... ,ersey; Balaclava ss, Bor. eleaux- Ilusy Bee, Cork- Sea eloler Sb, Cardigan; .1 ensaalemma, Tsganrog. ifn Kingrcoad, Rob the Ranter, Valerino. In Avonmouth, Brother's Pride, St. John's, N B. ..In Channel, Canada, Jenken, Newv York.- Shailed, Canmbria ...

... linock-cd 6n the arm, for which lie claimued thle aniount iasesced. By his Honour-Did be hurt you matchp Yes,. Ie Plnmoyt made me cry. His Honour-Did you ?? 'Well,f'Id- 0I is Honour-Its strange you sholuld cry frtnm a blow. on ilhe arm, it nimst have ;been-n ...

... sion he elmaged the door after the house was locked up I f aid struck bus father. He was sent to. prison for one ,f month.-John Merrett was fined .ll::and. costs for drunkenness, it being hbi second offenc6..-The license of the Crown inn was transferred ...

... Ptriqt Nlroo BATH. PoLICE, THunSDAY.-A labourer named John Stamp, charged with being drunk and incampable in St. John's- road, Bathwiclr, on Wednesday night, was fined 2s. and l 2s. costs.-William Hiscocks, labourer, charged with a I similar offence in ...

... Kelston; John Lacock, 19, Cornwell-terrace, Bath; W. Dyer, Avon.street, Bath; Wm. OJsborue, King's Arms inn Bath; George Holmes, Twerton; Henry Parker Weston- John Stone, Westgate-build. ligs, Bath; Henry Picklord, Norton St. Philip; John I bult, La ...

... Blackwood, from Mary Williams to Alary Her m An intermediate transfer of the license of the Treden Arms inn, Elsymney, was granted to Evan Dach fri Evan Lewis.-John Cobbett, innkeeper, of Perr i, was Eummoned by Jane Tippin for a sum of £1 i., arrears in a bastardy ...

... ,,nitr,, a tqt 94M BATH. POICE, YESTERDAY.-John Whitehead and Charles Fenton were charged with stealing turnip greens from Eriglishlcombe. The offence having been committed beyond the borough, the prisoners were handed over to nd he county authorities ...

... CANTERBURY, 2.-The Ho'. A. 1 .- Laurie (C), oAlr. C. Eiwardi 1. ,X:. If. A. ?? Jobustone ?? CARDIFF, J-vilk. B. J. r-I 1, - : CARDIGAN, 1.-M1r. D. Dfliea I.. CARDIOANdSIRE, 1.-Mr. 1.. Ll.vl, L . M1. L Pugh (L). CARLISLE, 2.-Mr. B. Ferguson I., W,;r .. r.. ...

... returned unopposed on Thursday. We leasn from a communication from Portsmouth that the candidature of our fellow-citizen, Mr. John F. 'Norris pronises to have a successful result, Ths general enthusiasm, says our informant, with which the Liberal candidates ...

... Case dirmizssed.-John Burgers, of Shepton Mallet, was gumn cuned to show cause, &-c. He was ordered to pay gm 2s. Ed. per week and costF.-HanhWbGre the Slade, was fined Is. for not sending her child to schooL. -Geor~ge Lainbert, John Lambert, and Thomas ...

... offices attached -MSr. C. W. Whalley, £275B. Mr. John Phillips, £25; Mr. 3. Watkins, £25; ir. E. Wyatt. £25. The last named was accepted, l'OICiE couRT/ SATOUDAY.-A tramp, hailing from Shefflield, named John BEoskee, was charged with apply- lag for relief ...

... win dows i as followA !- To tire Aory of God. an in memorymof C i..rs John C hampiorpio uei boin Jure 20, 1814, died January 2, 1880. The three email hlchild below represent the arms of the ancient Norman family of Crespisny, and alto those of the Irish ...