... a look round The result was the discovery of the dead body of Bennett suspended from a beam ia one of the rooms, Dr. Maybury who was sum- moned, was of opimion that the body had been hanging for about The body was entirely nude, with the exception of socks ...

... arrange to have Lala aod 1 baried is harassed into many stable Evans sald that when he first saw the pri famous danseuse. to hanging on circumstantial evidence, Lord Grim- girl attempted to selze her, The OF Dear one another. dacling! How we they are aol ...

... DT JOBYRH BENNETT. Patriotic composers are still laying the offerings of their art at the foot of the throne, and in such abundance that the Jubilee year bids fair to supply the market with loyal song for generations to come. It may be imagined that these ...

... yyr. HERBERT'S Curer FACE PowDia. —A delicate prinoratkci for beaetH)lnE complexion tree t ro . mime; which snow tender *kb. paeket., Gd., IL. an Ib. ti. 4w%, 7, 14, an ISI it nips. There It a Ural& the:. rTer slsti rtspired twitold by W. Herbert, •sr ...

... CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS. THE Cheapest Paper Hangings, of all descriptions, are at C. F. TIMJEUS’S, 90, HIGH STREET, BEDFORD ALEXANDER GRANT, TAILOR, HATTER, & WOOLLEN DRAPER* ST. MARY’S, BEDFORD. Riding Habits. Hunting Coats. LI SERIES. UNIFORMS. S MERCERY ...

... health of Lady Herbert and Lord Pembroke. Tbe Chairman responded to the toast, and, conclusion, proposed Success to the Herbert Convalescent Home. Mr. Seymour, MP., next gave Success the Salisbury Infirmary, of which the late Lord Herbert was so munificent ...

... health of Lady Herbert and Lord Pembroke. The CHATILWAS responded to the toed, end, in non. elusion, proposed Success to the Herbert Convalescent Home. Mr. DAIIBY M P., next give be the Salisbury Infirmary, of which the late Lord Herbert was so munificent ...

... THE HERBERT MEMORIAL HOME FOR CONVALESCENTS. Satunlay last the ceremony of laying the first stone of the Herbert Convalescent Hospital took place at Bournemouth. Hants. Immediately after the decease of the late Lord Herbert, his friends and neighbours ...

... LADY HERBERT'S BOOK. Lady Herbert has just given to the world her Impressions of Spain in a handsomely illustrated volume, and there is little doubt that the very name of its authoress will procure for the book large sale. Lady Herbert, as is well ...

... erected to the memory of the late Lord Sidney Herbert of Lea. Most of our readers will be aware that after the death of Lord Herbert a meeting of his friends in the county of Wilts was called, in order to decide the most fitting means of commemorating his ...

... —Before Mr. Cartis•Bennett. A e.—Jamer Guest, 44, of Creteentatreet, Honing dale, charged with , stealing a gun. -Henry Russell, of Norland •road. , Nottiog•hill, said he waa • gunmaker. On the sth inn. he missed a double barrelled gun valued at,. sovereign ...

... Butler 4 Bennett 4 Jackson M. Charge Sheep Stealing.—At the Nottingham Shir* hall, on Sat uni ay la*t. middle-aged man. named Henry Shipman, was brought on remand charged with having stolen certain sheep, the property «i Matthew Coulmar, S‘lntone, the ...