... peculiar knowledge of the cee tat of this patient, if he spoke to the ?? denhtl5. Dr. Crockett woold consult with him; but it w.s hardy advisable for the ua to interfere. The clerk suggested that the hoard had better cau tb woman in and tell her so. The applicant ...

... swere wecil sustaitted by Alir W. S. N t~jr~~ is SrI Inug etas, Mr Roswlatid as Dick Raitte, Mr Shawe its ~duMarii~aA~rPoleas Thomas, autd AlIr Bissoit as Topps. Th le *O reo~feldutriiainonighit, shtiehi, swithm this death of Nelly, brlings Suet-I . to a ...

... ease. All the stupid, vulgar Englishwomen followed himn about as a lion with offensive curiosity. A ROYAL HYPOCRITE. Sir Thomas Hardy told my brother he thought the king would certainly go Iard he was so excitable, telahbiet his ministers, partioularly ...

... Mliddlesbrough; R. E. LUlD, 109, Chu-ch-street, ry %hbuty; WILLIAM LACKENBY, Printer, 9, Ainkle: r. street, Stockton-on-Tees; THOMAS HULL AN D SON f Auctioneers, Durham Chare, Bishop Aucokland; JO UtN Bu~AITHWAITE, Railway Station and Town Head, Eidey Stephen; ...

... SEWING MACHINES.- One One Wheeler and Wilson, 10s. ; One and Baker, Lock Btitch, 10s. ; One White and Maun, 10s. ; One Thomas, One Thomas, £4; One Lancashire and Treadle, Double Table, £8 ; One ditto, £2 10s.—Beehive, 18, Market-street, Bolton. ON BALE, ...

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... Oriente Webster B 595 SWI Anderson Oct 6 JAki ~ Anne Main Drysdale B 499. WI TrinderOct 16 Falkland Islds. Sea Witch Thomas B 362 WI HBTaylorOct 19 Buenos Ayres Schiller. .Dinklage G 398 K ScottSeptaj ~ Gazelle Korff G ...

... J Clark k Co BAni•—Poseidon, Janaen, LD, J Clark It CO • as•oolW—Lldy Harewood. Poulson. WI!). &suttee Notley, LD, T & CO Hardy, Sons & Co Baas • ooze—John Silbery, LD. Scratton k Co • Eli.Lbeth Mazy, Liddell. WM. Berotton Ba 'snooze—Candidate, Nottey ...

... are five persons in the fever hospital.-Correspndent. INQ1tstB.-Dr. Wm. White held an inquest on Fri- e day on the body of Thomas M'Kenna, plumber, Meek- e lenburgw-treet, who died suddenly on the previous r day. The jury found a verdictthatdeceaseddied ...

... tothoee who are buffo:l%g trot. dypldlle, Stln Miami, Liver Compleint ; THOMAS SMITH, Professor end Lecturer of tunas), Anther of worts.- lent he rweipt of two stamps to prepay AIM. THOMAS SMITH. bummed, 14. &NM for truce 10 s.ce. till 10 p. ,r appointment ...

... votes received by other candidates were S Basnett 702 W N Fisher 698 J H Wilkinson T D Miller 435 Rev R Ann 828 W Webb 392 E Thomas 402 W H Barber J 693 T Walker J Downes 846 Rev J- M Guest J Bragg J J Hughes Arter 314 A Turvey 216 E Bullock W Walker Total ...

... evidcntly givea it a widle spread populatity. The Illistratioits are singularly life-like and spiuited.'-Stall.ird,. MEMOIR OF THOMAS T. LYNCIH. Edited by WILLIAM WHITE. Post 8vo. with a Portrait, 7s. 6,. Avery charming memoir of a most gifted man.-.fA rl ...