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... lips ; a watcher 'wised his arm. 'For sake don't eat that, doctor ; you'll kill yourself !' he exclaimed. An ugly scowl settled upon the doetor's face. He writhed and struggled, and at last shook off the hand from hie arm. Instantly the peach was raised ...
... and when asked for payment gave a fictitious cheque for the amolint. THE REBECCA RIOTS. The two men named William Davies and John Williams, charged with lawfully cutting and wounding Police-constable Cairns at Llaubsdarn Fynydel, on the 6th December, on ...
... near Kidderminster, the house of the Vicar of Stourport was entered and a large quantity of valuable jewels belonging to Mrs. John Gibbons, of Cheltenham, stolen from her dressingroom. Nothing beyond jewellery was taken, and the loss is estimated at nearly ...
... Robert Sharp, William Sharp, and John Francis Shary, all of Creech St. Michael, Soinereetshire, brick and , tile manufacturers, trading as Robert Sharp and Sons ; also separate estates of Robert Sharp and William Sharp. John Sonthoombe Nichols. formerly of ...
... JUNE 3, 1882. THE PRINCE OF WALES AT EXTRAORDINARY ATTEMPT TO SHOOT LEICESTER. I POLICEMEN. At the Greenwich Police-court, John Adams, 21f, The Prince and Princess of Wales visited Leicester clerk, of 15, Borden-road, near Blackheath, has bets on Whit-Monday ...
... general support from the professors and leading educationalists. AT BIRMINGHAN, • meeting has been held of the creditors of Mr. John Garlick, builder, railway contractor, and brick manufacture', of Saltley, near Birmingham. The liabilities were 02,500, and ...
... t on Tuesday morning a cutler, named John Walton Smith, was sentenced to two months' hard labour for cruelty to a child aged 10 months, the son of a woman with whom he lived. The prisoner held the child out at arm's length and beat it unmercifully about ...
... that look towards each other from the two sides of the Atlantic will be an advantage to them and a benefit to the world. MR. JOHN BRIGHT TE ON THE UNITED STAS. A dinner was given by Mr. Cyrus Yield on Saturday evening to Mr. Pnalps, the U.S. Minister, on ...
... of Belfast, inex , ,rably sweeping away our favourite phrase on the unimpeachable testimony of the great Duke himself. Sir John Barrow and Mr. Croker, once had a discussion on the point. Mr. Croker wrote to the Duke. How am I to recollect what I said ...
... voting papers, which will be returnon Dec. 13. A SHOCKING ACCIDEST reported from Festinoig, Merionethshire. A workmen named John Tudor Roberts, who was in his 70th year, was engaged at his work at the top of the quarries, when be slipped, and was hurled ...
... information to a Police-ser- geant that the dead body of a gentleman was lying ou the four-foot way of the Metropolitan and St. John's-wood Railway at the Finchley-road Station, West Hampstead. The police-sergeant called Dr. Walford, of Finchley-road, who ...
... DREW AND WELLS HARRIERS AT CHEWTON MENDIP. s On Friday, the 25th ult., a joint meet of these pack came off at the Waldegmve Arms, which presented an auiamted appearance from the number who attended on horseback, wheels, or foot. Amongst the former we noticed ...