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... paused at the reconstructed bridge, formerly Essex Bridge, and the Lord Mayor declared that it should henceforth be called Grattan Bridge. Earl Dudley has written, proposing as a solution of the question respecting the holding of the Wcroester Musical Festival ...

... leaving a balance in hand of 10s. 7d. This was for disposal by the committee. Mr. John Befidis said it was 'proposed to establish a soup kitchen at - the Miners Arms, Whitecroft. (Hear, hear.) . . . . . -- After a further discussion, districts were appointed ...

... Gunnislake, on Thuisday, relative the death o John Stacey, ttone cutter, who was dragged into the Tama* by log of wood which was trying dr*w ashore witr a drag and rope, the end of which was fastened round his arm. A verdict A Acci-iental death was returned ...

... Challis in the arm, and • watcher was knocked down by him with the bolt end of his gun. Both prisoners were tried before the Witham bench on Tueeday. Challis was committed for trial, and Burdock was sentenced to three months' bud labour. A arms MISTAre —Dr ...

... having, Friday, feloniously and maliciously wounded John Word, one of the warden, with intent do him tamo grievous bodily harm. The prisoner waa undergoing period of two years’ imprisonment for felony. John Ward, the injured man, said was accompanying the ...