... Reform Club), J. Arnitt Dear, W7 H. Manning, *J. R. Grant, W. Boyle, juon; WN. Hannah, T. J. Lloyd, P. B: S. 2Nicklin, Thomas White., F. NV. Mitchell, N. R. Stirling, A. Levy, It S. Stewart, J. W. Ross Browvn, T. S. Stowe, A. GOUld Jones, D. Thomson ...

... Woodseats, Derbyshire, potted meat purveyor. Final, as. 5d, Apnil 21, ofci Y recever's, Sheffield. >f Thomas White and Luke White, trading as Thomas White and Son, High-street, Rawmarsh, Yorkshire. painters. Final, Ba. 3d., April 21, official receiverss ...

... stayed in Coventry for some time; and Mary Queen of Scots, who was imprisoned by order of Elizabeth in Coven- try; Sir Thomas White, who founded many chari- ties; John Hales, who founded the Coventry free grammar school; Sir William Dugdale, the War- ...

... Branch and Leete, at the Law Rooms. Liverpool, 2 3.0 p.m., licensed premises at Little Sutton. Thursday, June 1.-By Messrs. Thomas White. ?? -rd Sons, 3 p~m., in the Law Rooms, Liver- pool, buildng land at Wallasey.-By Mr. JTohn Hatch, at the Wh eat Sheaf ...

... on the * highway at Iitherland, is and Coats; Thonas Xrisno driving eoght cove on the highway at West Detby, is a costa Thomas White, for driving saveral cattle at Walton, 6s. and coats;j Joseph Bell, driving a cow -at Walton, is. -and costs ; Peter Houghton; ...

... gathering in' the Baptist Mission House, Castle-street, there being a numerous attendance, under the presi- dency of Mr. Thomas White, of lEvesbam, whq I congratulated the denomination on the veryr isatisfactory progress made during the pass year. He remarked ...

... roposina t the same time that the contribution bo levied in the first instance at the rate of le. per ?? was. agreed to. Mr. Thomas White then moved- That a eom- mittee be formed, consisting of Mr. John Burns, Mr. John Cameron, Mr. James Allan, and Mr. Sloan ...

... was proved on the 'r esk 5th instant, the personal estate beng sworn under out ]an £860,000. rulc in- The will of Mr. Thomas White, of Aldershot, car and Hants, has been recently proved by Henry Harris me ght Gatelee and Robert Loveband Fuliord, the ...

... M'Ferrn was declared the president, an announcement which was loudly rcheered, Mr. W. C. Rawlins the treasurer, and ML Thomas White ?? chair having Ibeen vacated, Mr. MTFerran commenced his new eduties. In returning thanks for his election be Ssaid that ...

... property, with ground rent of £10. re They were disposed of for £300. tts- h FORTHCOMING SALES. r Tnesday, Feb. 23.-By Messrs. Thomas White. a I head and Soiis, at Mayer IHall. Eebington, 7 BeChock, freehold land and cottages at Lower A clek-, y r Mr. W. F. Bevaon ...

... underthe style or firm of ntarse and Wilkinson. Thomas White and Frederick Campbell, trading as White and Campbell. New Bond-street, London, gold- smiths and jewellers. Also the -eparate estates of Thomas White and Frederick Campbell. Henry Hart, also known ...

... wishes, and by the fervent prayers which they ofter for I their Royal Highness's eternal as well as temporal hap- o The Rev. Thomas White Ridley, president of Conference. THE MINISTRY. It is officially announced that Mr. Stansfeld, M.P. for Halifax, has accepted ...