... Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway Company for the new line which is in course of completion betweesi Gorton and Chorlton-cum-Hardy. On Wednesday morning the deceased was employed at the junction of the new line betiveer Gorton and Fairfield station with ...

... Broadwood, Major- General Higginson, Capt. Montgomery, and -Messrs. S. Campbell, B. Stuart-Nugent, H. Palmer, J. Bridgeman, E. Hardy, and others. OURIO Us ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.-On Tuesday afternoon some excitement was caused in Castle-street. 1 Liverpool, by ...

... Frederick William Rogerson, 164, Thomas-street, Sheffield; compound fracture of one leg and simple I fracture of the other. William Henry Pearson, fishmonger, Paternoster Row, Sheffield; fracture of the ribs. Thomas Sanderson, 33, Cross Lana, Crooks ...

... Rarasbottom; F~riday, 3Lin proces- m;* don of Pendleton Church schools, service in ;st. Th~omas's in BroughtOn Lane; Friday, general procession and service in St. Thomas's Church; Saturday, to Skipton. St. Sbephen's, Hulimne Number of schollars-Boys, 110; ...

... committed for trial at tbe Manchester aessizes , on the charge of bigamy. In Jannary.,863, sbe was roarriedto ?? Ashwvorth, at St.Thomas's Church, Blackburn. She lived eight vears with bim, and then ';ran away with another man. Shewenttbroughthe form of marriage ...

... r. Brand ?? ?? Mr. Rodwell ?? C.. Mo-. Helks ?? ?? C0AxsaoooDG UX1V.M-'. ?? ?? Mr. Bereaford-Hope-. ?? ?? A. E. Gathorns- Hardy ?? C-. .. Colonel Laurie ?? ?? CAL ?? Mx. Fergeson ?? L.. ?? Sir W. ?? .. .. CiAoNRVOX Bo.'s.'Mr. W. B. Hughes - ?? CRATnAn ...

... justif'y him in authorising his discharge at present.-I am, &e., A. F. 0. LIDDELI,. t SUICIDE OF A GENTLEBMAN.-Dr. Danford .I Thomas has held an inquest at the Crimea Tavern, i Inkerman Road, Kentish Town, upon the body of Mr. W. Burdock. aged 76, the owner ...

... yesterday, Viscount Y Mandeville appeared on a summons charging him withle having, on September 7th and 29th, 1887, obtained from thomas Robert Apps, by false and fraudulent n pretences, tcvo sums of £925, the molley of Williaml0 Gardner. Particulars did not ...

... Bottomley; in: .Globe Inn, Regeut Road, from Samuel Arnold to Henry at Bryan; Salford Arms, Chapel-street, from Thomas wi :Buxton to Samuel Hardy; Manor Inn, Church-street, ci: Ifrom James 'Mills to George Frederick Page; Duke of su tufrk, Bury-street, from ...

... recommend a uniform classification of goods throughout the three kingdoms. The charge of treason-felony preferred against THOMAS WALSH, in connection with the recent seizure of arms and ammunition in Clerkenwell, was further investigated on Monday atthe ...

... with the - work they intend to inspect the methods adopted in saeveral large towns. ' X The north transept window -of St. Thomas's Chvrcbh 'Werneth, has just been failed wsitb very fine stained glass, through the liberality of Mr. IV W. j Radcliffe, of ...

... Fortunately the reset- j a voir, which was completed last week, was only one- h , third full. ' . At Mildenhall, Suffolk, Thomas Neale, of X ?? heath, baa been committed for.trial, charged with Skiing his daughter Amefla by striking her with his I 5fist ...