... BipmeeflUdun tale, *» »» taken -WwiatTren. Norfolk and Suffblk ,50* to 72*. Lincoln and Cambridge3B. toflOs, Yorkshire 39* tom,, white, new9B* to7s*. Foreign red 58* 70., ditto white to7 *PJF ofoo lb* perbuah.; Oat.,mealing Ilgd 13dper stone, Poland and ...

... unless refused or neglected to do something that he was told; and whenever witness told him that BiU Dunkley, the cowboy, or Tom White I ad beaten him, he blamed them for it, and said it witness wanted correcting would see himlelf i Mr. Hawkins was kind him ...

... himself took him down each time -that he was only tied up once, when Bill Dunklev untied him to go and cut grass - that when Tom White once beat him, his master was displeased, saving if the boy needed correction *he (Mr. H.) would do it-that Mr. Hawkins himself ...

... labour required. They were accordingly taken before the Rev. W. Acworth, where they gave their names—Dick Jack Shepard, Tom White, and Tom Bryant. They were committed to the House of Correction. Inquest.— Monday afternoon, the 6th inst., an inquest was ...

... reported this week of Wheat, and good .hew of •ample* from vessel* below inactive tbe few aale* of new are Is •hlreVrJifls toM.. *' white 49* t053., extras 6*, York•hire rsdttatoM* extr*s3s. whiteso. tosB*. extrasss; Koni«burKbVwhite 54. to 55., extra Lower ...

... John, you're tipsy,' said a young woman to her husband on Whit-Monday. No, Jane, I ar'nt re- plied he. 1 sat looking at Tom White drinking at Lenton, and — it was too much for me. When, said a man in the justice room, Notting- batn, the other morning ...

... amide espied from your Journal. uMlag thlA • mum lady had mowed from convent, mar sal bra Motoverod at another nunnery, toms white bees mama to he former plea of abode. tbot tide lady metal moment to taupe obeli did Ilkm beg Mave to sok tie petits of ...

... it must be re- membered that general literature has hed small sale during the for. “Tom” For the past two months “Unde Tom’ “White Slave,” the “ Duke of Wellington’ and “Sir Robert Peel,” have monopolized the pence of the travelling public, and have gone ...

... ia, U.S. Cornwall, white, calved May 30,1852, got by Contract dam (Nonsuch) by Duke of Cornwall, 61 gs.—Mr. Mace. Uncle Tom, white, calved June 15, 1852, got 4th Duke of York, dam ( Ursula) by Usurer, 37 gs —Mr. Saunders. Vampire, roan, calved July 18 ...

... gui ts of the best quality. Old bes Painter.” mended, &c. -Pat O’Shagnassey + said animpudent | 18 to 2s | Maxine a Con Tom, White wag to a fop, « know a beautiful creature | who wishes to mi ake your acquaintance.” “Glad to | duns 1s] I hear it—fine ...

... , Mr. Sheppard, Npeedicell 20 8 Yellow, a metal tea-pot, Mr. R. Watts, Leader 18 1 Green, a metal tea-pot, Mr. H. Boot, Tom White, a metal tea-pot, Mr. T. Hickman, Freedom 21 3 Red, a patent fork, Mr. Companion . 19 12 Yellow, a budding knife ...

... Tuesday between Putneybridge and Mortlake, distance of miles. The competitors were Robert Chambers, of Newcastle on Tyne, and Tom White, of Bermondsey. Chambers, the favorite at starting, was winner by 15 boats lengths. The race was performed in 25 minutes ...