... Arthur tihapman; 5, Edwin Henry Lloyd; extra prize, Oe -rite Comp, Onod eondnet-1, John Robert Shaw ; 2, Gee. Beggett ; 8, Marne Fowkea ; 4, Wm. Jarvis ; 5, Havry tthew ; 6, John Adeook ; 7, Alfred Barker. tienerrl prolioieney-1, Smith 8. Grimley ; 2, Richard ...

... fighting has tobe done by the 2nd ‘West, Indians; and. the. few Organised natives iit ‘ftussell’s and Wood's regiments. give Russell's. force at about 450 gee thé West Iudians, and 150 syailable at the front.. There are also urtillery of 40 men, and about ...

... Henderson, A. schoolmaster Bell. John, farmer Kellack, Alexander, farmer Bl)th, James. fanner Panchen, John, fanner Klmonston, John, smith Russell, Dar?d, farmer Fisher, Bee. Robert, Finlay NEWER:RCM ?ANSEL Adamson, John, merchant Lawson, ...

... Broughton (4Zhoda) Nancy, 3 vols. Jeaffresou (John curdy) Lottie Darling, 3 vols. Lytton (Edward Bulwer, Lord) Parisians, 2nd Vol. Yonge (Charlotte, Mrs.) Lady Hester. Verne (Jules) The ur country. Lubbock (Sir John) Or,&,u and Metamorphoses of Insects. Greenwooii ...

... Mills and George Cathrae, standard-bearers; James Brown, inner guard; John Crawford, tyler. Sick committee John Mathison, Ihomas Sanderson, James Bunyan, John Milne, William Johnston, John Mabon, Alex. Walker, and Thomas Edmonds. A charter committee was ...

... years. At Anstruther, on the nit .after a lingering illness, aged 6 years, John, fourth son Mr John Foster, saddler, deeply regretted. A t West Newport, on the 26th ult., John Thorns, compositor, aged 30 years, much and deeply regretted. ...

... English Church. During the early part of November the Church of England Missionaries in China held a Conference, under Bishop Russell, in Ningpo. Among the subjects discussed were the desirability of using a common version of the Prayer Book in the cities ...

... OPENED the PR E MISES,- 5 126, GREAT 9AMPTOff STREi2 (COil NEil OF HAZY, STIR1gT AS.. A BRANCH BDAN. Undeg the Management of Mr. JOHN W. (ADDI TEl: BAK S NOW OPEN FOR J ?? :: .. JOSEPH B(ATTIE, Genecral xBfawx. :ao I , 8 4 I A- ?? -124 : 1 NOTIn IS HEREBY ...

... during tho insurrection of 1817 and 1818. Murderous Assault.—A murderous attack was recently made upon a blacksmith, named John Kirk, living at Fulford, near York. He had been at the Saddle public-house that village, and left about eleven o'clock at night ...

... Humphrey St. John 31114111:lay, his son-in-law. Sir Thomas Baring was succeeded in the title in 1848 by his eldest son, Sir Francis Thornhill Baring, who was Chancellor of the Exchequer and first Lord of the Admiralty under the Melbourne and Russell Ministries ...

... Barouots who havo died:- Six Johin Kenuawny, Sir Heury Holland (the smisllnt pciy- sician), Sir John Fagge, Sir Jobsi Power, thc lTev. Sir Geo. S. Robinson, Sir John Sutton, Sir Robert R. Mhackellnzid, Sir Richard D. de Burg-ho, Sir William R. Codrington, Sir ...

... these are now more satisfactory than they bare been foe many years past. The Afaisma indemnity has peen paid off, and Mr. Russell Gurney, the Recorder of London, has returned home from Washington. where be was engaged nearly two years fa assisting to adjust ...