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... departments. The demand for shipbuilding iron has lately been rather quieter. Ship plates average 17s. fid. at the works; common bars, £6. The quotations for rails are nominally at £5 15s. The dispute in the Northumberland cool trade is believed to be ...
... were ing. Eemarkablo to state, child, who was m xi the Kingston Arizes the thejmy . gave the mother and widow of Cnpps, Lord Farnham into the church,'and tried to lake refnge heman, who was burnt to death in the “• >|tar but before the fugitive could reach ...
... taxes collected by Mr. Bowker wvre unaccounted for. Of course a warrant for his committal was speedily issued, amnd he now lies in Lancaster Castle, while his furniture, &c., has been seized by the authorities, Unfortunately, Mr. Bowker was a tartner with ...
... JOWETT. The remains of the late Professor Jowett, enclosed in a plain coffin with no inscription, were placed on a tram at Farnham to-day, and conveyed to Oxford, where the funeral will take place. THE PHEASANT SHOOTING. Reports to hand regarding the c ...
... into so many families, has now become history. Captain Roxby, is, we may observe, a Yorkshireman birth, having been born at Farnham, near Knaresborough, in the house (then the residence of his father) now occupied by Mrs. Saltmarshe, of Saltmarshe. His father ...
... Dawson.. one of the classrooms an electric battery and other electrical appliances were exhibited under the care of Mr. W. Bowker and Mr. Ed. Dyson. Daring the evening some selection. of mosie were excellently rendered by a string-band, and songs, pianoforte ...
... tram oar has commenced to run on the Bir- mingham tramway between Handsworth and West Bronwich. The body of the Bey. J. J. Farnham, curate in charge of Westthorpe, Suffolk, was found on Satur- day in the harbour at Lowestoft. The annual meeting of the ...
... attempt it- Tin- mnstalrtilary have ha>l order* t»» keep their d. *»c* shut lr«»ui live th«* aftcrnt-.ii, and have been, in common with Metro) .di tan polio*. arm—l with six Mi'hrra The Ml*.wing are the |articular* the Hunrsf in fork, of which inf. n lately ...
... Apprentices. 111, Albert-road, Middksbrough. 1 FARM Youth Wanted who can plougti~anoTlnilk. C. Robinson, Marton, R.S.O. 39 FARNHAM, Bishop's Stortf ord.— Mixed C.E. (ave- rege 78) ; Mistress (certificated) and Assistant (la- , lams'), Kindergarten ; furnished ...
... Charles street, 0643 TIT ANTED, an ASSISTANT, to Dressmaking ; ¥ T also, an APPRENTICE, or IMPROVER.— AppIy mrs. _.qkd, 43 t Common side, Steel bank. U_s 1 \RESSMAKER, thoroughly good cut, fit, and j~* style. Small work room; comfortable home. Know- ledge ...
... street, London, E.C. 2681 THE biggest £5 BANK of ENGLAND NOTE in the world will be GIVEN AWAY EVERY WED- NESDAY to the first common-sense person wbo has \he nous to go for it. See TRADE, FINANCE, and RECREATION, a Newspaper for every one.— AU News- agents ...