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... flatter woold • as or proprietors of etiale•ye, and the stands . 1 he : to i nom fee two months with hard labour. Treeen.-31nrch 22, et Granby Hill. Letitia Eliza Temker. take steps to remove him front bis bad mulattoes at the 1 slionld be removed from the ...
... been very smell eneouragl I.y tlir result of the last year'e work, eleven p,rsons had been added to li. fellowship uf the church. .tildr..sse.: were given Ibv the Rev. A. ft. Davidson, B. T. tough, A. gorton, Heath, Coitus cud Davis. —A inectinz of the ...
... (missal Neweastlean.Tyss, were formady elected and installed In the High Chief Ranger being itro. George Smith, and the lligh Sub• Chief Banger, Bro. hwith. . --- new executive were TCCeIVINI with and the Foetal*i of the Hi„rh Court meeting terminated. Cbigow ...
... as August t plaintifs tart were standing sub. corner of UlllOll Street, when defendant's horse and cart were driven down High Street to the Swan, and the driver a man named l'ople, went into the bar. Pople sub's: drove through Street, pegging plaintire ...
... attempted The Cape Times, dealing with the same subject, has resolved on retiring into a convent. ll 22 (Afternoon), via St. Vincent. Gmorntoco Aims, April 22. says : —The fight at Gingiblovo, as seen from Ekowe General Felix Dooley, the youngest of three ...
... towns was 23 annually per thousand. The rate in London was 22 • Edinburgh, 19; Glasgow, 2'2; Dublin, 33; Portsmouth, 15; Brighton, 16; Nottingham, 17; Leicester, 18; Birmingham, 21; Wolverhampton, 22; Bristol, Bradford, Sheffield. Liverpool, and. Leeds, 28; ...
... the Republic. the Act of 1870 violated the principle laid down by the very poor. Mr I.:gan, sub-inspector of the constabulary,. Act of 1818, and observed for 22 years, that occupiers of who was on a tour of inspection, accompanied the officers Returns ...
... identified it by a mark on its foot. The prisoner was committed for trial at the assize. Boaouou POLICE, Monday.—Before Mr A. Andrews, Mr T. Purnell, Mr 11. W. Livett.—Mary Sweet was charged with administering poison to Harry Glanville, on the 6th inst. Elizabeth ...
... ur ing the peer: ranee,, 213 and yards; any posi• best means for appropriating the money collected for the i lion-let prize, 22, Gunner Lilly, and, Sergeant' relief of the widows and orphans of the men lately M a j or Ch ar l es , 3rd, 1 Os, Sergeant Cox ...
... —Con Michaelmas Day, at St. p ul e, Church, Bath, Alfred Reginald, eldest son of the late Tr E. D. Jell. of Bristol. and formerly of Plymouth, to Susie Slatter, of Kingsmead PITIDDLE--CAputios.--Sept. 2s, at the Church, Woburn Square, David, eldest son ...
... OBSERVER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1879. The Church of Emmanuel was the visited, and the martial strain of the bands drew together a large concourse of persons, who after the volunteers had taken their seats, thronged the church. At the conclusion of the service ...
... Coroner, Mr H. S. Wasbrough, held an inquest at the Falcon Inn, College Street, on,the body of Henry Steer, a haulier, aged 22, lately residing at Stephen's Court, Lower Lamb Street, College Green, who was discovered banging in a stable near his house ...