... intiniitiofln 'o heStvutDUAO ep ,At 5Aoyel Circus, Ediriburgh, IOR .the 2sth ult. DUC2AIDS bath itanica. ?? son of ,te late Thomas Knox, baank agenrt Peterhead, linthe 17bhyea 3 fiiage Frienids are rq dto accept 'was of on this (time on istatjoim rerluesed ...

... A. Kent, George Young, George Cockle, Ernest Gibbons, Arnold Winck- wVorth, Chas, Church, Walter Gossling, Arthur Randall, Thomas Owen, Henry oombs, Sidney Coles, Frederick Hlughes, Archibald Bryant, Henry Snell, John Read, William Palfrey, and Henry Lush ...

... informant, and so we got to into the water and pulled him ashore. we VILLAGERS AT THE SCENE. ia Going along the road I met Thomas Thomas, bri of East Aberthaw. He had, he said, been a I e. aessitirg, in common with mazy other villagers, CEm g to collect wreckage ...

... C'orbiestanes,' by Mrs. Oar- nett. Goord Wa-ordq, also with the opening ehapters of two new novels,tho I'runmpet IMajo-, by Thomas Hardy; and Sarah (le Berenger, by Teen Ingel ow. Some of the illus- i trations are of superior quality, a great advance upon ...

... Miles, Thomas Williams, Solomon Rogers, Henry Rogers, and Lewis Nicholas were ordered to find sureties for their appearance on Tuesday next in de- fault of finding sureties to be locked up. Ebenezer Rees, John Trump, Arabella Williams, and Thomas Jarret ...

... bridge, and rendered what as- J sistauce was in their power to the divers and work- i men on board the various crafts. i Sir Thomas Bouch left the harbour in the forenoon I to take part in the operations at the bridge. I As on former occasions the crane ...

... Miss D. Jones, Banger. RLTURN OF A MISSING POLICMAiN.-About tlte 31st December, 1878, it was stated that a policeman named Thomas Theodore, who was stationed at Penybont Fawr, could not be found. A number of man were sent by the Chief-eonstable to search ...

... RHYL. THE RSV JAMES THOMAS, ofthe Hamstpad Congiega- tioaal College, and son of the Rev. Mr Thomas, West parade, Ravi, has received an unanimous call to the pastorate of the Congregational Church, Boston, Lincolnshire. Mr Thomas has accepted the charge ...

... Shaftesbury-road, Hammersmith, to a railway company, Jan. 14, at 2. Rawson, Thomas, Queen-sticct-place, City, licensed victualler Jan. 21, at 11. (TO SL-UKBXDEr. AT COURTS.) Ei.roisn, Thomas, I'lympton, Devonshire, gentleman, Jan. 15 at 12. Ei.i.iott, John Bar ...

... three bills of exchange for the payment of 400 Z., and 500/. respectively. At the Guildhall Police-court on Saturday, Mr. Thomas Peal appeared to an adjourned summons to answer a complaiat made by Lieut.-Col. Petrie of having obtained from him three bills ...

... piers would then offer lesf n like surface to the wind, and because the strain upon ti Sir the 'foundations would be less. Sir Thomas E ,rs, Bouch, however, now accepts the full responsi- fl od- bility of the change which, he will not allow cu-as suggested ...

... idl Major N. Lowis, Bristol. t it Alexandeir 'Hardy, Chief Constable of Sutherlanid. A shire. id H. B.7 Pitman, Criminal Officer, Leith Police. Donald Sutherland, Superintendent of Police. ks Paisley. Thomas Wyness, Superintendent of Police, Inver- n ess ...