... House, Marine Terrace Stephens, Miss, Linens, near Birmingham, 4, Oxford House, Marine Terrace Thomas, Mrs., Abergaseny HO, Marine Terrace Thomas, Mr Thomas, Bangor, . . 4. Prioress House, Alfred Place Tipple, Mrs., Bristol, and Mrs. Godwin, Oxfordshire ...

... your committee feel bold in I pressing their claims to be met in their distress ; I they hold words, 'l'hen, oh, protect the hardy Tar, be min of his merit. and they tribt that that appeal may be sensibly felt by the funds of your society in the coming ...

... Pnkington, M. P., the I)eau of Canterbury, Mr. C. BeiXtote, N. P.. Dr. Ht de Clark, Sir Walter Stirling, Mr. IL Cole, C. B Sir Thomas Baxley, Bart., M. P.. Lord It. Montagu, M.P., the }tee. Prebendary Bowers, Mr. Sonnel Morley, M. P., Canon Melville, Dr. Stallard ...

... greet mid small The charge of libel brought against Mr. John H ardy, 11 P , was withdrawn at the Stag .rd on Saturday, Mr. Hardy having consented to withdraw all the letters which formed the sal J. ct of the action. - . _ John l'arcell, who shot a wan ...

... the consideration of other business. The following members were I present :—John Matthews, , (mayor.) in the chair; Aldermen Thomas Jones and John Davies; Councillors David Roberts. G. T. Smith, John Rees. Richard Morris, Jonathan Pell, and John Watkins ...

... stories told of General Thomas la one f an dent which eyourred when he and his thief of staff, General Garfield. were inspeaing the fortific,tione of Chattanooga in 1863. They toyed a shoat, '' mister! You! I war.t 'peak to you . Thomas found that he we. the ...

... PUILANTHROYISr —last week Mrs Davies, of Moore-street, was afflicted by losing a child, and she had only recently become a widow. Thomas William Garner, son of Mr Garner, Terrace , Road, having heard of the affliction of the widow, set himself to alleviate the ...

... sreimea. Mr Thomas Joakis : Those are merely temporary works, yea is the other. We have not had time yet to allow an opportunity of getting the machinery in proper order. Mr Bubb: But no steps have yet Iteen taken to remedy the evil Mr Thomas Jones: I feel ...

... this toast was received with mingled cheers and hisses. Song : •• Tuba! Cain, Mr G. T. Smith. (Loudly cheered.) Mr J. W. Thomas, who was received with applause, then got up and said :—Mr Chairman, Mr Vice- Chairman, and Gentlemen,—l rise to propose a ...

... after noon, and the agricultural horses were taki n first, the entries ! being eight in nunther. The premium was awarded to Mr Thomas Stattar, jun., Wieulley Redelitee, . Manchester, for his horse Ewing Bobliy Bare., rising 5 years, 16 bands 3 inehes high ...

... Meet Committee upon the Government ral tw the aboation of tbe truck tyttem met on Mends, tor the Cat tittle, Mr. Gathetue Hardy ill the chair. No avtdeina was, haever, taken, the Committee having decided to con.itler the measure *tin clew! doom A Radical ...

... inflicted as a to others not to offend in a similar manner. in toe course of a speech at Canterbury on Tuesday Mr Gathorne Hardy predicted the speedy accession of the Conservatives to power. MARIERT,-Tbill prices on Monday were as follow :—W beat, 80.3 ...