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... Grainger-street West,r N oo-rasls.1' c IIE QUEEN'S REGISTRY OFFICE has RE- . 11I ?lOVED to more convenient premises, 17, RUSSELL-STREET, STOCKOliN. Special attend-I anceo of sersants every Wednesday. Crest attenticn ( palid to characeor; only ens small ...
... ©very BRISTOL & EXETER Cheddar Valley Branch. charges agoind him, one being for obtaining money by Tuesday. William Henry Russel, 25, described os »„ ...
... cruciform church was consecrated an at Oundle on Tuesday. It seats 200 d was built at a cost of £4,000 by the late Davida Watts Russell, of Biggin-grange, Northant memorial to several members of the donor's family. New buildings are in course of erection at ...
... SALES BY AUCTION 8Y MESSRS. RUSSEL AND SON. TH Urtiitecivaiß 7, iE B S A T N at t Early Entries will oblige. EDB:7:AA Y r A E 13R' in FAT Errly -.^ , entries are solicited. BY PRIVATE TREATY,— a FARM of 90 acres, with Residence, at Brackloy. Auction ...
... head, you kuow, Baron, not of the heart. Another anecdote relating the judge is more of a domestic character. one corner of Russell Square, and near the house Talfourd, an old woman had for several years kept an apple-stall, where the judge frequently made ...
... BURGLARIES IX THE OLD FORD ROAD. William Henry Russell, 23, described as a lithographic printer, was charged on remand, before Mr. Bushby, at the Worship-street police-court, with having burglariously broken into and entered the dwelling houses 33, 39 ...
... hire with a boat which at the time contained 24 persons, and which was unlicensed.—He was the person in charge of the boat. —John Cartneell was charged, under the section of the Blackpool Improvement Act, 1854, with contravening tbe Act. he being the owner ...
... of prizes. bacd d The judges were-of heavy horses, Messrs. Thos. R d Monk,Seaceombe, and John Price Edwards, Chester; o I-roadsters and light horses, Messrs. John Castes, rP g Easinogwold, Yorkshire, and J. M. Axe, Doncaster; t 't cattle, shEep, and pigs ...
... Boyd, Req., Mra Boyd, and family, front Edinburgh - The Terrace. Mrs Culrma and fondly, from Mallow-- 18 South St. Mr W. Russell and family, Miss Prior°ld, Mr C. l'enfold, from Edinburgh ; Mrs Hall and family awl bliss bledlock, from London; and Mr 80-neva ...
... PUBLICATIONS. BENEATH WAvic, by Dora Russell.—London, published by J. and R. Maxwell & Co., Fleet-strect: Bolton, Tillotson & Co. Most of the readers of this paper are aware that Beneath the Wave appeared in these columns a few months ago. The story ...
... adjoining the county lunatic asylum at Prestwich One of the patients named John M'Ghie murdered another inmate who at work with him in the hayfield The name of the deceased John Cheetham aged mao who had been confined within the asylum since the year 1851 ...