... A transfer of tirelb;ne;Of the Foresters' Arms, Purton, was granted from Fronds Pinniger to John Titcombe. The North British Railway Company intend to reduce the salaries of all clerks in their employ by 2 per cent. Wm. Smith, one of tue Six Hundred in ...

... coats, or 14 days' imprisonment. LIC 696 D TBANAILa. A transfer of the license of the Foresters' Arms, Purton, was granted from Francis Pinuiger to John Titcombe. The North British Railway Company intend to reduce the salaries of all clerks in their employ ...

... Will was proved in the Prerogative Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury on the second day of April, 1855, by WILLIAM MIND and JOHN the Executors therein named), are required to send the particulars in writing of their Claims or Demands to the said Executors ...

... called shifting ones, in the will of the teetator, one of his large estates, situated in the county of Cardigan, did not, upon the death of his son, Mr. John Miles, who died last year, devolve upon Mr. George Miles for life and after his death upon Colonel ...

... Mauna. only so' of Mr James of Kay Grattan. Mite. to Georgina Saris, youndest daughter of the late Major• General Henry Prior, Madras Army BLL—CUMMUSG. —July 18, at t he Parish Church. Overton. by the Rev F. W Welburo John B 0. Angell, of Rome, House, Caine ...

... Rusiell is re•paring a review of the Geneva award The Excise duty on playing cards last year was £14091 lls. The statue of Grattan, for College-green, hi. arrived in Dublin. Signor Silvio has just sold his villa, near Florence, for 690,000 francs. Lunacy ...

... utast, Mr John Bmitn Brion; commended, Mr Blward &a-bider, sib Wrezell. and Mr Kuril, Shaw, Melkeham ; oommendrd. Mr William Pox &raven Woodboreogh. Clue 2—Pat sum, above three yews old, Ist, Mr P. R. Jeffreys, Laub, Heytesbary ; PA, Mr John Smitb ; ...

... the work in almost any direction momenta produce the same before the Vice-Chanoellor, Sir JOHN R. C. PAUL, Esq. of Pro- the operator may desire ; it is also an Arm T ., Swear, at his Chambers, situate at No. 12, Old Bead Master J. W. Kruse, M.R.C.P. - Square ...

... not so high as night otherwise have been the epee. There were TO rams brought to the hammer. fetched from p. to 21 ga, Mr. John a fine maim' at ?1. guineas. Others trete .p., 10 p., p.. 9i ore., 71 is. These 54 p., to op. The otherhighest 74 p.. 81 p ...

... pass The hour of death may be : To claw the eye, and close the ear, Wrapped in a trance of bliss. And, gently drawn in loving arms, To swoon from that to this ; Scarce knowing If we wake or sleep. Scarce asking where we are. — To feel all evil sink away ...

... attention. Two prang women have been burned to death at Liverpool, by a fire in a seed-crushing warehouse iu which they worked. Sir John Kennaway, a well-known public man. in Devonshire, dies last week. He was held in high esteem by all classes. The Rev. B. Glover ...

... Milrom. era 03S. PARR —Parch 12. at the Viofbrage. Marlborough, Wilts, the wiled the Rev. John Parr. of a daughter. RUDMAN. —March 14. at Chippenhato, the wife of Mr. John Rodman, of a dattatter. SKYMOUR.—March 11. a t Raton Square, London, the wife of Alfred ...