... to remembered long as The National (lame of England, the practice and tuition of which for years earned honest livelihood. Hardy has man received more applause in his vocation. ‘Few have ministered more happy hours. From humble station he achieved A world-wide ...

... widow of deceased the fees allowed by the Coroner for refresh- ment. DEATH or THomas Ese, or Toc- sTon.—It is with extreme regret that we have to annonnce the demise of Thomas George Smith, Esq., of Togston, which event took place at a late hour on Sunday ...

... an interesting and satisfactory manner. The Rev. J. Fleming, of Kentish-town, offered the ordination prayer, and the Rev. Thomas Binney addressed friendly counsels and advice to his young brother, founded on his knowledge of the station to which he is ...

... state of affairs, when General Sir Thomas Straubenzie at once invited MMajo Yeiverton to dinner, mud received him constantly as the accepted suitor of his guest. This is fully detailed in the evidence of Sit Thomas and Lady Strauhenzie. The next letter ...

... Demerara for usual time, and the large crowd dispersed. The body was cut down after hanging the American U | 7 ee” nion, at St Thomas from the Cl; the Civde. Nov. Dee. 8 ac wee — essantly in front of the criminal, exhorted him to re amp SalLines, wretched ...

... Street, E.C. AGENTS. Newcastle Mr. EDWARD HUME, Commission Agent, Gateshead Mr. A. Gillies, Half Moon Lane. Morpeth Mr. J. R. Hardy, Spring Garden House. North Shields Mr. P. A. Dodds, National Provincial Bank. South Shields Mr. James Black, West Bolden ...

... At Owls. o'clock CRIMINAL was resumed—the following Jury been empa'wiled : Thomas Cremes, Thomas Batten, Michael Batten, James Berry, Timothy Cooney, Timothy Buckley, Thomas O'Keeffe Bartholomew Murphy, John Reed, Michael Timothy and Edmund Mulcahy. ...

... sworn : Henry Galltvey, TCsq., foreman ; Walter Scurry, David Holden, Thomas Kinsella, Clotworthy Campbell, John Egan, P. D. Walsh, Thomas Russell. James Hennessy, W. Kelly, David Kco'h, and J. R. Scott Esquires, T. Yardley, Esq., 86th Regt, sworn.— knew ...

... ART)— Yesterdayp Sir Wm. Hackett, Messrs. H. Hardy, A. Deane, \V. Hamnpon, JT.P'™. Mnrpky.U, Hal,’. M. Mr.^E^SE s that the balance ”> bank was 3s 10d., ami the certificated debt was £2-,4ai 0 . Sir Thomas Tobin moved that iwo bo drawn —one for ss. 3d ...

... Hull; Wm Matanzas ; for Hult ; Jane for Portamouth : Corner, for Cusliz. Spekeo SOW, anc the trom 2 SOW the American %. Bythe Thomas lat3 12N, lon 15, lon 33 20W, ee steering N from New York tor London V Orton, St. tor London for London: Dina, (abip). from ...

... Simon E. Antram, George E. Patey, George Campbell, Richard Weld, Samuel Chave, James Wallis, John S. Park, George Colman, Thomas Caswell, and David Dooley. Lieutenants.— Samuel O. Wooldridge, Eugene C. Batty, and Richard R, Metherell. ?? Masters. —William ...

... I bat the fohowing persons bn nominated the Local Hoard Messrs. Henry Tbonus dark, Hichard Hardy, John C. Padman. William Hon Its, saw., Robert Marshall, Thomas Dolby, George Pawaen, Thomaa Annan Orimatooe, Joaaph'Swalaa.* Other persoos ware nominated ...