... where all sorts of games were indulged to. Afterwards tbe band attracted them to the cricket-ground, where they commenced dancing, and continued unttl it was dark. The balls rang merry peals during tbe day. The members of the Stamford Loyal Albion lodge ...

... lost by kee’ ping to the ay, the plou as as usual and the entries up to the mark. (Cc If was any falling off in the atten dance at it was o to the weather, many who had been on the ground ha g got gone hi = to change their not the pluck to tur: - t witht ...

... Orry lut year became aware of fact hi* wife's former husband wu living at Derby, and working at hia trade of scythe-stick and clog maker. Defendant, having been persuaded to keep off Mr. Orry's premises, wu allowed to the oourt An inquest wu held at the ...

... began with a stump speech on temperance, in which Mr. T. Phillips acquitted himself better than on any previous occasion. clog dance by Mr J Hoi and followed, and was deservedly applauded. After a ban : o song by Mr. J.Lee, the glee Come where my love ...

... Sheep-square was worth at least 20002. Jfr. Williams said it was aU very well to say that it was worth 20002., but it was clogged with public pathways, and could not be used by the Corporation for any other purpose but that. (Laughter.)â?? The Town Clerk ...

... Cranborne, and Sir S Northcote all spoke in favour of Mr. Clay's measure; their object being, as stated by Mr. Ooschen, to clog and ao defeat the Reform BiU. Mr. Bright maintained that the ancient theory of the Constitution was that the occupation of ...

... endeavouring to sustain the prond character which ‘‘ the little county” so richly deserves for her past spirited and successful competition for the honours of Baker-street. The Society again offers an extended list of je A game of cricket was played on Saturday ...

... s proposal having been acceded to by the Chancellor of the Exchequer witbout insisting upon the Government had framed to clogging clauses which the was 23 carry it into effect. The House mtly well pleased at the final settlement of a diffi cult question ...

... Conlon was especially entei ing in his temperanco lecture, which was based scientific principles, and also in the concluding clog dance. The ladies greatly contributed to the success of tke evening, Mrs. Morley's song, Awake, awake, with piano and violoncello ...

... fields about to let by auction for a term 8 years, and afterwards proceeded to the letting, for which there was considerable competition. Three parcels New Close Field, formerly held by Thos. Parkin Lumby rent of 121. 10s. were put up two lota, and realised ...

... determined to call a general meeting and attempt to get the new shares put up and sold by auction to the highest bidder. In accor- dance with this, the object of the meeting, Mr. Small, surgeon, proposed, and Mr. Clarke, butcher, seconded, a resolution to the ...

... per cent., and have lessened the prices of steam-engines considerably. This will have the effect largely of neutralizing competition, and preventing the success of smaller establishments in which, through not having such perfect organization as exists in ...