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... 19; Mr. Abraham Rtobini- and 50.1, 113; Mr. John Lees, 32; Mr. Edward Stokes, 60; Mr. cars Acres Aislead, 12; Mr. Charles Cheetham Bailey, 9; Mr. cash Usriry lYoinson, 10; Mr. James Sideboitom, 10 , Mr. John IV NVaterhouotsa 18'; Mvr. Joshna Lees, 10; ...
... featoona, and inscribed wi niot banners became still more numerous, the venerable th Aill) thoroughfares of Bioad-street and John-street assuming se om- almost the aspect of a Parisian boulevard. Spanning one ut he of the principal thoroughfares leading ...
... by a number of the deceased commissioner's friends, including Messrs. T. Bouch, John North, G. Kerferd, P. Wright, Edward Banner, Warner Shand, Briggs, Graham, T. Paget, John Yates, Frederick Sltevenson, W. Lace, Bigland, F. North, Elliott, Vance, Pickering ...
... CarminrtheU- It Liangeei ^plesooy; Llallsawel, Carinarthen; and F11ntewalle, Cardigan, .ati iSyr. lilEmi's5 laTrrY Sunsslaos-On Saturday, t11 before Airn H. 8. Htill, John Howard, recently rj teleased from lii'kdale, was charged with seating d iX 3ep1iiethe ...
... Paul's Cathedral, four B new bishops were consecrated by the Arch- c bishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of SI Londou-the Rev. .John Sheepshanks, as ,ishop of Norwich; the Rev. Joseph s Sidney 1 111, as Bishop of Western E Equatorial Africa; and the Rev. Isae ...
... dstadinglsouth-st July 1, 9 N, 28 W. , An American ship, bound out, shown a white flag with , blue anchor In contra, Aug. 1, off Cardigan Bay. [1a4 TZLEGRAFH.] Vests ?? at Boeffae. Amela fromn Quebec at Waterford. Crusade, fromademel at Dublin. '~Jason, frcm ...
... in the house. He left there about Revenon Friday evening, being then under the intduence of drink, and went to the Clayton Arms public house, and Edward NJazsey stated that he saw him there ' very drunk on - Friday night. It Nvas the deceased's oustomn ...
... ry-ddvn, r Flintshire, to whom was given the prize of £;10, v and a first prize of 5 guineas was vwon by Mr. John Jones, Cwmera 'arm, Talsarn, Cardigan- shire, for a handbook on gardens and small holdings in Wales. The adjudicators withheld the prize of £15 ...
... Feilden, On a Lord PA Grosvenor, Lord Cland John Hamilton, jU toa ,rT. Hibbert, S. Holland, R. Leake, W. J. Legh, j l at Morgan Lloyd, David MacIver; Hugh Mason, G. 0. pr Morgan, T. B. Potter, Stuart Rendes, John Roberts, an J. P. Thomasson, W. F. Tollemache ...
... feeling being that to force a contest or con- tests before then would involve a wanton ex- penditure. It is understood that Mr. John Clancy will contest St. Anne's WNard in Novem- ber, and on Sunday last the members of the West Toxteth branch of the Irish ...
... the Elementary Education BiIl aa resumed.. Authority is given to the Press Associa- tion to coutradict the report that Sir John Gorst, Under Secretary of State for India, lhs resigned or has any intention of resign- ing his position as a member of the ...
... mourners were r- Messrs. John Baxter, Charles Habershon a r, Baxter, and William EL Baxter (sons), mis i Margaret Baxter and Miss Ada Baxter f Z (daughters), Mr. B. Habeaon (botherr-lar ; fr. 2. AoCe, M. Chabrles Pa~rk, M~r. John Park, e Rev.. W. WaZsonZZ ...