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... Crouch, 2nd ..the Women of Scripture. P Ellen Bradley, 8rd ?? Truth is always best. Robest Smith, let ?? The Leisure Ilour. ti Thomas Callaghan, 2nd;. Extraordinary men, tbeir Willia Lamb,3rd I boyhood and early life. a WilliSm mb, 3rd ?? Something for the ...
... o'clock, a bale of cotton was discovered on fire under No 10 Humber- dock shed by Mr John Hodgkinson, in the service of Messrs Thomas Wilson, Sons, and Co., who informed P.C. 105, and he extinguished it with a few buckets of water. ABIATEUR STIEErT BANfDS ...
... GENERAL INTELUGENGJ~x GEFNERALx INTELL.TIGTENCE., THE DESERTER TO THE RUSSIAXS,-Thomas Tole, formerly belonging to the 7tlh Itoyal Fusiliers, who so basely deserted to the Russian enemy while serving in the Crimea with his regiment, arrived at Chatham ...
... Appleyard Braytot. 12 entries. *Best three year sld agricaltural gelding 31 Thomas Upt M I Ilathorpo; 2nd do. £1 W S Clough, Ecoup. 5 entries. Bust three year olm agricultural filly £2 Thomas Acomb, Poppletou, 2nd do. £1 Win Proude, Thornbill. 5 entries. ?? old ...
... aommittee for the ensuing year:- i- Messrs James Dawson, Thomas M1'Coy, Jacolino Wilkin, ye Joseph Hind, .George Charlton, William Padget, John Is, Poskitt, Charles Spyvy, William Edmanson, Thomas r's Burton, W. B. Hodgoon, John Hutton, J. B. Constable ...
... F. F. Goe, the Rev G. F. ti Adley.,the Rev Thomas Vassey, Dr Role, Rev Joseph al Hatgrepese, Dr Bell, Rev Matthieu. Gallienne, from ti France;v Rev 1. NV. MoKay, frouaIrelana; Dr Sand, I 'With, Ur Robert Hardy, Mr Jiames Oldham, Mr Sadler, e Dr Luenn Rev ...
... Gen. Osborn. Mr Pengelly is ' to be at Sutton that day, Mr T. A. Rayner at Anlaby, Mr W. W. Stamp at Brough, and Mr 11, S. Hardy and Mr Brailsford at Newland. So that eleven chapels in a Hall and neighbourhood will be opened on that day; on r Sunday, the ...
... ti Ohe road supposed to be by over driving, forlanateY tad' had reached the lower end of the town. ka. ?? LOUTH. rs ip- Mr Thomas Shoarpley has been elected cr~i le.Louth, after a sharp contest with Mr Rams. gtrpey 'en. close of thle first day's poll the ...
... as the breeding and ,feeding of sheep is concerned, are keeping pace with tire times. Pooicz Courtr, SATURDAY, APRIL 24.-Mr Thomas Suggit, of Filey, was suirnirorsed to answer- tule complaint of the surveyors oftire highways of Filey, lie having deposited ...
... Wesloyan Te~tIO~recrir~tAlecture ag~ainst thle use of intoxicaiting irk wa deiveed n the Well-lanec Tonipersrrce-hall onl ?? ?? Thomas Hlardy~ ~~r*rL r. itn~vcesT ~etTY.1'le wekldy mneeting of thisd ,cirs an eldin he emprane lnte, Wdnenday Market, ,tIrarsday ...