... Mori for ten or other weer. Thursday 25 be oomplw. a s of p.n. in bead, and said he dot not Di El tithe/aryl Lieut. the Earl Cardigan, know what to duet holm. He ant 0 7 Q 11, ; 1 , from the Old-Fellows, ea enure his brother. nod 23. them no • fhti ...

... the Swan Hoed, and Mr. George Gobey, of Castle Street, were the caterers of refreshments. WILL THI LAT! ME. JOHN BARNITT.—The will of Mr. John Barnett, the musical composer, late of Cotleswold. Leckbampton. Gloucesteraltire. who died on April 17th last ...

... Rusiell is re•paring a review of the Geneva award The Excise duty on playing cards last year was £14091 lls. The statue of Grattan, for College-green, hi. arrived in Dublin. Signor Silvio has just sold his villa, near Florence, for 690,000 francs. Lunacy ...

... utast, Mr John Bmitn Brion; commended, Mr Blward &a-bider, sib Wrezell. and Mr Kuril, Shaw, Melkeham ; oommendrd. Mr William Pox &raven Woodboreogh. Clue 2—Pat sum, above three yews old, Ist, Mr P. R. Jeffreys, Laub, Heytesbary ; PA, Mr John Smitb ; ...

... Gordon, Sir William D. Stewart, Sir William R. Codrington, Sir John Sutton, Sir Reginald A. Barnewell, Sir John Esmonde, Sir Joseph Burke, Sir Gerald D. Fits-Gerald, Sir John V. Bradstreet, Sir John St. George, Sir Arthur C. Rumbold, Sir Vera E. De Vere, Sir ...

... the work in almost any direction momenta produce the same before the Vice-Chanoellor, Sir JOHN R. C. PAUL, Esq. of Pro- the operator may desire ; it is also an Arm T ., Swear, at his Chambers, situate at No. 12, Old Bead Master J. W. Kruse, M.R.C.P. - Square ...

... STATIONER, WOOD STRUT, SWLYDON. J. & J. COLMAN, SATURDAY. MAY 21, 1881. LOCAL. AND DISTRICT NEWS To lissom—lt youFfre • at ?Grattan,. Bedstead or Carpet, good ty reasoasble ereboues. Utah Streak 8 In the Howe of Common., on Monday, petitions were presented ...

... Bruileaell. Earl of Cardigan, K.C.8., Colonel 11th Hussars, of 4d, Portman-square, sun Ileene Park, Wansforl, Nerthamptonehlre, was proved in the London Court ou the 2.1ril eh. by the ht Hen Geor;e Viscount Curzon Captain the lion. John C. W. Vivian, NLP ...

... Glouccskershiro edition of Not Mai Herold on sale in Circawow asighbocbood *very Friday &became Three o'clock. Oopies be of Wool arms sad Barran Roue If —On Sunday the Rev. W. J. Avery, of Leaden. preaches in Cozwell Street Chapel on behalf of these missions ...

... corner. I wonder where Dino is He ought not to be out so late, with that cough of hi.. I suppose be has gone to Brett and Grattan'a. I am glad the dear fellow has put himself into their hands. Right ought to be done: she would have said so bonsai, and ...

... not so high as night otherwise have been the epee. There were TO rams brought to the hammer. fetched from p. to 21 ga, Mr. John a fine maim' at ?1. guineas. Others trete .p., 10 p., p.. 9i ore., 71 is. These 54 p., to op. The otherhighest 74 p.. 81 p ...

... was glad thst his friend Mr. Coleridge wee with they that eventing (lou I applauae). He had • telegram the previous osy Item John O'Connor, saying lie was sun to be with (applause). He did not came by the Ho, train by which they travelled, but he had ui ...