... that he should be proceeded against for forgery.,,, Death or as Sculftob.—The death is announced of an eminent sculptor, Mr. John Graham Lough. He Was, native Northumberland, and as boy followed the plough, when accidentally his artistic taste became known ...

... Sales by Auction. ATSHTORD UUIS INN, BTJBIJ2S combe, “DEVON. MB THOBBE has received icstruotions from Mr. JOHN TAYLOE, to by AUCTION, FaiDAT, MAY 6th, 1876, »t Two *dook p.m., 19 h.Ad CATTLE, 2 Cart Hot.M, 1 Colt. OarU. OMUboat, and hamow, &a, «o. About ...

... useful articles of wear. You’ll find at GRATTAN’S—get a pair ; They’ll keep out damp and keep in beat. Are light and easy, cheap and neat, You rightly think these things combined Are often rather hard to find. At GRATTAN'S you may get them all. If you will ...

... but committed Brailey to take his trial at the next Quarter Sessions. The license of the Fraser’s Arms Inn, Pilton, was temporarily transferred from John Vickery to Thomas Bnshen.—An application was also made for a similar transfer of the license of the ...

... prevent this. It was better to trust the providence of God—in the arm the Almighty—than to what had been called the integrity of the Empire of Turkey; and he would further, and say, let there armed intervention if necessary. ■Nations, as well as individuals ...