... last lesson. We | understand that no judicial proceedings will be ' instituted. WAKEFIELD. ' Stealing Cherries.— Thomas Leach and Thomas Fletcher, two navigators, were charged I with stealing cherries from a tree in the orchard of Mr. Robert Hollins, ...

... approended was under the influence liquor. The case is nder remand. A RAILWAY GUARD KILLED.— A guard of a lineral train named Thomas Ellicott, of Wellmgboroueh, •as killed at Syßton Junction, near Leicester, on Friday ight. He had shunted his train from the ...

... sutich itifrmation on the cus- torus of mancrs nud local history, ?? cannot fail to be hizhly valuable. The aid of Sir Thomas Hardy and the Rev. CanoD Jenkins has boon associated in the furtherance of this objeet. The whole contents of the archiepiscopal ...

... in the centre of the reservoir he was seized with cramp, and sank. Hardy hlowers and their Culture.— Mr. John Wood, of Kirkstall, favours us with a few remarks on the cultivation of hardy flowers, which are thoroughly reliable, strike at the root of the ...

... bread and other things lower in price than ever was known before. Another Waterloo veteran has yielded np his wpirit. Mr. Thomas Saiithson, who died at Bromley on Saturday, aged ninety-six, served in tho Peninsular War and fought at Waterloo. He entered ...

... master ana matron of the Industrial Schools. »„^- w ;„ Receiving orders were filed in Leeds on Wednesday in the estates of Thomas Bvrom, beerhouse-keeper Jiaststreet; and John S. Barrow, accountant and rentcollector, Trinity-street. , A lecture on the ...