... At four o’clock the people assembled, when a speaker took one of the highest trees. Mr. Chipps (joiner) believed that the rise in the price of bread was solely caused the preposterous number of bakers. The only way to bring down the loaf would be to ...

... portions of the community Would it not be well if the minds of the people could be satisned that there was a just cause for the rise in prices And that might be done agricultural statistics, which would have shown this year that we had not had an abundant ...

... patient suffering, the wife of Mr. Edmund Woods, bootmaker. At Clapbam Rise, on the 17th imt., Isalclla, wife of bn Guillium S oil, Erq., in C7tb y tai ot trig*; South-Eastern Railway. EASTER HOLIDAYS. PAY IICKETS AT SINGLE FARE: (First and Second Class, and ...

... Mosoat—Boater Monday. County Court, li Tdesdat—Boater Tuesday. Guildford Count? Court. 13 WanaasooT—Easter Term Begma. County Court. Waltou Fair. Thcbsdat—Sun rises 3, seta 6*54. 17 Fr dat- IS Sat Croat —Guildford County Bench. Offices: 132, High Street, Gnild&rd; ...

... of brilliant red hue, iu the west, opposite to the sun rising, which was about flvo o'clock in the morning. A Man Shot at a Pigeon Match.—A mo«t frightful occurrence took place at Alnwick, on Easter Monday. A pigeon match was held outside the town; and ...

... have given themselves up the government. and game Into Australia. A quantity of pheasants, hares, cottage.and in some places “Easter due?,” &c., and vet Box Hill 70110 47 124‘J 3 39 proposed present Mr. Faulkner, the driver the - , partridges, blackbirds ...

... contemporary writing about it, observes: It will sink and rise at pleasure—now resting a few inches beneath the surfoce of the wavesnow plunging, with lightning speed, into immeasurable depths—now rising, like eorki and reposing on the bosons of thb oeban, ...

... the largest of the recent defaulters in Uu* Exchange paid 25,0001 on Saturday to his cr.- •■ring about ss. in the pound. On Easter Monday a letter was received by p ...

... liny .Ihl, > l .lows, little is known their deliberations, except that they ended in definite result, and the meeting its rising stood adjourned for week, unless circumstances should arise to render earlier conference necessary. The Faviours’ Arms Convention ...

... ME he Corporation has always allowed tbe assured to si. !S l* 4i 1058,i05o; Her hjis are silent and her last tale told. the rise of the Meuse, said that the level of the water table appeerance entered public-touae not many miles ..r ., .I!. 1 serve in ...

... COCHRANE asked Mr Kinglakc whether ho intended bring forward his motion relative tho annexation of Savoy and Nice before Easter KINGLAKE that policy of her Ministers, as announced by Lord J. Russell on Monday night, was so much to his satisfaction ...

... Mr. Thacker azard 1 Capt. Coates •*Mummer * 2 Capt. Bamngarteus “Dutch Dn»ps „ “Go Lightly ~ “Welchman” —At the annual Easter vestry meeting held Tuesday last, the new churchwardens appointed were General Peniherfcou and Mr George Palmer. Association ...