... Gormonsoia; Berridge. it =TIOILL.—The Rev. Paul Wyatt, as decided sot to accept the living of Deems, offered by the Countess of Cardigan. The popular Chaplain of Savoy, visited the ammo of his former labour and suitably dithouthed to • large congregation at ...

... thought it necessary.—The case against I White was withdrawn. GRAMMAR SCHOOL ASSAULT AT ARMS. A large and interested audience was present at the assault-at-arms given memb, re of the Grammar School in the large hall on Saturday evening. The entertainment ...

... mission tour is Canada and the United Sham—The Bev. Paul W. Wyatt. of the Savoy Chapel, has been nominated by the Countess of Cardigan to parish Wino* of Dane, Nortbants.--fipeeial maim of the usual character were hold in all the *hutches on Friday last, the ...

... credit, and you ran the risk of the whole of 'of mon ey lender , . your &cotton being swept away at any sameseat.' 'ARM NO BILLS OF SALE. 46. JOHN STREET, LUTON, I mad there is aboolutely no publicity whatever. Mandates, Thursdays, Fridays. 3$ On menipt of ...

... the Bedford Arms, at Eaton Bray on the 3rd of August. The defendant was further charged with assaulting P.c. F. Arthur while in the execution of his duty, on the same date.— Frederick Halsey said he was the landlord of th.- Bedford Arms, and the defendant ...

... affair would keep him at home. He insisted on their going without him, as a party of friends went the same route in a few days. John Dalton, the head clerk, was installed in Traverse's stead • he was an inferior person in stature, with something disagreeable ...