... cold and hunger and had died from their effects. The Board hare maw tithed that there are no cases of cholera at Varna. Jesse James, the notorious American highwayman and railway train robber, has been shot dead at St. Joseph, Missouri, by two companions ...

... joined the team for MAO= of his own. and that be would soon reappear in • guise that would not be phasing. • He may be Jesse James himself. had declared one of the *Meet teamsters in the party. It wasasuggemive circumstance that the Major's horse had ...

... William, High-street, Notting-hill Fenn, Charles, 27, Frith•street, Soho Fenn, Henry, 1, Suffolk place, Ra.ellff Fisher, Jesse James, Oxford -street Fisher, John, Duke-street, St. James's Fisher, John, 5, Union-terrace, Rateliff Foxiee, Mary Ann, 95, St ...

... Esqrs. ; Dr. Symons and Dr. Millard ; Alderman Bodenham, James, and Jay; Messrs. E. A. Price, W. Webb, Watkins (draper), Jesse James, T. A. Court, Jas. Williams, F. Ruddle, W. Russell, Jas. Davies, John Hatton, T. F. Wall, W. H. Gibson, P. Morris, B. Mißs ...

... poaching,. and sentenced to hard labour for three months. A similar charge brought against Georojs Kerley, Williams Jaws, and Jesse James, of Holt, was dismissed. Mr. Atkinson appeared for the defendants. Alfred Wiltshire, keeper to Mr. Coles, saw the defendants ...

... Zealand, Africa, fte., ct'i HoLuatr '« Otlico. 8, Castle Snitbeld. YETERINARY JNFIRMARY, HOLYWELL CROSS, CHESTERFIELD. JESSES. JAMES d- g ' VETERINARY SURGEONS, OF CHESTERFIELD. WISH inform Gentlemen, Farmer?, and Tradespeople cf ROLSOVRK and DISTRICT ...

... GLASGOW TO QIIk Ad N.. MANITOBA. a.- Second CAD all Ss CO.. SMITH. &OA St Jobs . * PUP.. ith Way. May. )• Nth Mey. 27th May. Jess. Jame. 17th Jar . - BOSTON, LTIMORE, iUEBEC, rise lA. 112 17. to £l7 16e Verne. A the P. Perth. ...

... Glasgow; also Fred C. Kelly, W. Hale, H. M'Laughlin, D. Metcalfe, Andrew Johnston, T. Smyth, S. M. Stanley, H. Megraw, James Jess, James Forsythe, Geo. M'Cormack, M. Duffin, H. Maginnes, Charles Coote, R. Milligan, J. Chartres, John Laverty, jun , of Belfast ...

... Abraham Keay, Wage St. Win. Wright, Sib Henry Map; The Square. Samuel Wilson, St. John Maipll, The Square. B. Johnston Jess, James Macartaey, Bow St. Bow. The Public will please notice that every Bottle bears their Registered Label, and in addition that ...

... P. 0.8. ; Robin Hood, 6,435, Henry Dads; Boys! Forest of Dean, 4,131, T. H. Morrie, P,O D.E.; Maid of the Pored. 4,361, Jesse Jame, and Charles Smith ; Flower of the Forest, 4,369, William ! , mith.. P. 0.0.8. ; Forest, 4,427, Edward Morgan. P. 0.8. ; ...

... agreed • be w$ to, elder* el improving to. ot Shiro On. to Suffolk sad It awasaessi that 00 01 to. 'alas al DI nob, had besa —Jess Jame, who woo asalemad is Math fer murder et as tie alt.. he. ham reprieved. • UOOD —TM mesh M bonito is St. Imo Cars well es ...

... Seas I Met a Whip ot ?Saw. Mn. 9. 0. Penn. Oed lave the Quote.* Cowarweive TRa Coeirrir Paniox.-Bsonamary Charietions.—Jesse James, assault, seven days; George Plitne, vagrancy, fourteen days; William Flitney, ditto, ditto; David Keen, leaving family ...