... FLOWER SHOW, . I'KTB, and (iAIA will held Miss UROt'M's (kindly lent for the occasion) on Thursday, July 11th. Ins. Open for competition to all Tillages with hi four iuile». The G.N.R. Locomotive Band, under the direction of Mr. li. Atkinson, will attend. The ...

... ripped his body open longitudinally. He was clearing the points at the moment, near the I goods station, which had become clogged, owing to the heavy showers, and he must have been unaware the approach the truck, notwithstanding he was called to •fey one ...

... onsibility should not divided, anos ineers w wore to be hold responsible and of the works, shonld not bo able, in tl)W?lh(jll|ul clogged by the assistant. No doubt. If they thought Mr. Board warn wQuld woutd D»urrs.»r diJ n wish oast any reflection on mp who ...

... to be 's Lord, We bear’ far froti fall as to be able ti talons of MY. schodl-room at Rockingham eS was of pleasing’ and clog dancing, in all of the 2d « the library of the late Rev. R:M. Matthews was public auction Corm-exchange by Messrs. Holloway and ...

... Wellesley, the Hon. Col. Freke, and the Hon. W. E. Freke; the whole of whom par- ticipated in a country dance with which the ball opened. The dancing was spiritedly kept up in three rooms until about midnight, when the guests drew off in sections to the ...

... conspicuous supporter of in his recent mill-horse feat, has guaranteed prizes to the amount of 75* U. in a sixdays' pedestrian competition, take place the Agricultural hall, Islington, in March. Each competitor make the best of his v. ay hy running or walking ...

... Orry lut year became aware of fact hi* wife's former husband wu living at Derby, and working at hia trade of scythe-stick and clog maker. Defendant, having been persuaded to keep off Mr. Orry's premises, wu allowed to the oourt An inquest wu held at the ...