... Oe aff tho and == SE Ew =e ————~_2>——EEEEE== The Medical Offcer for Bradford (Dr. ‘Luere have been repost far the week ending Goring the week Ti’ to a birth 68 of males end 54 of females, 1,000 per snnum of 2, @s compered end 16.8, the retes for 18.6, the rate for the three preceding we week af ke Of the 117 births, 11 were z oi 2 berths, wards, the lowest bi for Héeton Ward, : highest, 43.8 ...

... .ce@ last a> — » Ae Becorder, in the THE LEEDS JUSTICES. Before the Reconier, in the First Court, John M a co = tad taboo, upon tim last by the Magistrates, for en i was alleged be had committed on Leeis, On the os Rider, 2 the Clerk to the Justices, who's ominally a Qresent, and Recorder was infomncd that counsel bed mot t structed on behalf of the soz om. Mr. Thornton came into court @ far ...

... UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE xe of OXFORD. Mr. P. E. Roberts, School, bh toa scholamhip on the tion of Sir T. Cookes at Worcester Thet trustees of the ode of 210 each to Mr. Robert B.A., New College, and to Mr. Thomas . Thomas Siator, ode of College, on account ef the exeeilense of their wor recentexammation for the senior and junior sek elections have been made at St C.. A. Brow: College -—Toa and ...

... eee WATCHMAKERS AND WORKING — oan 25, % PRIGGATE, LEEDS ox ta | Leach LEEDS POLICE INTELLIGENCE ‘LF of 4 DISORDERLY PERSON. SOUTH Before Mr. Bruce, at the Town Hall, yeaterda *, apply Ww. Lambert, lsbourer, was with bein and with sssauit Pohce-constable B 2 end also with omas Brayshaw, iile.—-Poliece- e stated that ou } cRS.— about ope o'clock, when in he saw Lar my Ltd. the midst of & erowd ...

... af which seems ta haw Wee mil food, silver, THE WHITEHAVEN MURDER OA — lt every- At the Asizes Sum soak ‘as teed Sor Ms at ity im~s Whitehaven, in im bis ganien his wife went to help bi yeas, Oven her on the head with a spade, fractu: Ta skull end hie thet She her on the spot. thet Prisoner : ...

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... : Your. object in view. That is proved by these extracts the letters Soe Bore fact that some hundreds make on PON. the sacrifices these men The Rev. Dr. Professor of “I cannot an admitted evil, and from our missionaries . W. Hopkyn Rees, “TJ think the provision of suclr the sum you propose to chai You have wishes, an you had not urne.— | arrived! You deserve love.’” . A. J. Wi , South Africa—“ ...

... few pre nt depression, it seems to me, arises firs! ten system of letting farms from year man im his senses can do his per ear 3 ly he ws to 4 i 3 own good work. ¢ los been so. What effect has this aes, What effect bes this m the mind of » e stony but surely, ree > t er, darn't. then, is the cure tenure; fourteen years’ leases, with an wal for ether seven, making & man 1 he can farm, not ...

... St. Pete SPa, Tuesday, says—The Imperial T: bas ase farther sum of 65 millions of roubies for the relic BA. inhabitants of the famime-stricken districts. Cologne Gazette bas received information from St. EMY, burg, bearing yesterday’s date, that the reports 1 Resident famine-stricken districts describe the situation cipal. more distressing than ever. The medical men las ATE. terrible mortality ...

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... ices | WOTK, and as the masters have large stock va oo ad —_—s oid any Thurs- THE COTTON TRADZ DISPU pute in EXPECTED NEGOTIATIONS FO ated a ct thet Our Manchester correspondent was informed > meet day, by one of the leaders in the dispute, th r the with a view to work being resumed. Sock aaa thinks would be mutually satisfactory are tion of reality, but there seems to be little doubt that is ...