... 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 ...

... properly. BOROUGH POLICE COURT. THURSDAY. [efor the' MAYOR, R. PEGG, and W. T. Cox, Esqrs.] Wary Ann Chapman was summoned by Thomas Chapman, landldrd of the Woodman's Stroke public-house, Bag-lane, le for assaulting him on the Monday evening previous, at ...

... floor was kicked by James. a A cry of EHe's killed, was raised by his wife, and the 8 brothers ran off. Another mnan, named Thomas Mulligan, V who had assisted in making a ring for the Counells while v the fight was taking place, and who hold their 'oats ...

... Those facts M had been denied with an effrontery which might have been obxpected, but the party who denied them had not the hardi- wl th hood to attempt to disprove them (Cheers.) It was-, no doubt, de thought that, when his statements were denied, he should ...

... was obtained on the of November, 1&64, under the 101 st section of the Act of 184!», that Mr. Murray and his partners, James Hardy and John Kershaw, should liberty to obtain adjudication against Levi, Messrs. Hodgson had telegram notified meeting of creditors ...

... 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 ...

... have blown tip Fort Caswell.-At the end, of Cape Fear River the gunboats are preparing to advance against Wilmington.-Thomas and Hardie, vith 20,000 men, are reltortrI to be in a ,stoimg position twenty miles above Harcleevilc, on the avaniuah -liver. ...

... prepared for a struggle. Their case is indeed on (which might well discourage politicians less trained and exercised in the hardy and bracing sebhool of adversity. It is now nineteen years since the party broke up rather than accep the free trade policy ...

... Marquis of CLArSICAuDE, Earl Gn&Nv-- said that it was the intention of her Majesty's government to act on the report of Mr. Hardy, Deputy Keeper of the Rolls, and Pro- fessor Brewer, respecting the Carew and Corte manuscripts in the Lainbeth and Bodleian ...

... of Mr. BRAND, new write were ordered for the election of a member for the borough of Tralee, in the room of the Rightth}n. Thomas O'Hagan, appointed one of the Justices of the Court of CommonTPleas in Irela-d;. forte it o or i the room of Mr. Lyons, who ...