... by special train at one o'clock, accompanied by Mr. Alder. man Carter, Alderman and Colonel Sir W. A. Roses, Alderman Sir Thomas Daitin, the Righlt I-on. Russell Gurney (the Rocorder),the Sheriffs of London and Middle- sex, the City Remembraucor, and ...

... theltoy. Alfred John Ieghie, Thioty College; Edt wacrd Charles Halanm, and the 11ev. John W~ood, W~orcester College' the 1ev. Thomas Constable, flertford College. the Rev. Erncs\ Iigham (iralmlu, St. Mary Hall; Joseph ,iones Bickerton Chanaley Hall; and the ...

... Indies, &c,, anchored off this port at 3.10 p.m. to-day. Her dates are-Oallao, Juno 13th; Panama, 22nd: Jamaica, 26th ; St. Thomas, 28th; and Barbadoes, July 1st. She brings 202 passengers, 68 sacks of mails, treasure to the value of 401,106 dols., and ...

... rmedical professioa in Ireland. Letters of apology were read from the Lord Lieutenant, from Sir James Paget, Dr. Siupsou, and bir Thomas Watson. H6SPITAL FOR DISmASEr OF Tim, T ?? thirteenth annual meeting of governors end subseribers of this institution wad ...

... a Puisne Judge of ?? Court of the UQIqd Coast I Colony. I DowNIa-RsmEET, DEa. 22.-The Queen has . been pleased to appoint Thomas Witter Jackson, Es. I to be a Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of the (G61 Coast Colony. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday ...

... Viscount Boiar itoeu. MY., Viscount Sandon , M.P., Lord Eustaco Cei ?? Lord Henry Tispauc, Mb.u, Mt. Sboretar Cross Mr' Secretary Hardy, the Hon. P. Stanley, Mho , the o c n.rsg tb ourke, AL ., the Bon. A. lgerton, M.P., the Right Hon. Sir Charles Adderley, M ...

... 1 IU speakers addressed the meeting. , le FOREu~i OnrullE, OCT. 7.-The Queen has been la pleased to approve of Mr. Philip Thomas Blyth as Consul a, in Great Britain for the Orange Free State.- Gazette.'. A THE NJEWCASTLE INDWsf IAL BANK (LIniTED). il- ...

... though Sir THOMAS HOLTE, as it appears from the Record of the Plea Rolls in the fifth year of :King JAMES'S reign, brought an actionagainstoneWiT ?? AsoHioX for defama- tion of character, To quote the quaint phraseology of that period, Sir THOMAS, by his ...

... to inform Lord Henry Lennox of the expression of Spinion on the subject. On the motion to go into Committee of Supply, Sir Thomas Charpbers moved a resolution deelsring it expe- dient that an inquiry be undertaken as to the number, rate of increase, character ...

... of the ragged school system. Yesterday morning the remains of the late Sir Thomas Henry, chief magistrate of the metropo- litan police courts, were interred ill the St. Thomas's Roman Catholic Cemetery at Fulham. Resolutions wvere passed at the Ely Diocesan ...

... without giving notice according to the regu- lations, in default of paying a fine of OL, was sent to prison for two months. Thomas and Elizabeth Murphy wvere yesterday charged at the Hammersmith Police-court with giving false names and addresses in pledging ...

... choruses1 un the singing of which the members of the Union particularly excel. The con- ductor was Mr. J. Thomas, and eslcsrs. Puddicombe and y W. H. Thomas presided alternately at the pianoforte. ~f FLORILIYB -FoR rIIE TaxTFTHc AMN BREATH.-Is the tl best liquid ...