... death is smeasesed ef Mr. Bonoini, the wdl.hemswo euraece of Sir 8001 • 11 Muss..Liamehee He was born I. Leedom' in 1796. Thomas &yew, a was remeaded at Westminster, ea deaday, on • shams of atteraptitig to murder • men whom he stabbed in the head in ...

... AN DM/MAID. A man named Thomas Karla. who resides at 11. Lyonasstreet. was summoned for hem g drunk. The defendant did appear. and the chairmen was about to inflict a of 10s. and costs when Mr. Inspector Wal.h mated the beech to grant • warrant for hi ...

... tr. ergs ring .4 a . .. err VS mad est ente indforly I red sal Mr 1 , 1 B Wades, (TM 1 OF DERBY. Par ry C.d.. . Id. ; ST. THOMAS', SEAPORT& I . weight of oh' ended rho • wad too' , - -Dr. Pdar. Dr. • TI.. a..! au. r•ri0.i.. 4 i stre j ry. Tbe lers-d ...

... NXTRAORDMART ACENK AT A CHURCH. Image ptommilaes eineemod triads' at Hampton. The of tie am. Arthur Hardy, had, with his gees le death of the the sm. teats Thomas Janos leie left I. Mum hem mom mem m sillme fally saplained, the 6.1“. d gnat bin Iliers to malb ...

... to prizes as follows: - - I l Prize -Tea-pos. Thomas M•Malson; prim- Pis:yd. - to playing-Fria Dlvheino : Dinner mend. Berman ; prize- 1 Ellen R. Webb, 7.Z1 marks: Eliztb , •ll hand's-An'. C. Lambert. . Hardy. 4 ; Loan Lee. mark,. ._ _- 1 14 r. pertr-ftee_ ...

... JOILD of 40.1 sons. MARRIAGES. Amensm—Hmeetaw—Ang. 16, .4 84. Michaele by lb. Hurbidite. Junes Gardner to Annie. el the late Thomas Heoshaw, of Limpid. BiIIWITT—OF , A.& et Jobn'sClaureb Wm. Mennen, of to H. H. Berton, of Waterloo Mesa of the Henry and Ilesnah ...

... which was lying in Langton Dock, on Monday. Mr. Maunder, solicitor, appeared on behalf of the relatives of the deceased ' Mr. Hardy, Q.C., for the owners of the vessel, and inspector Heydon watched the proceedings on behalf of the police. Robert Redhead deposed ...

... the Wesleyan Schoolroom, liarleoh-street. County-road, Walton. The Rev. Thomas Rodgers presided, and was enplaned on the platform by the Rev. Walter Bathgtte, Dr. Wool, Mr. Hardy, Mrs. Birch, Mr. Springs, and Mr. Smith. The Chairman said they had met ...

... supporters of Dr. Wood in the late County Council contest in South Walton. It was at first proposed to hold the social in Dr. Thomas's Mission Room, Anfield, but it was found to be small to seat the large gather. log who had presented themselves. Amongst ...

... Wanderers: J. Steen, goal ; F. Rudille and 0. Francis, backs; T. F. Tehay, T. Hooper, and J. Griffiths, halfbacks; J. A. Tebay, E. Thomas, E. J. Williams, and A. N. Other, forwards. Bootle Reserve : Griffiths, goal; W. Veitch and Howarth, backs ; Moffat, Mobley ...

... AIGBURTH NURSERY, GRASSENDiLE, Close to Gramm:laic Station (Cheshire Lines). Contains the varisties,well grown, vigorcus, and hardy. A visit is desired before ordering front distaut nurseries. ROBERT P. KER & SONS, AIG.BURTH NURSERY, AND BASNETTSTREET, LIVERPOOL ...

... Mr Evan Thomas. Mr o G Pritchard, president of this orgauisemon, occupied the chair. Songs were ably renderod by the Misses Olwen Parry, Gracie Roberts, Messrs John Elite. it J Davies. and Edward 11 Roberti., and recitations by Mr Evan Thomas. The following ...