... of the leading railway companies are arranging for tho instruction of their employes in First Aid to the Injured by the St. John Ambulance Association. A Bicester farmer, named Chowns, and his wife, have been found almost suffocated in bed through heating ...

... the Office. The fullest information given Free of Charge, Dally, at the Offices of the Society, 27, Change alley, Sheffield. JOHN EDIjY. Manager. CHAS. SIMPSON. Cashlee. DEAD BOKSES and COWS fetched any distance; best pric®, paid same time.—W. B, Beeson ...

... bo from Mr. Locke’s pen. It is intended to petition the Home Secretary grant a respite in the case of John Pi ice, conj vict*d of wife murder Cardigan on the 17th inst. It is, however, felt that there but little chance of securing the respite of the condemned ...

... be Serjoant-at-Arms, vice Captain resigned. The execution of John Price, a sergeant in the Cardigan Artillery Militia, for wife murder, has been fixed for August 5, at Cardigan, The Queen of Sweden has just received at the bands Mr. John ...

... Chippitighouse road; nominated by G. A. Tandy and C. ii. Vessey. St. George’s Ward. John Merrill, electro-plater, 30, Albany road, Sharrow; nominated by J. J. Grattan and J. T. Deakio. A well-attanded moetiujf of the St. Wanl Municipal Committee was held ...

... and John Turner, all young men from Sheffield. and John Morrison and David Jordan, from Leeds, were ordered to detained tn custody until Saturday morning, keep theui clear of the races, because of acta of vagrancy.—Angus Cameron, Edinburgh, John Fox, ...

... Garrick,” the Gaiety mature, Mr. F. Leslie would sit arm chair which once belonged to famous actor, and which now is tbe property of the Green Boom Club, to which institution was presented by Mr. John Hare. Those who expected see chair on the Gaiety stage ...

... vioe-ehairmau, presiding. The other members present were—Aid. W. H. Brittain, J.P., Meesre. George Skinner, John Wheeldon, Hamer Chalmer, John Eaton, E. Menunott, E. Richmond, and T. Wrasse, wiUj the Borough Surveyor (Mr. R. Davidson). The Committee had ...

... nose-rings. Ornaments plaited Into the hair are torn away, and if the arms are covered with gold and silver bracelets, they do not take the time draw them off one one, but bolding her arm on the f round, they hammer with a stone until tha often solid and ...

... which has prevailed. has given him second crop rasp- India Office, telegram from Sir H. Macpherso ** Mandalay, October 13.—John Boyle. 26th 2nd) Battalion Somersetshire Light Infantry, killed at Sintbawafa, 9th October.” Trained dogs were successfully ...

... with John’s Ciiorch, Park, was opened in the Cutlers* HalL Owing the depr«'S'ion in trade the support given the churchwardens fund ami other objects connected with that church has not been as liberal formerly. —The Rev. James Gilmore, Vicar St. John’s, ...

... by the pnsoacr, and wa»alidad for the defence that the latter was not average The Greek gipsies, who have been encamped In Cardigan Fields, Leeds, for a week, were on Sunday the victims of brutality. A crowd of rough a, chiefly lads, broke into the encampment ...