... Atkinson, Ripon, grocer; Thomas Richard Mountain, Ripon, cab proprietor; John Bradley, Ingerthorpe, farmer; John Greaves, Clotherholme, farner; Thomas Hargrave, Bouldgate, saddle tree maker; William Collier, Ingerthorpe, farmer; Thomas Collier, Ingerthorp ...

... one of the killed, PiL the lamproom, as theyweregetting thefriampa re,idy. i He worked in the game vein as Thomas, but i farther away. Thomas remarked to them that I his old atall, a disused one celled No. I, E Was full oL gas, so. was his brother Tom's ...

... dealer Hlimne; 'hbonmas Abbott and Alexander Merce- Cr Livesey, near Blackburn, cotton spinners; Thomas Coupe, XrE u'gr~vs Shed, near Ci-awshaw Booth; Thomas And row L Mur-ta, Cbeet~harm, beerhbousekeepeir; James Tho ma II Qitigley, late ?? ; George Fletcher ...

... W. Hf. Hopkins, C. Brauwhite, C. P. Knight, S. P. Jacksoan, Geo. Wolfe, J1. Hardy, Heywood Hardy, IV. E. Jones, Jackson, Curnock, Flavell, J. Simmons, Syor, jun., D. Hardy, H.. Park,._ 1. G. Muller. Mrs. Maller, S. G. Tovey, Langshaw, Friger, Tlppett ...

... respected guest, the following other gentlemen were also present:-Massrs, W. Preston, John Preston, Lawrence 0lynch, Thomas Evans, Thomas Lewis, Thomas M'Donald, &a. The usual loyal toasts having been duly honoured, thechairman called uponMr. an'Donld the honorary ...

... 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 ...

... cotton, cocoa, and indigo. The Tasmanian left St. Thomas on March 1. She experienced strong north-easterly winds and high seas from the Western Islands. On the 13th inst. she spoke the ship Mary Hardy, outward bound. The articles of treaty between Spain ...

... of Mr. Yardley, the worthy Magistrate of Marylebone Police-court, in the case of Thomas Gaywood, alias Thomas Thomnas. A charge having been made against the said Thomas Gaywood by Mr. John Dickens, the landlord of the Pickford Arms, Camden- town, for ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... prizes:- CLASS I.-GROUPS OF PLANTS. lieaths.-Four: R. D. Holt, Richard Leadbetter, gardener. Fuschial.-Six: Charles Rowe, Thomas Hlguett, t- dener. Four: I and 2, Charles Rowe; 3, J. 3. Loatter- barrowv, Jhn Newton. gardener. Pelargoniunms.-Four: l and ...

... Plants, Hardy Shrubs.—(Cut. Collection of 12): Ist prize, Mr. H. Lowe. KoSES. —(Collection of 24, in bunches of three): Ist prize, Mi. C. J. Perry ; 2nd, Mr. R. H. Vertegans. (Collection 12, in bunches three): Rev. P. M. Smythe and Mr. Thomas Hewitt were ...