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... practice of tying dog tin pan and then letting the tin pan loose. How the Grattans played at Checker*.—Up three evenings ago such athing checker-board was never km in Mr. Grattan’s house. He and his aged partner have managed to pass the long evenings pi ...
... Nash for 4s 7s ; Dec. 30. C. W. Robhins George Hewer for 171 3d ; month, Same v John Clack for /i ; 4s W. J. Wise, re R. 4*. Johnson v T. E. Long ; 51 month. Same v John Dealing for ; two instalments. Monk v A. Harding for £3 14s fid ; 4s month. Same ...
... Australia, the State Schoolmaster, Aative Australians and Imperial Federation, and the Moral of the teens!an ! Imbroglio. Mr. John I ley wood, of Manchester, announces the coraplttion tie* seend volume of Baines’s History the County Palatine and Duchy Lancaster ...
... heat ! The Stewards further arm that they have satisfied themeless that similar orders had been given by Lord Aileshiuy on previous occasions! end is that Martin, the jockey, is rep rimanded and pardoned; but Mr. John Tyl er and the Most Noble George ...
... Chippenham, from Gunning to William Peters Davis ; Old Road inn, Chippenham, from Herbert Jelly to William Cockram ; Borough Arms, Langley Burrell, from Mary Bigler to Henry Asneck.—James Beasley of 31almesbury, millwright, was ordered to contribute 10s ...
... Stanley Reuse, Lower Clamor; ; Char en John Bond, L.R.C.P. Larks, Latter. worth, Leierden.hire; Frederick Dale, M.B. Cantab, L.R.C.P. London. Searboroogh ; Davies, L.R.C.P. Laudon, LlaturwyrYfen, Cardigan; John Haphins, L.SA., Ckveland-etreet Infirmary ...
... the terror of the neighbourhood, and only a short time before the murder Nuniez he bad stabbed policemau so seriously in the arm that the bone was split, and the officer was in hospital for a considerable time. He was also wanted” for other acts violence ...
... difliculty obtained abranch of a treereturned with it to her sister, who was clinging to the ice, and placed it firm under her arms. Then, seeing that Mr. %fi was making but slow pmgn- round the shore of the bay, she at once took off her boots and started ...
... the occurrence of the name of John Semere (the sewer) in the burgess roll, Marlborough in 1333, faintly suggests a more proximate descent. After this marriage the name of the new possessors became conspicnous enongh. Sir John Seymour of | Wolfhall, grandson ...
... Separatiet movement meditated try Mr. Parnell and that associated in the last century with the name of Henry Grattan. With Mr. Parnell now, as with Grattan then, Separation is a mine to aa end ; but the Gads have as reeemblenne. The middies of 177942 was es ...
... AUCTION, at the Arms Hookl, Marlborough, on thai above date, 3 o'clock p. m. • Farther particular* of Messrs. and oov. Malmesbury, Mr. Mark Jbanb, Land Agent, Auctioneer, and Surveyor, Marlborough and Devizes. Obobb of the Mortgagee. CARDIGAN ROAD, READING ...
... cordiality Sir John . roppmters, and thee armed with wisdom, expenence, judgment, good will, and create disorder proved futile. ,n»ii»>. rmui.. .->• P.i.twr Addressing the meeting, Sir John Bamnktt said couk refer to the cmTut in North John said ne cl ? ...