... WESLEYAN CONFERENCE. I The above Conference assembled on Tuesday, in the Wesleyan Chapel, Burslem, the president, the Rev Thomas McCullagh, being in the chair. Great interest being taken in the election of president for 1884-5, there was a full attendance ...

... morn- ing last a man, named Hardy, went to the com- plaioant's house in Church-lane and claimed a dog the complainant had bought from a man named Pisbby. The complainant showed Hardy the dog, aud some cunversation took place, Hardy claimieg the auimal as his ...

... -Dame Alice, the widow of Sir Thomas West, by her will, dated July 15, 1395, orders her body to be buried in the Priory of the Canons of Christ Church, in the county of Southampton, with her ancestors; and gave to Thomas, her son, a bed of tapiter's work ...

... Themes IcLinde Thomas R Campbell, John Goldsmith, William Liddell, Thomas R Appletotn Good, Samuel Lill, leone R Cainty, James Good, William LIndsey, Thomas Carlton, Thomas Gould, Samuel, Joe Idnwalrd, Thomas Carr, Alexander Gould, ...

... Brownlow £100; Mr Thomas Wilson 2100, Mr J R Pesse £60; Mr John Alder 250; Mr David Wilson £50; Mr F W Hudson £20; Mr Thomas Ward £25; Mr G V Wigelsworth £25; Mr W R King £25; Mr Henry Garbutt £10 10a- Rev S B Craig £10 los Mr Thomas Reynoldson £10 10a; ...

... sen., Mair. Jackman, MrL Vivian, and Mir. Hewitt, were appointed tshe church couincil. The nominations of St. Thomas' appointing M~essrs. Thomas Smith and S. R. Tobiesen, and St. Phillip's, appointing Messrs. J. 0. Serres and H. Jackson, churuhwfardens ...

... some wild young fellows in breaking into Sir Thomas Lucy's park at Charle- cote, about three miles from Stratford, and stealing his deer, for which, and for writing an impossibly bad ballad against Sir Thomas, the latter so persecuted the poet that he had ...

... Strersall lo. F{sxby, C., Yorkshire. Alleroft, Rev Waltei, MA.A,, to Gutihouse P.C., Lincolnshire Val. £50o. Bennett, Rev S. Hardy, to BeeFord C., Yorkshire. Bodineton, Bev Alfred, to Mabletlhorpe C.. Lincolnshire. Co'e, Rev Robert Eden George, M.A., University ...

... night a boy named Thomas Vines, was taken to the Infirmary, owing to injuries he had received to one of his arms by swinging behind a rully. ACCIDENT TO AN ENGINE DRIVER.-On Monday morning at the goods station an engine-driver named Thomas Wood, was severely ...

... closely. From the statement of a survivor, named Thomas it a ppears that this appalling catastrophe is attributable to the neglect of one of the men engaged in the pit. When the explosion took place Thomas felt a ringing noise in his ears. He started up ...

... hoqy0 vsrietles-Mr. PearsOn, I; 'Mrs. Broadley, 2; Air. Pearsonp3., Stove or greelihouse Climber-Mr Parsosr, I ?? 2. Hardy, orhalf hardy, three varieties- 'ir. Peatson, I. Aziltig.tlirev piretoi-Mr. Bradbory, I; Mr.Pearson,2and 3. ?? Palargno.iamiS, pink ...

... prize, 40s, John Kirk, SI with Mr James Laceby, of Kiliugholme ; 2ud, 20s, b. George Elm, with Mr Joseph Hardy, Goxhill; P 3rd, 10s, E Baker, with Thomas Wilon, .Esq, Croxton, near Ulceby. Class 7-Prize a !umierdrainers, lst prize, 20s, William Marshall, ...