... present Mr. F. Terrell (in the r )* Messrs. Fisher. Castle, H. Thomas, Wills,Weston, Canning, Mills Fuidge, Godwin, Taylor, and W. TerrelL A letter was received on behalf of Mrs. G. Thomas, thanking the trustees for their sympathy with her in her bereavement ...

... THE CHARGE OF CRUELTY TO A LUNATIC BROTHER. On Saturday, at the Lancaster police court, Thomas Lightioot, the man charged with cruelly treating lunatic brother, was brought on remand. Mr E. Stanley Bent, who appeared for the prisoner, asked that he might ...

... brawn and partridge, chickens of 1839, cockerel—lst prize, Thomas Stretch; 2nd, Charles Sldgwlck; 3rd, w. A. Taylor. Cochins, brown and partridge, chickens 1889, pair pallets prize, Thomas Stretch; 2nd, W. A. Taylor ; Srd, Mr B. Tudmaa. mZ m Cochins ...

... I,oall St We. Bosun P01=14'01717 Pooa-soi.—Tbe sekeowledge with thanks tM Seim lse ems ;C. J. Thomas. IL F.. LI 10a.; Itrewao,lo4 We are requested to state thst the sena Wedseeday evening fen is Slue week paitaseed to Thursday. serial friends win be glad ...

... Vicar Pnskney, Lincolnshire. Key. Charles Hardy Hughes n'Aeth; Hector of Key. Augusta* Frederic Hector of Herefordshire. Bey. James Edward*; Vicar of Somerset. Bey. W. English; Vicar Emmanuel, Camber well. Thomas trosa; Perpetual morale Newborns and itawcoat ...

... the modes* recompense of £4OO a year. Mr. Knight was appointed the other day by the Master the Rolls, and approved Sir Thomas Hardy, as curator the public records; but on his nomination being sent to the Treasury. Mr. Lowe is said to have summarily struck ...

... could make, and deni that Ireland how reasonable was the prognostication that taining a verdict of T2O and costs against Mr. Hardy, for nunnery Germany has “smashed” for 300,000 accompanied Mr. Paget t» the vendor in a cab. had such measure must, by the ...

... have been rescued by their help during the twelve months. The credit for this splendid result is of course largely due to the hardy population of the coast, who are ever ready to man the lifeboat, if they have one at hand, and pet out to ma in the worst ...

... provided the association. The Sunday morning and Monday evening theological classes, respectively under the presidency Mr Thomas How ell and the Key. Kichard Morris, were both well attended and highly appreciated, and gave opportunity lor discussing questions ...

... farms free from foot and mouth disease, viz. :—Of Messrs. B. Comer, Mark; William Comer, Mark ; William Stallard, Butcombe: Thomas Duckett, Weare; Samuel Clark, Banwell; Robert Board, East Brent; Michael Duckett, Weare: George Oole, Bntoombe; and Mrs. Jane ...

... 8 in. have been seen near Mount Macedra, and is also stated that the pheasants have increased rapidly in quarter Mr. John Hardy, draper, .Nottingham, has obtained an award ofjttOO. in the Court Queeu'e Bench, from another Mr. H irdy, also a draper in ...

... accordance with these facts was wu™**. Tb« jevn of »g». THE JOURNEY FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO NEW YORK. Yesterday evening Mr. Hardy Gillard, of Chicago, United States, delivered Interesting lecture the above subject at the Bruadmead-rooms, to good audi ...