... with the company’s that Mr. Kingston should present it Mrs. Warrington in the name of the lodge. Brother Kingston accepted the trust with pleasure, and said he felt quite sure that Mrs. Warrington would value it all the more coming not from the funds of the lodge but from the private subscriptions of the members. Mrs. Warrington had for many years rendered her valuable services to the lodge, ...

... new highway rate of Gd. in the pound was signed for the parish of St. Peter. OUTRAGEOUS HUSBAND. Thomas JF’illis, was brought up on remand, charged with assaulting his wife, on the 27th of May. Mr. stated that the prisoner had been brought up at the last court, but in consequence of bis being in state of drunkenness they were unable to try him. He had therefore bet ii remanded fo* week, and ...

... Warrington in the name of the lodge. Brother Kingston accepted the trust with pleasure, and said he felt quite sure that Mrs. Warrington would ■value it all the more as coming not from the funds of the lodge but from the private subscriptions of the members. Mrs. Warrington had for many years rendered her valuable services to the lodge, acting as their treasurer, and not member of it had ever ...