... drure, one arm still dangling over the edge. Stooping down to it, he uttered • sharp exclamation.' mart! Is it possible r She was speechless then, but she looked up in his tics with a smile, and tried to point to the hole. He lifted her in his arms and carried ...

... 4,E in park, Kingston Jo} n. and Lloyd John Daniel, Wick, near Bath, su uire Kingston John ~ . 6, Crosby square, E.C., King-ton Samu Hotham, 6, Crosby squa C. Kuby, Mra, Me el, Spalding, Lincolnshire, ct Kirk John, Love’ ary, Blackbi!l, Darbam grove, Worcester ...

... most noteworthy being those over the Town Hall, and outside the Berkeley Arms Hotel, the White Hart, and other resjiectable hostelries. the summit of Berkeley Castle floated the arms the Berkeley family. In deference the wishes of the Prince the demonstrations ...

... »die» George, aged 13. and Benjamin, aged 11. sons of Mr. John Matthewa. park keeper Mr. Akroyd. Wollaton Hall, who were drowned while eliding on pond near that place. Another boy, named John Clark, the principal wi'neas. After speaking of their going ...

... days. Please send another bottle, as ahall always keep one by me. —Yours truly, Mrs. Lebalv, 94, Brearley Street. 143, New John Street West, Birmingham. Sir,—l was suffering from a severe cold and inflamed eye. 1 consulted two physicians, bat no relief; ...

... G. L. P. Eyre and Co, of No. 1 John-street, Bedford-row, in the county of Middlesex. Meted this 7th day of May, 1874. 0. L. P. EYRE and CO., 1 John-street, Bedford-row, London, W.C., Agents for T. MORGAN, of Cardigan, Solicitors for the Petitioners. ...

... several days. Please send me another bottle. I shall always keep one by me.—Yours truly, Mrs. B 94, Brearley Street. 143, New John Street, West Birmingham. Bir,—l wan suffering from a severe cold and inflamed eye. I consulted two physicians, but to on relief; ...

... fullview of Niagara Falls and other points of great interest, stopping if they wish to do so. IMMORTAL OF HENRY GRATTAN. The statue of Henry Grattan, one of the latest and finest works of Foley, which has been erected in College- green, Dublin, has been unveiled ...

... Please send me another bottle, as I shall always keep one by me.—Yours truly, Mrs. BRIALY, 1194, Braarley Street. 143, New John Street, West Birmingham. Bir,—l was suffering from a severe cold and inflamed i.ye. I consulted two physicians, but to no relief; ...

... T. G. Dixon took the chair. Edward Powell said that on Friday, August 2Lat, be was driving along the street. by the Moetyn Arms, on his own side, and Mr. Williams shouted to him t• get out of the way, and then gave him a severe blow over the face with ...

... floor merchant Jones John, Llwyn on Carnarven, mason Jones John, Bbewl, St. Asaph, Flint, yeoman Jones John, «*hnroh scieet, Aberflraw. Arglesea, tumor sad public earner Jones John, Henbant, osar Llanwrtyd, Brecon, farmer Jones John, ...

... attention c tiled to her, when she left befollowed her, and asked her for the meal she bad under her arm. She said she had none, and be put his hand under her left arm and drew therefrom a piece worth a shilling. She begged to be forgiven, and offered to pay ...