... considerable sum of money to accomplish their object. The new church will be dedicated to the Holy Trinity, and the Rev. Philip Frank Eliot, M.A., of Trinity College, Oxford, late curate of Walcot, Bath, will be its first incumbent. The horse show was again ...

... has missed nothing but its point. The u truth is that it was a metaphysical definition of a pot of Mtlntx and Co.'s eatire stout-half dregs from fc the bottom upwards, and half froth froni the top £ downwards; and there are people rude enough to say b ...

... provided by Mrs. Frank, and which played several selections during the afternoon: arrived in the Market-place, the vicar, the Rev. E. M. Moore, delivered a short address to the children and asked them to give three cheers for Mrs. Frank, which was heartily ...

... Disraeli begins his disposal of the royal patronage very well by the grant of a pension, from the civil list, of £75 to Mrs. Moxon, the pub. sbher's widow.-Guerdia9e. Mrs. Neil A&rnott, the widow of the natural 1 philosopher lately doceased, has written ...

... . Tills BViNINit, at 8.1b, LADY OF LYONS. Mir. anod Mrs. Raudal ?? Madge Robertson), Mr. Ryder; Messrs. Edgar, Garthorne, Moxon, &c.; Mrs. Lburne and Ars. Buelinglham Wicito.-Ireccded by, at 7.50, TUE HIUUS1EUIOLD FAiRS'. I'lINCE OP WALESS. Tsls EvNsIso ...

... Edmund, Resale, York, gentleman Mitchell James, Saville Park, Halifax, gentleman s Moxon jun., George D., London and Yorkshire Bank, )ad, Limited, Barnsley, bank manager U Moxon William. Ropergate, Pontefract, professor of music rk Moir Robert Nairn, Bonhill ...

... the plate glass window of Mr. H. Holland's I s shoe shop, in the Market Square. The stick, hardly stout it Is enough for its purpose, rebounded from the stout glass; m W and as it was quite early in the evening, the fellow's in- a .e tention to make a smash ...

... 1 PoppOtt, brown filly, 3 off ; g scnd prize, Mr.S.. Uder~ood, Adstone, White- a lsbrown. filly, 2 off; reserved, M1r. Frank Wood, cc Blleiocts' Grounds, 1Young Nobleman, bay filly, 2 off. CLASS 5 (S ?? prize, 51., presented by Col. M~ ~orthc, M ...

... on many future similar occasions. Mr Frank Egerton, with commendable distinctness and oumour, sang a comic song; and others contributing successfully were Messrs Brown, Newland, and Wallace, Walter Burgess, Frank Heath, and Walter Munros. SOUTH LONDON ...

... h Brewery, at Pontefract, were charged with stealing 25 e bottles of beer and stout, the property of their employer, e Mrs. PickersAgill, on Sunday morning. Mr. James Moxon h appeared to prosecute, anad Mr. I. Kaberry defended the o prasoners. - Mr. Kaberry ...

... Stewart resigns v his commission, dated 29th inst. Army Medical 3 Reserys of Officers: Surgeon-Lieutenant Charles Carter Moxon, 2nd Volunteer Battalion the York 6 and Lancster~egunent, to he sorgeon-hieutenant, t dated 29th inst. v ACcDENrr IN THE MEcSEY ...

... lbay. Terriss, Mr William ?? Juite 25th, 1S92. Terry, Mr Edward ?? 1st, l193. Thornton, Mr Frank ?? 1Gth, 1895. Travers, Sir Hyram. ?? 1.h, t'3l3. Travis, Mr Frank ?? 2d, 1893. Tree, Sir Beerbohm ?? 4th, al95. Trevalion, Mr F. W ?? 14th, 1S3. Turner, Mr ...