... th pro Poor-Messrs Hen.y Stephenson, Joseph Thomp hi' son, ?? Wrag]t, James Dunn. Surveyors of l i H~ighwayq-. M555rs Thomas Yates Hardy, and la Joseph Speck. Constables-MessrS John Edward.. sit Jones and Matthew C~reasser. ., soits BEVERLEY ' o dan The ...

... closely. From the statement of a survivor, named Thomas it a ppears that this appalling catastrophe is attributable to the neglect of one of the men engaged in the pit. When the explosion took place Thomas felt a ringing noise in his ears. He started up ...

... assistance of the steamer Thomas and Mary, manned by the crew of two tugs. It was agreed that for this act of gallantry the men should receive a reward of £150. n Monday morning a most distressing scene occurred. The fishing. yawl Thomas and Margaret, of Whitby ...

... had been destroyed y the Spanish soldiery and t others, and that the society ad no mean witi d which to replace it. The Rev. Thomas Went wished id it to be known that the sentiments contained in the a- Emperor's letter had not been the result of reasre it ...

... Tuesday evening, when about 450 persons sat down to an excellent tea. After tea a public meeting was held, at which Robert Hardy, wEq. presided, supported by Dr. Sandwith, the Revs. W. B. Crickmer (Beverley), G. W. H. Taylor, J. Ellam, J. Robinson, C. ...

... when addresses were delivered by the Rov. WrIUns*ortlr, of Castleford; the Revs. S.:. Brown, and S. Lucas, of Beverley; Mr Thomas Stepheensdn- of Griimsby; and others. A'selection' of hymni Qee alsd sung dwing the evening by the ELETXONj INXWs.- Mr David ...

... 6fficers ' Brothers Walter Reynolds, Senior Warden; .lohn Malcolm, 'Junior rden'; .tleRey.-.Win.' Stephe ion, M.4. CPhap- . .lai. Thomas,:Walton, PMj P.J.P.G.Th, Lu'tuie Master; Charles Wells,' P.M., ,P.P.hH.VB.,Xreit- iurer; krthur 0. Ardenr P.M., PG.S . Tirasurer ...

... G. Scott, B. Gregory.: (the deputation),. S. Wallcer, J. Gostick, F. Kellett, Tnriffith, and IMessrs Wailer, Ellison, Thomas Holmes, Field, Wil- kinson, and 'Hargreaves. - The MAYOR in' the course of: his. address. said .that, al- i though their annual ...

... with sticks and and their ?? of the defendants were fined ] lOs, and 17s ?? Stephenson, of Swag- thorpe, farm-servant, and Thomas Malton, wagoner ] vith Mr Knaggs, of Kl~ilham, were charged with offences against the Highway Act. The latter for being asleep ...

... POLICE COUIRT.-ALLEGED TRESPASSING iN PURSUIT or GAaim.-On Monday, before the Rev. Richard Brooke and Mr. George Whitehead, Mr. Thomas Whiteley, of Wistow lordship, wvas summoned on the information of John MeMahoney, a game watcher on the estate of Lord Lo ...

... Mesors. J. Alder, W. B. Brownilow, John Bilton, W. Dryden, W. T Dibb, S. D. Gilder, H. Garbutt, F. W. Hudson, 0. Hardy, G. Lloyd, Thomas Wilson, D. Wilson, ChaP. Wilson. Arthur Wilson, and G. V. WigelawortLi. T. H. Wyatt, London, architect; William Herby ...

... Griffth', 'of the ' Soots Greys, reporting to him the gallant and prariwa. P worthy conduct at the Theatre Royal fire of Private Thomas gMLauehian, of tbbt regiwnent, wsbe happened to t be in Edinburgh on furlough at the time,' A letter ef t thanks bas been ...