... per Cent. declar- ed. THE CIA= OF A.LLEGED EM5BEZ.ZLESIENT AT SUN4- DEIMAND.-At the Sunderland Police (Curt, on Thursday, Thomas Hardy, who had been admitted to bail, again appeared to answer a elairge preferred against him by Arthur Prinig, of embezzling ...

... eleven o'clock onl Wcdnesdayluight iuformia- formation was received at the Westgate Police Sta- tion, that a mechanic, named Thomas Stobart, em- ployed at >;ir William Armustrong's manufactory, Ei'swick, and residing at 23, Orchard Street, Forch Street, ...

... varieties, on stanlds,. Thomas Battensby. Phloxes, collection of twlvelv, George Cooke. Gladiolus, collection of twelve spike, dis- sinilar, in bottles, Thomas eorster. Glandiolus, col- loction of six spikes, dissimilar, in bottles, Thomas Forster. Cut flowers ...

... married woman being the victim, and the offence committed of a more than usually revolting character. The poor woman is named Hardy, and had been travelling along with her husband on Friday night last to Plashetts Colliery, at which place lie applied for ...

... remained open till four O'clock, with the follow. lug result :--For Mr Thomas Hedley, 357 ; for Sir Archibald Singers, 305-majority for Mry Medley, 52. Mr Robert White was Ie-eetdadioadM Thomas Richardson was also elected indith plc of Si J I. ichardsnn, deceased ...

... at different places, and put in it condition that would miake it an ornament to the town. - The motion was seconded by Mr HARDY, andl carried. The PitemesireFr, inl r eturniniilg thanks for tle honour, eili, he would have great hesitation in plantinig ...

... Cele- 4omsia, Anglo-Saxon, Norwegian, Georgia, Bohemian, (ijty pf New York? Jura, Iowan and Glasgow. The offertory at St. Th!omas's Church, on Svnday, a aid of the fmuds of the Convslescent Society, amounted to the sum of 19 Is. 3d. SUICIDE IN DURHAM PRISOw ...

... labourer, was lately charged before the county justices at Wiimborne with stealing a hurdle, value Md., the pro- perty of Mr Thomas Martin. The prisoner pleaded guilty. He said that he bad worked aboat four- aud-twenty years for Mr Bartlett. He had a ...

... Newcastle Volunteer Artillery, con- slating of 24 ?? Clinton, leader. Chief Constable. (Mr John Sabage, mounted.) Arclitect. (Thomas Oliver, Esq., Newcastle-on-Tyneo) Consuls. Belgli . ?? Mr C. B. Reid. Preeslan ?? Mr G. Schmalz. French ?? M. J. de Pianelli ...

... have been caused by disease of the heart. Ansinquest on the body will be held to-day (Friday.) A DANGEROUs LEAP.-A man named Thomas Pitch, a labourer, whio had been drinking very heavily, jumped out of the window of his own house, about three o'clock yesterday ...

... Shadforti, and Sir S. Auchmuty, in 1797; Gene- rals Sir John Burgoyne and Sir J. Michell, Royal Artillery in 1798; and Sir Thomas Keniah and Sir A. Da ryple, in 1799.-Arsmy and Navy Gazette. DOHEsTic FnAuDs.-A correspondent in the Pall Mall Gazette writes ...

... special meeting, of the Council wvaheld, to eleet an alderman far Monk- wearmouth Ward. in the ilace of the late Alderman, Thomas Reed, jun The Mayor (E. T. Gouley, Esq.) presided. -The Town. Clerk having read the notice convening the meeting, the members ...