... and that yesterday morning, about three o'clock, Seijeant Bennett, 18 D, hearing a cry of police, rep lired to a house in Edward's place, in the locality alluded to, and there discovered the prisoner lying on the second floor landing, pretending to be ...

... eeven years; to replace loans falling dun. Application tsa~oto the secretary, at the IcoTPAnys offices, Manchester.- By-order.EDWARD ROSS, Secretary. Mtanchestcr, October 17, 1551. D RET ONDON and MANCHESTER RAIWAYCOMANY(tasticks Lne.-A FINAL DIVI- SIO ? ...

... Pickering, Oswald EhbbttFraticis McConnell, WilliaM Drummer. Edwards, John, Navy, Willism Connors, John Epps, Jolho N'eili, Edward Privates. Fannon, Peter Noble, William Bezar, Zachariaha Farrell, Edward Poiased, Patrick Billins, Williaum Foley, James Rteed ...

... HEO SOUSCELof RANOVER. CHRATES.0 ByyADr. seon Lans;, st.ee Author of HTberitstr of th HaitsandlMen, 1 . es Leadn:dicn:r Richey. poenl;o eor Bu rdinaryton-stert CA This day is published, pice 29 ves.un, with a Illustratisede Cove T ORESoIteS FUEEN oA ...

... and Itev. John Hodgson, Wadham College; Rev. Henry 1. Poole, Pembroke College; Edward P. Baumgarten, Wor. eeeter Callege. Bacelor of Arts: Johni B. Medley and James B. Richey, Exeter Colleges Walter Summers, Worooster College; Rev. Wihiam Prosse, Magdaien ...

... Agecedes. JOHN M&CKE?4ZIE, Manager. fEdinburgh, Nolvember, 1811. LONON 9NORLenin gOAnn. CGeorge Young, Req., Matrk-lane. Clarans Edward Pellock, REsq., barrister. Teostle. I, David Hill, Eon. East India-house. ai John Heresy, Lee., puh~loher, Alberrarletreel ...

... in support of any of them, and the defendant was ordered to be discharged. NEW COURT. (Before the Common Serjeant.) Thonias Richey, 50, warehouseman, pleaded guilty to stealieg 100 yards of silk, the property of John Falshaw Paweon and Co., his masters ...

... large sheet of designs for cutting out. A. Goubaud and Son, London, S0, Henrietta-street, Covent- - garden Pari3. 92, Rue Richeie, by .- For thos vho wish to dress well, or whose business it )h is to make dresses for others, DRESS and FASHION is the ties ...

... by Field Marshal Sir W. Gomm, G.C.B. Lieutenant Francis C. Baker, R.N., by Sir Edward Cost. Mr. U. A. Ballard, Besident in ftrvancore, by Secretary of State. Mr. Edward Birkbeclr, by Lord HElton. 2 Lieutenant A. M. Blake, by Mield Marsbal Commanding-iu ...

... near K~ettering, the wife of 1F. M. Eien, Egq., of a son. JENE;INS.-On the 5th inat., at 49, Lupes-etreet, S;W., the wife of Edward Jenkins, barrister-at-law, of a daughter. JENNINGS.-August 7, the wife of H. B. Jennings, Eeq,, of Qu:eon's-road, Dettersea ...

... a licence rentaL The Charity Organization Society also held a conferencee yes- terday. Mr. Alfred Rooker, Liberal, and Mr. Edward Bates, Conservative, were yesterday nominated as candidates for the representation of Plymouth, amid the usual noise and confusion ...

... and Jenny Richer. . HEqATlE, ROYAL LYCli.h Sole Lessee ad Man ]r. H. L. Bateman. Tale EVENUo, at 7, S1MPSON1ND CO.--At 8 RICHEI . M~essrs. H..Irving, J. Clayton, Bewiuont, H. F~orreeter, Hloward, Charles, Edger, Me i MssaLe blre ad Mss Tsabel Datemn ...