... HARRY YOUNG, In succeeding to the old-established business of Mr J. H. Welch, Sadler, &c., begs to assure the clergy, gentry, tradesmen and others, that it will be his endeavour to merit continuance of the favours bestowed on his predecessor, and trusts ...

... HARRY YOUNG, In succeeding to the old-established business of Mr* J. H. Welch, Sadler, &c., begs to assure the clergy, gentry, tradesmen and others, that it will his endeavour to merit a continuance of the favours bestowed his predecessor, and trusts ...

... Greatwood, and granted.—An out-door license for a beerhouse in Butter.bulldings, Radstock, was transferred from Thomas James to Harry Young. A number of school cases were heard for noncompliance with the statute, and dealt with as follows :—Henry Cottle, Henry ...

... Grammar School, Lancaahire. the wife of Johnson. M.A., daughter. TouNO.-May 8, at the Market Cross, Malmesbury, the wife of Harry Young, of daughter. DEATHS. m 9, L Trafalgar Place. Beth Bridge. George Mars Eager, late Victoria Street, aged a 5. 10, Cambridge ...

... untouched. Ile walked to the yeteold without In:attune. The bolt was drawu CA the cloth was etrzkiug the hour, end the en. harry young man died without struggle. ...

... Georgian, daughter of the late Rev. E. Whitely, rector of Sutton Montis. October 20, at St. Andrew's, Chew Magna, Herbert Harry Young, Esq . of Olyn Corrwg, South Wales, to Emma, daughter Richard Beverley, Esq.,of The Hollies. Chew Magna. October tlie Registry ...

... collier, Bream, pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly the July, and was fined 10s., and 7s. costs. —Thomas and Harry young colliers, of Phipps' Bottom, Whitecroft, were fined 55., and ordered pay 7s. costs each, for being drunk and disorderly ...

... o'clock he marched out of the Bonhay Green with the unsatisfactory number willing move. The iirst man in the procession was Harry Young, who describes himself a painter; car tied banner bearing the words The Unemployed of Exeter. he following mottoes printed ...

... 10, at Bournemouth, the wife of the Rev. Perry Ansley Ellis, of a daughter. YOUNG—Feb. 18 at Bransgore, the wife of Mr . Harry Young, of a daughter. ...

... their names we« «M of ckarlee by the Liberals the joint o T _ Bemictt and Roberts did not c fo 7'by the Conservatives Harry Young were claimed for oy district, was rjwrs Trevor-Davies supported a claim -fiyS Sis Johnson expense. rted by M r. J. Trevor- ...

... WEST CHINNOOK. A Nasty Kick.—On Monday evening, Harry Young, of West Chinnock, who works for Mr. J. Buekrell, was leading one hie master's horses drink, when *h» animal kicked on the face. a severe wound, extending from the forehead to the nose. Dr. Alford ...

... o'clock he marched out of the Bonhay Green with the unsatisfactory number willing move. The first man in the procession was Harry Young, who describes himself as a painter ; he carried a banner bearing the words The Unemployed of Exeter. The following ...