... R W rte., J. Boom. J. %Bane, M. Smith, J. S. %with, C. Wilson, T. Rest, lied T. Heath, the.. gestlessen also to fortn • local woman« with Messrs. J. %nth. J. Koltun. J. leery. B. Derry. aod W. Botterway. A row of thanks wee accorded to Crunolicr Mims for ...

... had no sooner done so than she was locked up.—Supt. Ferndale said the defendant was a bard-working and well-con. ducted local woman, and she was thickened. Wearer, husband of the eider of the defendant in the last ease, was charted with being drunk and ...

... very suffocating beat downward until some of tbe the top removed required outlet observed by some of the people living in locality woman at once the foreman tbe to Messrs Cooper Corah’s factory who with the the watchman there immediately took their pipes ...