Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... On Thursday the half-yearly meeting of this company was held at the offices, Bristol; Mr. C-. J. Thomas in the chair. The accounts show that the gross tranie .receipts, exclusive of the New Passage ferry, were dB7,549, and the net receipts, exclusive of the ferry, £ 3,852, showing an increase over the corresponding period of 1864 ofdEl,396 gross receipts, and £ 1,! 12 net. The report stated ...
... COLLISION.—A express train ran into a goods train on Thursday night on the Great Western Railway, near Stourbridge. Two passengers, a Mr. Whitehouse, of Dudley,, and Mr. G. Stokes, of Wolverhampton, were badly hurt. YR. COKDEN'S WILL.—Mr. Cobden's will has been proved. The personalty amounts to £1-1000. Mr. Cobden has left to his wife his furniture, pictures, book. wines, carriages, horses, &c ...
... The following appeared in the Second Edition of last week. ...
... SUFFOLK. We are sorry to stnte thnt this dire disease has d madc its appearance at Sudbury. One cow has been attacked, but rather mildly, and as tile Inspector i has acted promptly vithl reference to it, and the Mayor e and Commons' Committee have taken immediate pre. ecautionary steps to arrest thle disease and prevent binec. P tion, it is hoped the aflair will not be very serious. e Orders ...
... THE FENIA?N, i T11 .1!7111 ifs -.E.-It3i t A N Of TE PlISOI'1TEi DUBLIN. L r' IitrllBdTflt,'Qv~.A=zTIOiB, : . it of IrSl Fc ,, IDeblini, Saturday. The following appears id', the third edition of the . :Fot~h Whip- ' ., Dublin, Satnrday 'Afternoor. :Si Fenian prisoners are before Mr. Stronge in the private Police Court at Dublin Castle, and among them O'Keefe and Lnby. The revelatiops relative ...
... D1MEAT OF THE PARAGUAYANS-. The ?? 1Wi Companvys steamship La Plata, Captsin IL Woolward, which arrived at Southamup. Son on Saturday at 2 rPm. with the Brazil ma1ialhas brought details of the victory of the allied forces over the Paraguayna= on the Uruguay and severe engage- 1pent ol the fleet. The Anglo.Brazilian Times, of the 7th Septemeer, ?? news Ithis fortnight from the Rivef lplate is ...
... SOUTHAXLPTON. .- . . The Delta, Capt. 3. R. Kelleck, is sppointe'd to leave thisday (Wednesday) for Gibraltar, Maltaand Alexandria, with the East India and China mails, passengers, and cargo. Tlhe M Aassitia, Captain Almond, with the homeward East India and China mails, passengers, and cargo, is ex- pected on Friday next. The American, Captain Wessells, en route from New ~'rwith mails of the ...
... I a-- 1- - Agent-Mm. TinrtRLOV. ROYAL IsMs OF WIoGT INrFInrAnY.-Patients ad- mitted durin'g the weok, 1 delnuged, 1; died, 0; re- maining in the House, 15; out-patients on the books, 120. Medical Officer for the current week, B. Pinnigcr, Esq. Chaplain, Rev. W. H.. Girdlestono. J. Jones, House- surgeon. IsLD O WIGHOT RAiLWAXY.-TrATFiO RmTurN5.-For the week ending Sept. 30th, 1865.-Passengers, ...
... THE importance of Glasgow as a commercial city is familiar to everybody, but it is curious that we rarely hear of it otherwise except in connection with Sabbatarianism or drunkenness. There may be some occult connection between drams and divinity, and we should like to see it explained. Meanwhile it is certain, first, that no such police returns exist anywhere else ; and secondly, that nowhere ...
... Between eight and nine o'clock on Thursday night, a shocking accident took place on the drill ground of the let Tower Hamlets Volunteer Engineer Corps, in Victoria Park, in which Sergeant Wm. Brandsfield, of the Royal Engineers, Chatham, drill instructor to the Volun- teer Regiment, lost his life under terrible circumstances. The ground in question is on thes north side of the park nearly ...
... I THE IV.PROVEMEI'l COM.MI.SSIONERS. An adjourned meeting of the .landAudno Improve- ment Cotinmissioners was held on Monday morning last, at nine o'cldck fozothe transaction of geeral busiiesi. present-Mesars. Thos. Parry, chairman; Thbs Jones, I,van Ilughes, Wm. Pritchard, Win. Williams (Cren- ddynfab), R. Farrant, Morgan Williams, L. _tawv, John Hughes Joseph Jones, James Williams, and ...
... VERDICT OF WILFUL MURDER. A most singular case, which has now been under investigation for four months, was, in a certain degree, brought to a close on Tuesday, by a verdict being at length returned by the Coroner's Jury who were empanelled to enquire into the matter. refer to the death of Mary Done]], a servant girl, whose body was, on the 30th May last, found in the Stourbridge Canal,near ...