... the boat, topr were drowned, two belonging to the Leo. viz., Edwaida-rewer (24) and Thomas Dymond (24), and two belonging to the Morning Star-John May (19) and J. Hardis (li). The only survivor is the third hand of the Mooning Star, named Scoble, aged 20 ...

... Alley, Rev. F. Page Roberts; sereade (male voices), Come Away ; song, For Ever and for Ever, Miss Alden; round, Poor Thomas Day, Rev. Page Roberts, Mr, Claude Bartoo, Rev. F. W. Oalpin; chorus, The Carnovale (witb orchestra); Gg4 save the Queen ...

... passion, together with a vast command of pathetic expression, are its seat striking feature That it has grave faults will hardy be deniied by any onq, save perhaps the aries himself, who has issued a little pamphlet is defence both of the merits and the ...

... Ffoulices, judge, Thomas Cock- croft, mineral-water manufacturer, Tigerton-street, Birkenhead, sued Patrick M'Kinlev, marine -store dealer, for £20 for the conversion of a horse bought from the defendant by the plaintiff in January hlst. Mr. Hardy, instructed ...

... wet ri he resolution was agreed to by nineteen to par seven, the voting be6ing :-For--Councillors wi Hudson, Livings.tone, Hardy, Barker, Barritt, Con Souphami, Conway, Pullen, Goodhall, Bruce, hai M'Lauichlan, Jones, Mardon, Robinson, Sander. mc1 lit ...

... Samuel Stubbs to Thomas Smith;, Golden Cross Patricroft, from Thee. Shipton to Adam Nldeld; Hare and Hounds, Eolles, from Moses Ridyard to John Ridyard and Thomas Berry; Woodman Inn, Oldham Road, Newton, from Harry Finch to, James Hardy; Pomona Palace, ...

... Meadows Martineau, the uncle of Harriet, died in 1828. Harriet was the third danuhter, and the sixth of eight children, of Thomas Martineau, a manufacturer of hombaziae and carolet, at Norwich. I Bliss Martineau. from her earliest years, evidently thought ...

... prize-wininer is C'omnodere, a hirown. six yettr old, belonging to Mir Thomas Shephcrdl W~elbourn, Granut- baim; he is a sea of Hydraulic, and omit of a islasterins ma re, dire Thomas Smith C-sbus. sUiarsttg, is third Iwith the baly nine year old Sir George ...

... Ireland exactly -on the Co Yl same principles as with England orSeotland. I- Aithough the suspension of Mossrs P. Si n W. Thomas &S; CO. is for £800,000, it has il not caused on the Stock Exchange either y yesterday or to-day the sensation rhich i. might ...

... andl ini ? Airs. Robson ; chiia flower bashet,,Mie. Dea;3 flower vase, Mr. ed ra ?~ Mi's. Jactubou pair riatitrtcks, Airs. Hardy; cruel work biracket, tli A Mi'. Sutanton; Ink shtitd, Mr. Hough ; Isndian pipe, Messgrs. Sittions; an pair china ligates rtainer ...

... Liberal Rule.r SMALLEY. ATTEMPTED SUICID.-At the Heanor Petty Sessions on Monday, before B. A1. mnenl and J. unish, Esqrs., t Thomas Fisher, wheelwright and joiner, of Smalley, wasI oharged With having attempted to commit suicide at r Smalley on Sunday. At ...

... Burn House, Ikv Dixon Brown, Unthank (chair- nau of the Northumberlarnd Executive Committee); Coun- cillor Thomas Gray, Newcastle; Boldoa; Mr Thomas Bell, li'dley H1ill (secretary); the Danish and Swedish Con. su:s, &c. The Petr.sivaFNTr sid Thata-,j this ...