... sentence of the Court was that he should be fined in 10s, with expenses, or thirty days' in Ayr Jail. John Southwaite, Henry M'Donald, and Bernard IVl`Grattan, all charged with breach of public peace, not appearing, their case weres not entered upon. Margaret ...

... shipwrecked persons. A reward of 100 was aloe le the crew of the Cardigan lifeboat for three per. lons from the smack Countess of Lisburne, al which, in a heavyground sea, had preemied oa Cardigan Bar. A reward of £l3 wee likewimpeasted to the .citutioe'e lifeboat ...

... Ilinvest, to the Supply. Paymaster John N. De Vries, to the Fisgard, vice J. Towel], period of service expired. Assistant Surgeons—John T. Mitchell, to be additional to the Victory, for service with the Marine Artillery ; John L. Sands, to Greenwich Hospital ...

... a considerable distance along the line, and when at last rescued was discovered to have received very serious injuries, his arm and leg being both broken, besides several bruises more or less severe having been inflicted. Dr Shaw was taken to the inanse ...

... to-day, ought to be a warning against the reckless playing with fire-arms, which is ever and anon leading to similar catastrophes. BIRXEINHEAD-ST. PAUL'S UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (REV. JOHN THodPsON7's).-The ladies con- nected with this church held a bazaar ...

... Street on the 13th inst.,a coat, a pair of trousers, a coat and a tartan shawl. Site was sent 12 days to jail. A Dutiful Son. —John Gray, a cripple tai or, was placed at the bar, Mr Dewar said that Gray bad been apprehended last night on a charge of theft ...

... AND. Amount already. .dvertised, , £12,927 17 6& JAMAICA. John Macplierson Macneil, .£5 0 0 Alex. Barclay, . . 1 0 0 A..G1 Fyfe, . ?? 2 0 0 L. Q. Borreibank, . . 2 2 0 D. H. Campbell, . , 1 1 0 John Radcliffe, . . . 1 0 0 Thee. F. Roxburgh, . . 1 1 0 A. ...

... Dec. 30. 1882, ’, The tinug gradually cl»e4 oul U u evi- , ;-f enemy wfth the exception of about an hour scarcely any Kmall arms t th savan- The following is a special despatch to tne t. , 1 ‘‘i e N nab v die tnrnpike.SOO our “rather with all the outhomee; ...

... could not remember what she said. She then got in before him and proposed dram, on which stood and •{stke her. She then put her arm round him. remained with him aliout three minutes, and then left hurriedly. She was not many minute* away when be found his ...

... was arrested. Sir John Tyrell and his Seneechat—A very intereetixg scene took place at Boreham-noose last week. Mr. Richard Archer, the house steward and butler then I completed fifty years of honest service in the family of Sir John Tyr all, in which ...

... Ross. Dr I,. roeciins, Barrister. S. Branowhite Fcencc. ' G. Arthucr Partridge, Castle (. Julicun Harney, Jorsey. lnt icil. John Klenny. Etic- B allies, Tiurister. E. Hernoe, M.D., Sou;.h- Dr J. Wsitti, .lnclCstoe. ampton. Rtv. J. Boltonl B.A. Rev. W. ...

... Liver- Rev. S. A. Steinthal, Liver- pool. pool. E. Alexander, jn., Glasgow. John Sarell. Thos. Williams, Aberdare. Rev. Wm. Thorn, Win- S. Scott, Tunbridge Wells. chester. John Eppa, M.D. -F. Appleford. R. Hilditch, Manchester. Rev. D. Nimmo. C. H. Lovell ...