... Bracken and John Shaw, trading as T.. H. Bracken andl Co., Bradley Mills, near Halifax, papermakera. B Alfred Joseph Wakeford and John Sugden, trading as Wakeford and Sugden, Sowerby Bridge, paper S merchants and paper hag makers. Walter Story and John Robert ...

... death of Florence Armes, aged fifteen months, late residing with her mother at No. 41,. Commercial-road, Lambeth. It appears that the de.- ceased was admitted to the hospital suffering from fearful scalds over her chest, back; and- arms, which- were caused ...

... College: £100 of the legacy is dirtoted to. be laid out in the pucbase of.glate, to be insclbed with bhs arme, for the .ue of the college. The will of Sir John Nodes Dickinson, formerly of No, 5, Marlborough-buildfnug, Batb, and of No. 33, York street, Port ...

... the Harcourt Arms; Mr J. John Lynes, of the White Hart Inn, Corn Market-street; Mr Nathaniel Payne, of the Royal Blenheim, Little Clarendon-street ; Mr Stephen Pedell, the Eagle; Mr Thomas Edwin Powvel, Old Dog Tray ; Mr Jos. Sims, Cardigan-street; Mr Albert ...

... sington, was last night admitted to St. George's h. pital with a fractured ar kle, throuzh fadling down in a coal wharf. a r John Hayland, 33, labourer, residing ia Yeoman road. Brompton-roacs, died yesterday in St. George,' hospital, from injuries received ...

... The skin was red, and it felt hard. The rigbt arm also subsequently swelled, but there was nothing the matter with the vaccination arm. Dr. Guy saw the child several times, and ulti- mately he lanced the arm, and later on the leg. The child was now nearly ...

... Grapes (27) Green Dragon (so) Green Man (20) King's Arms (64) King's Head (34) Noah's Ark (6) Red Lion (53) Rising Sun (23) Robin H-lood and Little John (4) Rose and Crown (30) Shakspeare's (8) Ilead and Arms ShiP (32) Star and Garter (13) Sun (14) Two Brewers ...

... hand and arm drawn in by the rolleso, which weve revoliog, up t' hih elbow. It was some time before the rol!=r3 could ba raleed, and the arm released, It wz's found to ba seriously equeezed; no bono was broken, but a hole wae made through the arm by the ...

... Hairisson, retired a pension. 25th oot—Tbe proper designation Captain J. F. C. is John Frederick Curtis-Hay ward, and not previouslj stated. 27th Foot—Lieutenant John Cave Bayly to be captain, vic« A. Hales, promoted. 29tli!Foot—Second Lieutenant A. ...

... the crew :- John Williams, aged 40, Liverpool, cook, James Owen, 40, Newport (Pew), steward, David Willie, 26, Pembrey, donkeyman, George Cook, 56, Belfast, fireman, John Finn, 57, Slgo, fireman. Augustus Hall, 43, Boston, able seaman. c John Yeo, 35, Plymouth ...

... 11Z30Lm., official receiver's, Cardiff; public examination Nov. 30, 10 30 &m., Town Hall, Cardiff. John Griffiths, Penlan and Tawown, Gartheli, Cardigan.- shire, farmer. First meeting Dec. 3, noon, Black Lion Hotel, Lampeter; public examination Dec. 9 ...

... YMetrop;olitan Police, assembled at King-street Station, Westminster, on Tuesday night, in order to witness the presentation to Mr. John Silk, late con- stable in attendance at the library of the Honse of Lords, of a gold-mounted Malacca cane, on his retire. ment ...