... PRIVATE TUITION, Married Clorgyman, M.A., and Piest-Class-Man of ! A Oxford, translator of ** Thucydides ”* in Bohn's Ch‘d' eal [Library, bas & VACANCY in bis Namited lll“nw private pupils. Testimonials from very many of the scholars of the day. - For ...

... SHEPHERD WANTED. A Steady, industrious married man, without a family, to reside i & eottnge on the farm. Ve must be n good mower, hedger and stacker. None need apply whose character will not bear strict enquiry. aie ...

... of the year, caried on with grent spirit. The following score shows how close the game ron, the married members winning with but two rans to spare 1= Married First innigs 1. Barratt, b Ldden N. May, 1 bw . Second inmings ¥ ¢ Linnell . . 1% ¢ Sears .. . ...

... Sharman 1 wot oot o Lovell, wot wut. .. 6 ronont v Wides and byor ‘ Wwides and byes I Helmdon.—The return match b, twevn the married sl single wen of thie village came off on Tucsday last, whan \llw latter turned the scule this time on thar cpponents. with ...

... ¢ Darvill Leg byes .. leg byes Chesterton.—A gume between the married and single of Chesterton came off at that village on Monday. The married won, with 49 runs to spare. Score -—Married, 54 and 94148, Single, 53 and 45498, AGRICULTURE. REVIEW OF THE ...

... preferred. Can have & good character from his last place. Apply, No. 439, Herald Office, Northampton. \\,’ANTHD. uan active young Married Man, a 3 @ GROOM, and to take charge of & small Garden. Wages liberal, livery found, and & bouse and garden rent-tree, Apply ...

... wiges will be given when prouf of efficiency hus been given. Aidress, No. 492, Herald Oftice, Northmapton, iving age, whether married or single, und names of former sr- TO NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN. \\' ANTED, 8 SITUATION as GROOM or COACHMAN, by & young marriad ...

... with nine wickets 1o go down ~76. On Friday, the return watch was played .fl'. dificrent result, the married win. :;nc_ul; one innings. Score: Married, 93; Sivgle, 46 sud ...

... Club.—This club played their opening geme on Mondsy last, the married against the single. Atter some excellent play, the single won by five runs. The following is the score : — il Married. First innings. Second innings. abrooke, ¢ Harris, b Weeton .. ...

... - - GVEREOR _URNIVEeeS.~=h gewme from the Grendon Club, took place .. The single players won, with seven wickets to fall. Married, 78 and 45 ; 123—0 f which G. Roads ma 1; R. Butler 21 aud 0; J. George 26 and 0; V 1 and 14; W. George 0 and 1; T. Heritage ...

... to yn\-nl ability snd respectable connections obteined by addressing No. 442, Herald Office, Northampton. \\’A\N‘l‘ED, s _married Man as a SHEPHERD, and to SUPERINTEND A FARM. His wife must attend to the Poultry. A Cottage will be provided ; and » couple ...

... GENERAL TRONMONGERY Business. Wil be troated us one ot the tanily. Address . Ooxnn, lronmonger, Newport Pagnel \ Respectable, married Man, age 31, a¢ GENERAL ZY GARDENER ; understands the isnagement of Stock wind Land 3 can bk No obpeuon 1o louk after o Hors ...