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... VVatkins to David Butler-' Cardigan Arms, Do wlais, J ohn J ones to Enoch Thomas Wyudham Arms, Glebeland, J. H. Evans to Albeit Wells; Anchor Tavern, Pontmorlais, David Marpole; to Samuel Breeze; Rose and Crown, Grawen-terrace John Hughes to Sarah Hughes; ...
... presented from that parish, and two from St. Luke's, Cheltenham. A Gloucester paper understands that the Rev. hi, W. F, St. John, MIA., rector of Frampton-on-Severn, has accepted the living of Kempsford, vacant by the death of Canon Barlow. The Cainbrian ...
... h .e force. assurinig them of the RYM athly which the Queen 53 felt in the dark hours which nd overshadowed tho ,h British arms In Afghanistau. His Excellency referred Y especiallg to the servicee of the troops guarding the mr communicatione. and praised ...
... deal boards under his arm, staggering as if he was drunk. The prisoner had been cautioned before.—George James Brown, a workman in the yard, stated that on Tuesday evening he saw the prisoner walking off with the wood under his arm.—The prisoner pleaded ...
... proper person to fill the office. Mr. John s, Todd seconded the motion. Mr Rawson proposed Mr ei IF. W. Ho'ughton. Mr H. . Coopland seconded the oi ?? nomination of INr Houghton. Mr John 'orry Wass proposed Mr John Davis. Mr Joseph Flower seconded. Mr ...
... are Joseh Patrick Egan. Thomas Brennan, ihorael P tOn, Patrick J. Sheridan, PatriSk Jos. ;oicd 'ichael 21 O'Sullivan, John Dillon, John W. Jerd3'OJhn S. Wal.sh, and Matthew Harris. Mir Dillon, solicitor for Mr. Parnell and the other de- M 0Lts, attende ...
... (Liberal), John Iiosser CENTRAL WARD.—In this ward also the retiring members passed unchallenged, and a similar duty devolved upon Alderman T. M. Lleweliyn, the returning officer, who officially recorded the re-election of both, namely, John Richard Richards ...
... PI'z1rv SESsION, TVbEDAY, -(Before Messrs. John Bippisley junior, S. S. PT Samborne, and W, W. Xettleweli.)-The certi'dcate of the Tyning beerhouse, Tifmnbury, was transferred frim JamesThomas to Jamnes James.-John Tudhall v. Edward Harris, The plaintiff ...
... loyal feeling expressed by his Ori *,as a visitors. ec of the A party of armed men with blackened faces on Thurs- wel 'ochial day night entered the house of a farmer named John tha 'rotes- Lynch, at Derulk, near Fuller, and brought him out of eati ement ...
... Before L. R. Hall, Esq. (Chairman), and C. Higgins, Esq. John Wesley, nlies Scrogg, was brought up in custody on a charge of stealing a silk handkerchief, of the value of 5s., the property of John Amos, of Chetwode, on the 1 Ith inst. --From the evidence ...