... the Refisitrar's-office, Picton-street, Mr. John Jlames Eddols to Helen, oiliest daughter of Mr. Thomas Milsomn, Earls- a mead-cottage, Peannywell-road, July 4, at St. Gabriel's church, Easatn, by the R1ev. John Thompson B.A,, Mr. James Overton, of Konilwortls ...

... from Clifton. Bristol, with his w'ife, who have been residing at ithe G-wbert for some time pat, were observed walking arm and arm very close to the edge of the precipice-about Traeth Pistgll Ivor. They -were warned in Welsh by a woman standing by not ...

... 'antorel, Esqg. ibansduwn, F. Poole, Itq. Almond. J, Raq Laweg, H-. F.. Rail. Atchley, feorge Esqj LaWvietntI, John, Req, Atoisloy, I'ViaI 9q Morcar, John. Esg. Barnes, Ablerwaut. Mdogg, J. J., REq. Barncti, F. (1., Eqtj Paofis, C. A.. Esq. Bunyon. George, Esqj ...

... after, however, his hand, and ultimately his arm, became inflamed and greatly swollen, and although every attention was paid to him, he died after a few hours of intense ?? Times. DzvzarmmNED SursInDE.-Mr. John George Nash, of Royston, and late a student ...

... Revs. (7. Jdues, John James. aundW. N1. Taclt, E'q. WVEDNFS DAY, Ii-ptetlober 20th.-The ANN UAL PUB1LIC mHEEING will be hltle to) ANLEY CHAPEL. Isamuiel Bsulgett, by tevs. J. MutesI D. (F-oreignsSecrutarv), C. jitkes, Gritfitha John, Dr. Turner, and ...

... Stratfend-orm-AvomIS Jones John, Neptunsl-villas, Torvyn, Mcrlonotls, gentlemrar My Jones John, N. P. Bank. tnnduov ry, gentlem an Jones John, iarnstOt~,1. sewspiper proprietor SMay Jones John. ohya lotis ,flour merchant g Mary Josree John ...

... Unreserved I Seats, 2s.; Great Gallery, lb [8772 VICTORIA-ROOMS, CLIFTON. MONDAY EVENfNG, APRIL 29TH, A LDCTURFv will be given by ' JOHN MACGREGOR, ESQ,, K.A., In which he will describe BOB ROY UNDER GROUND. .F Doo open at lalf-past Seven. The chair will be ...

... because hie would not let go. When deceasedfloe him the last time and attempted to strike him, prisaner- put up his arm to defend himself; his arm came in contact with the deceased's breaqt and this caused the fatal fall. Surman had his fists up at the time ...

... Corn-street; or to Mr. GILES GREVILE, Solicitor, Berkeley-square, Bristol. [7154 285 WARMLEY, OLDLAND, GLOUCESTERSHIRER. I 1/[R. JOHN GERRISII will SELL by AUC- M,.L TION at the BLACK HORSE INN, WARMILEY, on MONDAY, the 16th day of December, 1872, at Six o'clock ...

... Present-The Mayor and Messrs. W. K, Wait and H. J. Mills. Matilda Ingram, a young woman who appeared in court with a baby in her arms, was charged with stealing a blanket, from ready-furnishod apartments, the property of Sarah Griscoll, Somerset-street, Cathay ...

... im- o mediately challenged by Cardigan ; and Pickles, who was P in close attendance, overhauled them as they approached the stand, and shared a brilliant finish with (Crdigan, a Pickles only winning by a head. Cardigan was second, 1 Patch a bad third ...

... I to 7. 9 ELMS, to 9. Lot 5.1 MAPLE.I to 8. 1 4POPLAI ,, Ito 4. For fnrtber parti(culars3, opply to the Auctioneer; or Mr. JOH-N B. CHAMPION, Duasley. [sO3 4137 DORSETSsHIRE. BETTISCOMBE AND LOW ERHOUSNI FARMS, About live miles from Chard-road-station ...