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... ..m .Wtdw.udununnd-ofldh ra(:sphm). He trasted the Club woaild be the ad vantage of Castieford Liberalism, con- MMMN%V&&.M& ship roll of nearly 300, and he fsit confident maglh(lubwumunpntpowhum (-mbul). . AUsTIN, M.l'. for the Osgoldcroas Divide-.vlowu ...
... Aboat 10000 spoctators. .“u record of tae New Zoalanders now stands— Fifiy-four mutches ' played, thirty-Gve won, fiftoen lost, and four drawn. ‘ s?unu 1 miner, to Lancashire 3 winors. As Whalley )!::Lco. fi-mh:ut . Halifax 2 tries, 7 minors, to Broughion ...
... Barriar TABRKNACLE —On Wednesday aftar m»eca & pubiic tes was held in coanection with mifindmfiu. C. Welton {iate of umdm-bnmum ship. About persons sal dows to & sadstantial tes. The tables were w‘w demeumm aded many oid friends of Mr. Walton. S h-.q.-lz ...
... volames it contained were much :Pmclund by m-nx of the meombers, It was 0 ghulnfw find that cut of 235 members they bad only lost one by death, and he alluded in feeling and CW terms (o the recent death of Mr. T. R, Preston, nurseryman, St. Jobn's, who ...
... Mr. when compelled to do s by m.?‘dm.. ‘s~oll¢s°m. vote of thanks to the mv&dmd the shipping houses claim- ' ehoir. riog tbe course of his remarks Mr. ing £4OO lost on goods o them, omLuuso-uu thank the choir not only seainst which sdvances had msde ...
... eide of us, and in a single /lash, as it seemed, we werc afire also, as indced in less Lhan a quarter-of-an-bour half the shipping in the port. There was a capita! piciure of ths scese, by tue bye, in the Jllustrated Lomdon News. ““Of the fire, or of ...
... jnstices that the writing was not his, and Mr. James Maciaty roho( the li-vl{ Telcgraph, said Mr. Burleigh was on Her My M‘ ship Howe, and would not be Lack for a fortnight. The initinls on the cheque were not in Mr. Burleigh's haudwnitiog. Prisoner c ...
... by a twomasted ves The message is dated February 9, 1889, and It scems that & yacht of Lthat name is suppored 10 bave been lost about that time, The remains of the late Hon W. J Wentworth Firzwilliam, 3P, for l'olerboto-afl. wore interred on enumfl’ln the ...
... analysis for the public,” 1 then go to a neighbouring barmah to its analys*, aad to my surprises he declined to analyse it lost be shoald have togive evidence io court against apothcr pnblic analyst. 1 then for. warded lhoum:lw Mr Hawkine, I’ C.S , of ...
... on board, beaides her oargo, 18 passengers and a crow of 40 souls, all of whom were taken off In safely except & stoker, He lost his life whilst attempiing to get intc s boat intended for the mmm&numwm. state of co-,guh-mn directors of the Company were ...
... adopting this Act for the Wakefield Raral i weas discussed at oonsiderable length, sad that the motion for its adoption was lost b{ & very small majority. Mr Norwood immedistely ‘{IN notice at the time of his intention to move that the resolution be resciuded ...
... ounnhflmw ment was casried oud regard to the stwlls, which lehmplono-hmmlpooflo. whose & pacial 't'..i'::‘’ ves, A Christmas ship, 'Muvuhzotwnaul -&aw.g-nm stitraction It was ¥ lemd Mr Pailllp Smith, of mwmulno'm-mmu : paid it ‘h a:a.d that Jm € S¢S Are ...