... Hunter Healip. Buff or buet marked Glasgow Don, 1st, David Wilson; 2nd, Joseph Bowes; 3rd, Thomas White. Selling class, price not to exceed 2ft, 1st, Thomas HarIsoan; 2nd, James Bright; 3rd. John Spence, I Any variety of British bird, lat, Robert Pearson; ...

... and display- ing such oratorieal powers as are not surpassed by any of wv his neighbouring clergymen.. In recognition of his hardi- g hood, his daring, and his imthenee courage in resisting the d decrees of ecclesiastical tyranny, it is now purposed to raise ...

... amongst sheep. S 1616 A great drought at Nottinghann, by reason of which E' tha country would not afford provisions for Sir W Thomas Hutchinson's stables (father of Colonel Hutchinson, who was born in Nottingham this year), so that he was forced to remove ...

... Charles Vine, 511, St. Thomas's-street, Portsmouth, employed for ieveral years tlex Lloyd's agents, aged 88. The anamitteo recommended to the Council for selection, Ji as in their opinion best qualified for the ?? tc Henry Cuaniogham, Thomas esIcdes, and Charlen ...

... and she was thrown down. At the Doncaster Police Court, on Monday, George Gow-, land, of Leeds, was fined £8., and Samuel Hardy, of Mid- dalebrough, £6. 10s. Gd., for attempting to defraud the Great Northern Railway Company. Both prisoners pleaded guilty ...

... eickness ditto, Helden, Samuel ditto ditto Hardy, Louisa cbild's sickneos ditto Halls, Caroline aicknees ditto Jacqupee Mary Ann (titto ditto King, Mary ditto ditto Keoble, Thomas ditto ditto Longhorn, Thomas ditto ditto Lees. George wits's elotenees ditto ...

... wvhich ignited, and exploded, and the whole of the persons in the proximity were severely burnt. The injured Persons wore Thomas Griffiths, Bromley, Peosnett; Jabez Cunny, Nathaniel Canny, Israel Hickman, and a boy named Flavell, all ol Lower Gornal, ...

... seen to sink. At the Doncaster police-court yesterday George Gowland, of Leeds, and Samuel Hardy, of Middlesborough, betting men, were fined, Gowland Z and Hardy f66 os. 6d., for attempting to defraud the Great Northern Railway Com- pany of the fare from ...

... realise, net, about £7,000, at the disposa of the creditors. It was mstaed that Mr. Thomas Ellis would adopt a similar course. Mr. Jares Ellis is penniless Mr. Thomas Rogers, who wae the founder of the bank, died in July last, and Mr. Henry Rogers, his ...

... before Mr. Bruce, Wm. Jauses (19) was charged witl having entered tise ilwelling-heouse of Mr. C. J. Hardy, outfitter. In January last year, when Mr. Hardy was absent from hoiie, and the house locked up, i4was enteredthroughone of the windows. and a number ...

... car-' h rier Of Newbald, 'and father of the defendaiit, was. ' then called, and he stated that he bbught the rabbits -IT of Th-omas Youn'g, of Newbald, who told the defend-: ant to fetch then;2. Young not being forthcoming, it :le was decided-that the defendant ...

... Joseph John Jeckel1, B.A.; rector of Rilston-witlh- Conistone. r Rev. Saint George Kerr. M.A.; vicar of StAnicliffe. Rev. Thomas Weharm muipe, M.A.; perpetuil curate of 3 Christ Church, Olevedon. Rev. Edward Tucker Leeks, M.A., Fellow of Trinity College ...