... the man they thought fit to hold forth as; a Ait 9bj ect far public opprobium and contemptI Truly there are worse things in Heaven and Earth than are dreamt of in oar philosophy. British Agricultural Protection Societies. We cannot refrain from expressing ...

... of the parish to allow the government to open the road for the purpose of laying down gas pipes from the Royal Arsenal to the Royal Military Academy. The deputation, consisting of Mr. Morgan (chairman of the local board), Mr. G. Hudson (the Woolwich member ...

... everything By using HUDSON'S EXTRACT OF SOAP REWARD!! Ilr u!e Purity, Health, & Perfect Satisfaction by its reg1 sd -N.B.-It is a Pure DRY SOAP in fine powder1 3ed lathers freely in Hot or Cold Water. Refuse Imitations-Insist upon HudsOn' s- MRS. LANGTRY ...

... He wrote the following words on a elate just before he committed the rash act :- I can't stand this torture any longer. Heaven bless my Nellie.' Good-bye, auntie. Be kind to Nellie. BURGLARIES IN BERKSHIRE. William Coote, otherwise George Cole, was ...

... MURDERS. EXECUTION OF HUDSON. Robert Hudson was executed by Billington at ] York on Tuesday for the murder of his wife and child on Helmsley Moor, where the bodies were found buried. THn Cnime AND Aren. It transpired at the trial that Hudson,who had hitherto ...

... using obscene language on Sunday, at IfCowley St. Folin. 8e Edward Harris, Penson's-gardens, was fined ls. r, n 3s. costs for allowing his chimney to catch fire er on Sunday. 'n I Richard Halsey, of James-street, who did not ap- I pear, was summoned for using ...

... fetching it directly fell 'on an man nam'ed Heavens,'but 'as e a matter of 'fact 'it wwas 'moved by Heavens with the assistance o a man named Parsons. Ho be- r L lieved it was taken away in 'thre loads-two by Heavens and the other, -and this. the last, by ...