... it lame Concluded the warranty being given also lo it and judgment nWintiff AIr Bennett The Standard entertains its issue dispute Duke his protectionist tenant Air Bennett which ended lo Grace's discomfiture an award £6501 lie 4d compensation for his shrewdly ...

... Dieman's Land, in both of which colonies the authorities are most anxious to receive young women sent out under Mr. Sidney Herbert s scheme of emigration. Preston Fair, last week, no less than three successful horse-tricks were played by parties, who persuaded ...

... Baiiwell. —We are pleased to record the appointment of Mr. Austin Herbert, nf this villagu a lay-chorister or lay-clerk iv Worcester Cathedral. The election took place this week, when Mr. Herbert selected from several eminent competitors. Mr. 11. has for some ...

... ditto, 42s. per ewt.; candles. 5s. 3d. per dozen Ibs. S. S. Harris, for coal, Whitwick screenings, 9s. 6d. per ton; Robert Bennett, for mops and brushes—best white pound | mops, at 13s. per dozen; buss brooms, 9s. per dozen ; sweeping brushes, 24s. per ...

... Wetberall and W. de Capel Brooke, Esq.) — George Bennett, of North Kilworth, was fined 7s6d including costs, for riding on shafts at Sulby, on the 21st inst. P.C. Page, of Welford, preferred the charge. — Thos. Herbert, William Goodman, and Thomas Goodman, late ...

... rise from his dinner to serve out a small quantity of wine ordered for the dying man. Two emissaries of Kossuth have been hanged a place called St. George, Transylvania. Their names were Joseph Varady and Franz llartalis. Two of their com panions were ...

... Journal. Town-hall, Wednesday. — (Before J. Hudson, Esq.) — John Scholfield was charged with obtaining tbree pieces of paper-hanging by false pretences from Mr Snaitb, paper banger. He was remanded till Friday morning. — William Clarke and Jobn Freer, two ...

... which, at the present time, is out of repair :— Mr. B. Broadbent, £639.; Messrs. Herbert and Son, £477; and Messrs. and £524. was agreed unanimously that Messrs. Herbert's tender should be accepted. PINES AND PENALTIES. The following returns of fines ...

... partner of tha late Mr Wm Parsons. Mr Broadbent's tender amounted to £689, Messrs Lindley and Firn's to £524, ood Messrs Herbert aod Son's to £477. On the motion of Mr Pochin, seconded by Mr Hoskins, the last-named tender wu accepted. The return, from ...

... kept the Spread Eagle public-bouse there. going through the Insolvent Court tbe defendant had taken the business from Mr. Herbert Hudson, the plaintiff having security upon the stock, good-will, dec.; for £2,800. Of this the defendant afterwards paid £550 ...

... Because their personal liberty was inconsistent with the general good, and so they shut theta up between four wall and sometimes hanged them, because their life was inconsistent with the general good. 0, yes, their opponents would say, You may take a mans ...

... Forest), P. Carver, Capt, Freer, J. F. Stenson, J. Hunter, B. Kirby, H. Green, W. Hurley, J. (Lmdndge), B. E. Bennett, T. Miles, C. Macaulay, J. Herbert, E. S. Evans, Major Noel, Captain Buckley, J. Heggs, Lieut. Bryan, R. Lowe, R. Burdett, J. Inchley, jun ...