... with Life Assurance and Suretii s. No charge pending negotia- I ( tions, or in the event of their proving unsuccessful.— ilr. Hardy, | I 8, Craig's-eourt, Charing cross. INVESTORS in search of good sound Dividend l Securities, paying from 5 to 25 per cent ...

... superior to those of the present building.—Mr. B. S. Briggs gave a full account of the plan of the new buildings ; and Mr Thomas Jeffery made a few remarks on the defectiveness of the drawing-rooms of the present institute.—Mr. John Bottomley delivered ...

... Swoetman, Eiqre, Fran de-street Brewery.» from Alderman Ryan, M Per the hands Mr John Dillon, Com Market-ll from F. Per the hands Thomas Casey-10s from John Doyle, Carman Hail; 10s from Mr Joseph Andrews, Patrick itroet; and 2f from MrE A. The Sisters Mercy, ...

... memorial to the late Earl of Derby. Among those present were the High Sheriff (in the chair) ; Sir Robert Gerard, Bart. ; Sir Thomas Edwards Moss, Bart. ; Sir Hardman Earle, Bart. ; and Sir J. Iles Mantel, Kwight; Mr. Charles Turner, M.P.; Mr. RK. A. Cross ...

... Captain F. French. Mrs. L. Vernon Harcourt, V. H. Maher, E. W. Fowler, Professor Harkncss, C. A. Cuuniugliam, Mr. ArdelL Mr. H. Hardy, J. P. Rishlon, Mrs. Pasloy Dirotn, Major T. Dirom, Master O. Crawford, Mrs. Galihert, W. J. Dunlop, Mr. Bansetter, R. Higginsoi ...

... Allison, Spirit Mer. apy is Broadfeot, 51 chant, No. 57 Vennel. will exbobit the Tithe Deeds and Articles of Sale. Street: or Thomas King, Writer—the last of w! Watt Greenock, 17th December, 1804. ‘We understand that Mr D. A. Smith, auctioneer, has called ...

... the Navy , who _entered _the _profession as a _licentiate of tlic Faculty in 3 S 2 v ,. _was . an honorary Fellow ; and Mr Thomas Graham , Master _of _the Mint _; Dr John Mactarlane , late _Professor _of _Medicine in the _University _of _Glasgow- ; and ...

... Cupar-Fife. At Ceres, on the ult., by the Rev. David Anderson, David Moro, tailor, Durelee, to Isabella, only daughter of Thomas Bethune, Cer. s. At 31Idilleb:utk, Dunfermline, the realdence of the bride's uncle, on the tNth tilt.. by the Rev. Williamson ...

... France (») New York Off LIVERPOOL arrived [follg. rood. 6th,per M.T. at 10.29] Ripple, MARYPORT arrived Epcrvicr, Thomas Murans BROOMIELAW tailed 28 Pellagra, Sohiaffino Alexandria CLYDE [5, SW] arrived [foltg. reed. slh, per M.T. at 4.55] 4 ...

... Witherington; Dr. Royle; Messrs. T. D. Horeby, A. B. Forwood, E. Bates, F. A. Mould, N. Eckereley, Thomas Heald; G. Gilroy, W. Bryan, R. Darlington, W. Hardy, and Thomas Knoweley, all of Wigan; Canon Masters, Rev. T. Gardner, Rev. W. K. Melville; Messrs. Weld ...

... ocntaininc the , news of the day on which they ire We have lost • most; pleasing English artist, and a genial, jovial. man, in Thomas Creswiek, R.A. His landscapes were pleasant to look 'upon, and yet real, and sem. 9f his best specimens were painted in c ...

... 'classet; add'his retirement from puble lifewill be regretted by many. - THE Lsm'APcIDENA r ON- BOARD A Ton SnAiFB. -Captain Thomas M. Barbour, master of the tug : steamer irenol 'y,'Who redeived such severe in- 'juries by coning in: contaot with the machinery ...