... which ho was managing director. He was remanded oe his own recognisanoes. At owa-street polle court, London, yesterdsy, Sir Thomas Henry granted a warrant for the apprehension of Eugene T. Xent, clerk In the Bunque, Balglque, on a charge of stealing 7,000 ...

... B. Poliy, Sir J. R. Cottono, Re. HonoW, Hardy, Re. Ho. C. Mills, Arthur Smith, Abel Balfour, Arthur J, Crichton, Viscount Hardy, John S. Mils SrC. H. Smnies, Fred. C. raring, Thomas C. Cross, Re. Hn. R.A, Harvey, Sir K. B. Monckeon, Francis Smith, XWm ...

... 915 'Thlllhe ara lr r' . Helll y u w v + * 23,940 Williams, FleanorAgatha .. 17,885 1. lllb, \Vltll ?? ,n i. ?? 23,890 Wood, Thomas Joseph ..17,885 * nell lee icerssrr ?? 22,340 Gawan, Clementina Alice.. 17,370 T:, idie 14n ?? 22,009 Ricketts, Richard George ...

... Colontl Hanbury, It. W. Pulenton. J. H. Birley, Hugh Hardcostie, B. Ilalkes, H. C. Blackburzio.J.1I. Hardy, Hon. G. Head, Moare S. Beard, T. W. Hardy, John S. Beodiesham. Lii. Bourko, Hon. It. Harvey, Slr B1. Repton, G. W. Bourne, Color) l J. Hay, Sir ...

... on the spot in the Campo dci Fiori, where he was burnt alive, by order of the Inquisition, on the 17th of Febrmary, 1600. Thomas 'Cookson, a gunner in the Royal Artillery, and Fanny Brady, a tailoress, living at Woolwich, were charged, at the Greenwich ...

... IS Sir Willian Jackson, Bart., late of Birkenhead, was proved e by Sir Henry Mather Jackson Bart., William Jackson and IL Thomas Htighes Jackson, tbree of the sons of the deceased, Pi d the executors, the perasonal estate being sworn under ,e 700,0001 ...

... Rev. ; EdwaMrd Brice, clerk, to the Vicarage of St. John, B1S3ing, Bradford; and also, on the same day, ;licensed the Rev. Thomas Dodsworth Barker, Iclerk, BA., to the perpetualtburacy of Stainburn, ?? Overiblow. We axe also informed that the Very'ev. ...

... Hythe military practical joking scandal, and the Kniglitsbridge Barracks. The Army Estimates were then introduced by Mr. HARDY. The marriage of Prf~ss6er Tynsdall to Miss Louisa C'laud Hamilton, eldest dattghter of Lord and Lady Claud 1amilbo,,, took ...

... 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 ...

... fctils operted bytbohe ev Mr. Cornier, of Bognor, on bhebahf of - firs. laenr y Wainnrigbt. Thle 1wo esild~en Of tdo lte 6 Hardi't Lane ares a~t presenit nder the care of tlheirlaut, MlrI.T Tulrer, lint it is proposed t ob tain their alminision intoin ...

... night the roof of a new bulldlng, ereoted by Mlr. Low in Hope-street. was greatly damaged; and some sheds belonging to Mr. Thomas, timber merchant, were blown over. Swveral minor casoualties axe reported. VALE OF CLWYD. A terrifio gale raged at Rhyl on ...

... bribery, and he believed that one of ?? Maltby-was at present Mayor of Boston; and that Thomas Houghton Bailey, Benjamin Bissell Dyce, .John Fmi alksner, and Thomas Wright, who were similarly scheduled, were miembers of tihe Corporation Ho couidr not say ...