoll, and Edward Chard. List of the ?? George M'Hardy, commander, London; Mr. Thomas Hosie M'Ander- son, 38 years, chief officer, London; Mr. Alexander Fraser, second officer, London Mr. Edwin ...

... FARNWORTH. of On Thursday evening a public meet was held in the E Mechanics' Institution, Peel-street, Farnworth, called by yi Thomas Barnes, Req., of Limefleld, in compliance with a cc requisition whihad been presented to him as a deputy Ji lieutenant and ...

... crew of a hundred and twenty officers and a1 men, and on the 17th of June last she took her departure for a the Isle of St. Thomas, in the West Indies. On the night p of the 30th of aune Captain Baynton had reached the Virgin I l Islands. It appears that ...

... he Halifax:-Thomae Curtis and Jonathan Haigh, both of he Leeds, in the county of York, cloth finishere, for improve- lin ments in the finishing of clotbe, dated 20th July, 1859; )n- ?? Seed, of Kelghley, grease mainufActurer, and he Thomas Steel, of Bradford ...

... the i metores as a Practice ground. Soon after the time Wed for the meeting the body of the bcall . as deneely ,rowded. Mr Thomas McCoy, the chairm, n ofo then psture masters,. was called to the chair, who opened - the proceedings by detailing the nature ...

... Yesterday, a meeting of the Royal National Lifeboat In- agit, as stitutionl was held at its house, John-4treet,' Adelpbi ;Mr; that Thomas Chapman, FURS., in the chair., ,Th~e,;e were als mad s ?? Cator, Roar-Admiral Gordon, deputy- !o ue fill, meeter of the T ...

... reachedathe scene of the- .oatastrophe. Lhe': boat picked up Captain H. Clarke,' the commander of the ship ; Thomas&%illing, a labourer * Thomas Mackay, the owner of the boat; and ta man unknown. Another of the survivors, John O'Hara, a. seaman, saved: ...

... remamnd frots the preceding Tuesday, and charged with stealing a round froek, value 3s., belonging I to another labourer, named Thomas Benjami rince. He pleadled guilty, and was committed to hard labour for three weeks. WINCHESTER. I a WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL ...

... Birminghamks; Thomas rldpetb, RuNrs..1, £1, William Cannan, Bradford; 2, 10s., Edward A. Llngard, Klngenjorton._~.Commcndee, C. Baker, Chelsea. JAcODlNS.-, £I, T. T. Parker, Adlington Hall; 2, l~a., G. C. Adkins, Birmingham.roeighl i commended, Thomas T. Parker ...

... SnipwRECec.-A meeting of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution was th held on Thursday, at its house. John.street, Adelphi, Thomas Chapman, Esq., V.P. in the chair. Mr. Lenis, Y the secretary, having read the minutes of the previous Id meeting, a number ...

... -J. M. Leake, Esq., was called to the chair; and amongst those present we observed Capt. Runnacles, Carrington Nunn, Esq., Thomas Nunn, Esq., 3. R. Kirby, Esq;, John Cardinall, Esq., J. T. Ambrose, Esq.; the Revds. G. Burmester, C. Merivale, J. M. Chapman ...

... phen6son is in hand by Mr. NV. B. Adams. Mr. Ruskin will complete his labours on the Modern Painters, and Mr. T. Duffus Hardy his -Materials of English History. Mr. Murray has in preparation Leslie's Life of Sir Joshua Reynolds, Mr. 'Eothen' Kinglake's ...