... the Burton-on-Trent iwigktrates on a of baring published a defamatory libel on Mr John L. Knight, Ilr.l 'gent, of Burton. Mr Hardy admitted to buil himself in with two sureties of £lOO each. Tit! PRERAML—The extraorlinary event which has ever taken place ...

... M•Dnisell, M.B. 1 I 0 William 1 0 0 John Tliothurn 10 0 1 0 0 P. G. Homan J. P. Puckett Rev. James Jameson Hardy Enslave 10 0 Thomas Collier 1 0 0 Albert Morris 0 10 0 J. C. W A LiiKitT 110RUIS, Treasurer. MR. MADDEN AND THE GOVERNMENT. We are ...

... charged, on his own confession, with murdering • man, name unknown, four years ago, at Ballymore, county Westmesth, Ireland. Thomas Kearney, greengrocer, 50, Duke-street, Westminster, said that on Wednesday forenoon he was looking at some boards in Parl ...

... Clogremum John Alexander, Ent., Milford House. Hardy &niece, Esq.. Castlemoro. D. Herring Cooper, Eq., Hanover Homo. Colonel J. H. Keogh, Kilbride. Hon. E. S. Stopford, Dorris Lodge. Minor .1. C. Vigils, &image. Thomas Elliott, Esq., Johnstown finale. James Fats/nos ...

... —The Rev. Skedington Thompson (chairman), Tinian Nevin, C. J. Shore, nOlllll Dooley, William Hutchinson, J. A. Haddlatoo, and Thomas Hamilton The Rev. Mr Thompson, having introduced the deputation, remarked that they felt groat pkesure in waiting upon his ...

... by A. hope, Esq. — That Thomas [trodden, Esq., he to act as Treasurer for this parish, and that Robert Smith, Esq., and Amiesley Lotto. De Randy, Esq., be requested to set as Secretarial for this parish Proposed by Thomas Breddell, Esq., recanted by ...

... 'Carlow tioion was held Thursday last. J. F. E.n., Chairman. Other Guardians parent—llarman Herring Cooper. Hardy Engem, Benjamin Forney, Robert Thomas Fenlou. Fratr it Roche, and John Kealy. Esqrs. TI FLOORING THE DINLSG HALL. Mr tender for re-flooring tbs ...

... challengod to derlsre the opinion of the Government, said he should vote with 'jr. Itardcastle. The amendment was suppnrtod by Mr. Hardy, and a qualified manner by Mr. Disraeli. On a division the numbers were equal, viz., for and against the amendment. The Speaker ...

... damaged works, all of whom are expected be found dead. Only three the bodies recovered, namely, those of James Wainw right Thomas Poole, and Wm. Matthews, have been identified the others being too much mutilated The Times' Philadelphia correspondent telegraphs ...

... Sub-Sheriff, E. L. Jamison, . The long panel called over by Thomas E A .,Cleric of the Crowe, when the Mewing sworn the it Henry Bruen. En., M.P., Oak Park. Artier Esq., Wrris llouse. Sir Thomas Pierce Butler, Bart.. Ballicitemple. Sir John B. Weleeley ...

... the grand panel was called over Thomas Jameson, E>q, Clerk of the Crown, and the following gentlemen were sworn on the GRAJJD JURY : Henry Bruen, Esq, M.P , Oak Park, Foreman Arthur Kavanagh, Esq, M.P., Burris; Sir Thomas Pierce Butler, Bart., Ballintemple ...

... this company was held on Thursday, July 21st, at the chief offices, Mooregatestreet, London. The chairman of the company, Thomas •Horatio Harris, Esq., presided. There was a^an^‘* fid ance of shareholders. The General Manager, Mr Bowser, read the annual ...