... unto the School. He was insensible, blood was coming from his nose, and he bad a wound on the left aide of the temple. Dr. Grattan wag near by, but tbe deceased died before he could reach him.—Mr. Henry Win. Edwards, the Schoolmaster, also gave evidence ...

... received penny you, lam armed! Stand clear of me I” Coppin advance nor its equivalent since the worka ran away behind bis wife, started. Their work, which moat disgusting Mr. Willis : The best thing be oauld do. and filthy, John Bum. conaidera ia well ...

... quartette,” was amusingly given by Messrs. Birch and Whitby and the Herds. N. S. Hodson and F. R. Psmbarton; white ** A little (arm,** la which the first three named gentlemen took part, created great deal of lun.—At the close, the proposition of the Rev. ...

... Ripple-road, Barking, towards Raanham, in charge Alfred Nottidge, when the wagon collided with lamp-post noar the Westbury Arms, knocking it down and amashing it. ATIONAL Chubch.—The anniversary services in connection with this church were held on Sunday ...

... Loates, out of the saddle, the two veterans of their profession— Tom Cannon and John Osborns are very low down in tbs list, and at least one of them has ridden his last race. John Osborne's retire-1 ment, consequent upon Us accident this summer, it definitive ...

... Pi Issuer had witn -ss’s coat.—Frederick James Harii-, a gas stoker, said he left bis Cardigan j.cxet the lobby, and afterwards found prisoner with the coat on his arm and wearing witnes's hat lop of bis own. Pri-oner said, ** Put Goo’s sake let go.” William ...

... Thurlby, Woodford Bridge. Essex. COOK-GENERAL wanted; fringe; good character; w'ages up to £l6 ; small fumfly.— A. A., 12, Cardigan-road. Richmond, S. W. M WANTED. HOUSEMAID ; also GENERAL (ages 18-20); good character.— 10, Eusfconsquare, London. N.W. u ...

... SERVANTS WANTED CONTINUED WANTED, good GENERAL SERVANT, who can plain cooking; housemaid kept.— Apply to Mrs. Grattan. Ongar. F GENERAL SERVANT ; about 18 ; two A children (6 and 8); good home ; assistance Iven. Mrs. Johnson, 16, Woodlands-road, [ford ...

... Southend. /VRASS FARM wantetl, in Essex; acres; objection few acres arable. —Farm. I. Vicarage-gardens, Kensington. London. W. ARM HOUSE ; furnished ; good cycling ' roads ; close river; stocked garden; two sitting, tive bed rooms, and good kitchen ; 2 miles ...

... STRAYED. ...

... v, once. D. Hodge, Waterhouse Farm. Chelmsford. 251 1.^ ARM LABOURER wanted; one who can pluiiah preferred ; good wages ; cottage and garden.—Apidy, J. Ruse, Harps Farm, Great HalUnghury. _ Ij'ARM LABOURER. po*>d, wanted; cottage and garden free.—Apply ...

... inouey lvox eontaining . a dress suit, a (Had CLASSES atone hag, and a large quantity of household y |, ( .„d, on Wednesday, John • line!), wearing apparel, ote . valued at £l5. (A .k| mr i, army pensioner. South Shoebury, i tin- prop- rty of U ilham U’Kcnlly ...