... within the last three years been kept or used as a House for the sale of Beer, not to be consumed on the Premises, by oine Thomas John Smith, under the sign of the Odiental Inn, and which I intend to keep as an Inn, Ale-house, or Victualling-house. together ...

... The Hon. Alfred B. Ga- ?-ir William Henry Walton. thorne Hardy Arnold William White, Sir Farrer Herschell, Q.C., REsq. M.P. ICharles Norris Wilde, Esq. William Frederick Higgins, Basil Thomas Woodd, 14sq .eq. Invested Assets on 31st December, 1880 .£5 ...

... y meeting of the Brlg BRonrd of .;uardians was held on thb 18th, to there being 23 guardians present, presided over by in Thomas T'oiohbcon, R-q. The number of inmates in to the house was reported at 116, as against 121 this time he lot year. The number ...

... the subscription list being nearly trebled. The collection of plants also rapidlly increased, till in 1866 the catalogue of hardy herbaceous and Alpine plants then in cultivation num- bered upwards of 6,000 species,, and took rank as one of the most extensive ...

... was carried for- ward to the next account. The retiring director (Henry a John Atkinson, Esq) was reelected. The election of Thomas Abbey Smithson, Esq., as director, in the room of the late William Brown, Esq., was confiomed. David a Wilson, Esq., and Henry ...

... who shot himself in his room nearly two centuries ago. ' Coming events cast their shadows before' was literally dreamed by Thomas Camp- bel, author of the 'Pleasures of. Hope,' who woke up one night repeating it, and introduced it into 'Lochiel's Warning ...

... Webb to have liquor on her premises whilst drunk, and was fined £1 and 9s. costs, the conviction to be endorsed on the ?? Hardy, fisherman, was charged with being drunk and disorderly at the Victoria Rooms, and assaulting P.C. Chambers, who, in ejecting ...