... during pro. hibited hours. Thomas Bassnett, watchmaker, Pres- t cot, was fined 5s. and costs for an assault upon his to brotherJames. GARIBALDI. -The Turin correspondent of the re Daily News writes- Garibaldi is at Fino, in Lom- hardy, where he is taking to ...

... gntleanto be lieutenant. vice Hoabrt Ellis~ - Green, resigned. 23rd Lancashire Rifle Volunteers: f Joim~~ees, Es ~Q. ?? aoptain; Thomas Mellor, gen- VP a tleman, to be ileuteant. 30tha Lancashire Rifle Vo- luneel4.Robrt lls.Green, Esq., to be captain;. .1 -Walter ...

... a Freo Church wore 'preached on hsmiday last in hi Rbssell-street, Scotlarynt-road, and Hdroulanim di Chapels, by the Rev. Thomas Hacking, of Shetiteld, and tho Rev. J. Peters and the Rev. J. ot lipgrkof s ministers. A public meeting wasd ingtavn- road ...

... lre. Fearnley, Rev. Matthew, m1-sonary in China from a. K. Society. Green, Rev. Thomas, Drinipa&l of the C. BE Sioclety's Institu. tion, Islingt~on. Gardiner, Rev. Thoma msslionary of the Free Church of iScotland. Calcutta. Gandert, Hev. H., Ph.D., Basle ...

... obtassa t; The elswhretha i te ~nsop. H rpled o ?? argmets ddcedagins te masre y hu i-huuidr cense victalles. dte i.,aROMe. Mr. HA~RDY opoeq tebl,1beti8on ZsF vroposal for increasing the opportunite odrke-Oh, no ness. He believed that thei bill* wol ala always ...

... honour.'5 Aac1s i hepol f List us hold fast the Profession of our faith without wvr ing1-liehrews x, 23. au- TO MR. JOSEPH THOMAS, Borttwontyapatriarch of the, gons ~of ~Temperance cf Great Orta N anlreland, this address is moot respectfully said ?? inscolbod ...

... rine rof t'o Wbitsuntide holida s, no doqbt large numbem of pleasure seekers wilt repair to gastJgN, amooget them many of the hardy sons of toil from the mana fsottlnjag distriots with their families there to ax- pa ience the ehilarotng edeets of fresir delight ...

... Wilceas oed' Fazakearly-street; Thomas; Waring e Idceasd} a ry. Waring, widow, Mulberry-street ?rs Gecorge Ifenry Robinson: to WiLLiam John Coffee, | ?? Oldhall street; PRichard Walmisley to John Senior, e Park-lante; Thomas Armistead to Jonathan Wynn, und8 ...

... UI ~If Aldrawat T1. 0. .0eJoineSq J ?? I. QJteWflu. . rrn.EnojlaO.-:Sufam huaIarnetb, Thomas d Phil A . i e B. Ift. Oeadwlok, Jaraw kelly; Owea JoneJ Lawtan, Thomas B. J Kenyon, Torn Hider, C., Pik 0. $ ;,3Ulil ,iBryauti Jyhu Doolo W.ey 4 , W. i Wlame ...

... disesn vipae ?? or extn b t'ptadc6iitt6lieaqlbi'?e Weatheragv, snosljrle o leerl'rwt'fba the -Axt. ,~sths ese t~nef~dw ll,'J hardy ?? te'lit fte'oda~wts b' ?? Th4 equl bal'of1,Witnena~n, and th6ir~ 'Beli ?? vr, 'l d' 'tfi' ,biik ,#ewkcle -,icmnlaosei.' ...

... aport, J. Barnes ad' :12railcker, Maxwell Hyslop, John Farnworth, s r Jharles Mlczley, Thomnas Chilton, .. J.'or- I th baliy, Thomas Dyeon Hornby, Joseph Hub- her back, William Preston, and George Molly. - 'The feais entertained for the safety of the indv ...

... was takben to.the deadhoase, having been found fidating in the canal near Boundary Bridge. FATAL ACOiDENT.-Yestardar morning Thomas Sennebt, -who fell into the holk of the ship -Man- v hattan, lying in the Waterloo. boc~k-on T'lhuradex', ItNSTRALs?NG.-Ou ...