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... Silverwood was charged with being drunk and disorderly at Fairburn on the 28th ult., and was fived 5/- and costs, or 14 days ——Thomas Thompson was charged with being drunk and disorderly at South Milford on the 20d inst. Fined 5/- and costs, or 7 days —— Henry ...
... subsequent amendment. However, he was afraid he could not continue with advantage the discussion. e CLOSURE BCENES., : ™ Mr. D. Thomas moved to omit from the amendment the word *‘ after ” and insert the word * before.” Mr. A. Balfour moved to put all the words ...
... svooes.. i 3538 Merionethshire .. H. Robertson .L 3784 W.R. M. Wynne 0 2209 Norfolk, Northern H. H. Cozens-Hardy.L 5028 Fecth B. HoME® .coveesrcscess O 3348 amptonshire— Mid . Hon.C. R. Spencer .L 5446 P. Phipps cocvveneveesss ...
... Weddall, Esq., took the first prize for be&niu and caladiums. Mr. R. Simpson was awarded first for hardy or semi-hardy annuals, and seconds for begonias, hardy herbacious or Alfi:e plants, plants for dinner table, and specimen t. The Messrs. Smith were laced ...
... secured only five supporters against 20 Unionists. Their most serious loss is at Derby, where both Sir William Harcourt and Sir Thomas Roe, the two old members, were, to the general surprise, defeated, the victorious Unionist opponents being Alderman Bemrose ...
... OHARGE OF NEGLEOTING CHILDREN. Thomas lerbert, labourer, Duke of York yard, Ousegate, Selby, and Rose Herdert, bis wife, were obarged by Inspector Backhouse, of the National Society for the prevemion of Craelty to Children, with neglecting their children ...
... Excheqner gave notice to move similar addresses to those of which the Prime Minister had given notice in the other House. Mr. Keir-Hardie asked whether, in the Address relative to the assassination of M. Carmot, the rigl::‘ b&: leman would include an i | gpnhy ...
... that the Gools stesmers Eleanor Thomas and Village Belle have been lost with all hands. The Goole Customs have leceived intelligence that a fishing vessel has just returned to Lowestoft with the bost of the Elesnor Thomas, which was picked up at sea um‘x ...
... from hydrophodls in the :.--m-.n‘rmsrwm‘hm. space yeass.—l am, Sir, your odedicns servant, January 4. THOMAS WATSON. ummmm.“.!.n.o.'m.— + Dr. Thomas Watson mentions he had been tuformed by my old triend, the l-h-l-,'mhu'nhlm been any mad dogs In Tasmania ...
... Sherburn, Draths. On the 23rd inst., at Hemingbrough, Charles, infant son of James and Alico Hardy. Sl On the 23rd inst., at Snaith, George William Mitchell, son of Thomas Miller, aged 18 years. On the 23rd inst., at Cawood, John Lildle, in his 86th year. On ...
... THE DYNAMITE PLOT. At Bow-street yesteriay, Thomas Gallagher, alias Fletcher, and six o'ler persons were charged with treason-felony in connection with the dgunito oconspiracy. Lie nlx‘Bndy, clerk in the Money Grder Department of General Post-office, ...
... Snell, farm servant, was charged on remand, at the Retford Court-house on Tuesday, with the murder of his master, Mr. George Hardy, of South Wheatley, Notts. The only additional evidence tendered was that of a prisoner who had been locked uf in the same ...