... the road, dispersed. BANQUET. In the afternoon a banquet took place, tinder the presidency of James Wrigley, Esq., at the Queen Hotel. The viands and wines were choice in quality, and gave every satisfaction. The expenses attending the banquet were defrayed ...

... ever witnesse.l in a court N justice occurred. Two or three men made rush seise the box containing the msnuscript from to* Queens M'juenptr. persons were ‘ai lto tisans of Mr. Murray, and they were of course r-* - f the other side. Cries of The box. the ...

... and the Victoria Inn, Hick-lane. The material facts of the felony were proved by George. Firth, Ann Firth, his daughter Joseph Auty, James sykes, the lasdlord of the Malt Shovel Inn; Thomas Parr, a butcher and occasions? l waiter at the Victoria Inn, and ...

... NrOBNT-On the i “t agel ••re I • Nugent Bright '•treet, Dewsbury the Kith iost. H««ri42 year- »• >*• of Mr William Kobi>i»*o, Victoria I v Clark—On tha luih lost, tgred m »nthi John VVi.iwm son of Mr William Clark, Atbio Btr©ot. Itewsbury Ellis—On the £»th ...

... —Liverpool Mercury. MR. PEABODY AND THE QUEEN.—The Boston (V. S. )Post, of July 12th, publishes -the following :— It would be difficult for anyone to pay a more delicate or graceful compliment than that which Queen Victoria has just paid to our munificent ...

... inst. ' aged 9 months, Ann, daught er o f Th os. Mulligan, Up-lane, Batley. On the 26th inst., aged 57 years, Thomas Clafton, Queen. street, Batley. On the 26th inst., aged 27 years, David McNicole Tinker, Highgate-terrace, Dewsbury. .0n the 26th inst., aged ...

... could have no sympathy. They would continue loyal to Christ, loyal to the Book, loyal to the house of Brunswick, loyal to Queen Victoria, and loyal to martyrs and confessors. They would give up not only glebes and houses, but life itself, rather than betray ...

... DEALS, AC., AT HULL. rpo SOLD by AUCTION, on Wednesday, X August, at Eleven o’clock a.m. precisely, in Yard, Dry pool Baam, Victoria Dock (opposite Chnrcb,) Hull, 52,519 piece* Quebec, Ist, 2nd. and 3rd quality, two and three inch bright and dry floated ...

... Martha,” and Worthy the Lamb,” with the “Amen Chorus’ from the * Messiah.” Matlock played selections from Herculaneum,” the ’Queen of Sheba,” and Borgia.” The pieces given Sheffield consisted of selections fiom Macbeth. “La So nnamhula, and ’• Krnani.” ...

... Craven Stakes of £ll5 at Newmarket Craven Meeting, won the Tenth Newmarket Biennial Stakes of £602 at the same meeting, won the Queen's Plate of £lO5 at Winchester, and won the Craven Stakes of £7O at Goodwood. He does not, perhaps come up to the greatest winners ...

... excisable liquors :—Batley: George Broadbent, Royal Oak, Albion-street; Thomas Denton, Bath Hotel, New Road-side; Richard Bird, Victoria Inn, Carlinghow ; Timothy Kershaw, The Rifle Volunteer, Boggart-lane.— Heekmondwike : John Peel, Junction Inn, High-street ...

... APPLICATIONS FOR BEER LICENCES. Mr. Chadwick applied for beer licence behalf of Smith 'ckwoo I (formerly the keeper of the Victoria Inn beerhouae. Spring; Gardena) for a house situate in Bradford Road, A certificate of character, signed by number of persons ...