... BiD~o W*_Buil, Paves, Oiid, 13_rfr F. W. WHOM. STOCXY= WAM-P. 3. Bacon B. Crok. -Nowoor, Wan.-H. Drisow, ii H. Groehrige Thomas Hardy, P. :i Goo -- SOCNG' RBIER; BY A FATHRE, A abckiag murder Was' comte by a ftea Short,. wat to his maA, Beell-Stret Whn ...

... ernian, Air. Caustonl, Mr. Thomas Ellis, Mr. M\iunro-Ferguson, Sir WV. Foster, Sir Henry lowcer. Mr. I-ierbcrt Gladstone, S~ir 1:. Kay-Shnttleworth Sir 1- . Lockwood, Mr. Mellor, Alr. Mulnndella, Sir R. T. Reid, Mr. Thomas I Shaw, and Mr. \Voodoll ; 21 ...

... Northampton; Henry S. Jackson to Chathaet Hospital ; Standish T. O'Grady to the Cam. bridge, all to date 8th Juue; John L. Thomas te the Victory, additional, for service in the Duke of Wellington, 28th May. Fleet-Englueer-Charles Lane to the President ...

... Waterloo Inn, Ford Street, from Harriet Smith to W,~ Thomas Smith; Cattle Market Hotel, Meadow Road, hl from Thomas Johnson to Harriet Smith; Old Angel, rib' Corn Market, from John Goodlall to Thomas William var Thompson; Gallant Hussar, Ashborne Road ...

... thoa-ht they wonid be able to. _ Mr Ititter said he hal had an intimation Y that a suggestion iould be made, and he and Mr Hardis (for the other creditors) had met with a view to a compromise. They had net been able to do so, but the suggestion made by ...

... presented on Monday by Messrs Hardie and Von Leer's No. 1 company, and met with a hearty reception. Mr Walter Edwin is picturesque and forcible as Jack Osborne, Mr William Stoneham is very good as Bill Morley, Mr Thomas Gibbs makes a com- I manding Colonel ...

... parsh .th council. was held on Tuesday evening, to consider ial what should be done to celebrate the Diamond ise Jubilee, Mr. Thomas Broclilebank presiding. ed After a full discussion all present joined them- re, selves into a committee, with Mr. Brocklebank ...

... typical fe collections of artificial flies from difereut die- H tricts. Mr. Waibran, of Leeds, thus answers for at Yorkshire, Hardy Brothers for Northnmberland, 1i George Holland for the chalk streams of Hants and Wilts, D. and W. Poster for the ic B Dove ...

... in 1842, and is married is to a daughter of Sir George Womubwell. tli as The death took place yeterday of Sir cii Frederick Thomas Fowke, narlt., at his resi- cr 00deuce, Lowestry Hall, Leicestershire. The th honourable baronet, who was nearly Si years ...

... consciousness. Prisoner had nothing to say and was remanded for a week. Second Coubt-. [Before W. H. Marsden, It. Waite, and J. Hardy Smith, Esqrs.] Minor Offences. — Samnal Evans (16). milk boy, of 38, Stanhope Street ; Horace Daye (14). labourer, of 5, Norman ...

... D. Jones, F. J. Read. East Kai a Ward: A. W. Freeborn, T. Mann, J. Hall, h. J. Hardy, i 3 H Evans H. Goodman, C. w. Hnvell. South Ward: o James Ccic, Alfred Allard, Thomas Sumpter, F. Ben- Cob sonF Evan Roberts, Bees willims. West Ward: T. the X Brook5 ...

... the whole of whom will seek re-election. PRIINTERS' LABOURE:RS' SECRETARY. At the Mansion House Police Court on Thursday, Thomas O'Grady was summoned to answer a charge of wilfully withholding a sum of £145, the property of the Printers' Labourers' Union ...