... of filling the chyir, that unless the death took place immedi“ately aiter the monthly mecting, it was considered indecent haste to fill up the vacancy at the next meeting. — My, Hyne (adiressing Mr. Green)—Never sinee you have been a Traster, it you try ...

... beginning with the Norwman Couguest, Fagland bas beeo shook o its very centre, by some great convalsion. Farst, the Battle of Hastings in 1066, which placed Wiliam the Comguerer on the Theone and put an end to all the petty Cwars of the Heptarchy, The z:'-h- ...

... of the pier, ...

... and otber bedsteads ; feather and flock beds, bolsters and pillows, palliasses, mahogauy and oak chests of drawers, burean, pier and swing glasses, chimney ditto ia gilt frames, disiog, tea and other tables ; Wisdsor and chamber chairs, thirty-hour elock ...

... quietly took up a sharpened nail, opened three veins, and was A|un~&l'\‘ out of his trouble. The horrified lookers-on were in no haste to make the meal for which they had }w-n ided, but turned their eyes away from their dead friend. Hungry necessity at last ...

... Moaday morning. Between 9 and 10 o'clock one of the workmen employed on the dredging machine, stationed near the point of the piers, observed ME-LMWS-NM' and, nv'\’ towanls it in a boat, found that it was the body of a man. It was taken ashove and conveyed ...

... Jubn Murray of Nowbargh, Alesander Dall, Glenburnie, to Jessie, youngest daughter of Mr Hendry Morria, Lindores. QEALLS At Hast Newport, on inst., Peter Murdoch, in 5 his ssth year, deeply regretied. nmmuwmwmufln Glasgow, on the 11th inst., Jaue, younger ...

... of Art formed by the Royal Commigsion for the Melbourne Exhibition. The schooner yacht Scalpa, of London, ran into the north pier at Scarborough. Both masts went by the board,%and two men were knocked overboard. They saved their lives by clingin’to the ...

... especially directs that his body is to be ‘buried in the newe chancel to be made st my cost and charges, with all convenient haste, at the est end of the Chapell of St, Margaret at Herobie,” In less than twelve months he died. One notice alone remains in ...

... and his son’s f:t'her-in-hw, are “afew of the beneficiaries of his patronage up to the present date.” While fishing off Dover Pier, a lad overbalanced and fell a considerable distance into the sea. He sank, but was dived after and saved by a man named Waters ...

... moeting of burgeosses of John O'Gaunt Ward, and met with good reception, as candidate for that ward. 10.—Quay schools festival.—Pier Company's annual meeting at Morecambe ; 5 per cent. ‘dividend declared @ ==o2o lll.‘—lan rw Schoal Bo:nl at Morecambe ; quicter ...

... the conference at Hastings is indicative of the growth of the movement. The Association represents about 300 affiliated societies, with assets considerably over one hundred millions sterling. Abont 300 delegates will attend at Hastings, and the programme ...