... in principle correct. So also every probability supports the assrnp. tion that the first settlers were few and scattered, hardy peasants, drawing their supplies from earth, air, and water, satisfied with their seclusion, and prizing the security of their ...

... Waterside Inn was bought by Mr J. B. Sutton, of Brigg, for £765. The Barton Ferries and adjoining wharf land were bought by Mr Hardy, of Hull, for £470. The life of Mr Isaac Marsden, late a noted Revivalist, is just issued from the Press, and will no doubt ...

... Idocal 3futsUiplict. I An entertainment, pr~tided over by Mr Thomas Thal- wall, was given at the Oobden Hall. when songs, recita- tCos, and speeches were given by Miss Steff and Messrs Bell, Drew, Savill, Thackeray, and~ iorlass. Tm.anaa RoYAL.-1 The ...

... Wallis, J. Fawcett, J. W. Crozier, G. Randerson, J. G. Walby, J. R. Willford, C. Beecroft, J. Graves, A. 3. Wellsted, and W. Hardy.-The Chairman returned thanks for his re-election as presi- dent. He trusted that he would still have their hearty co-operation ...

... charged with stealing three fowls, value 7s 6d ; and James Barnes was charged with receiving them. The fowls are the property of Thomas Elwis, landlord of the Woolpack Inn, Gainaborough, and prisoners were drinking in his house on Saturday. Whilst there they ...

... Beerhouses: Branch Arms, 15, Grimsby-lane, fromF Thomas Baxter to William Chapman; The Pavilion, Paragon-street, from Edward Lauri to Charles Mumby* Sheffield Arms, 58, Hessle-road, .from John E. Sharpless t to Thomas Simpson; beer off, 11, Walcott-street, fi ...

... and appointed Mr William Richardson, jun., as his warden, rnd Mr Thomas S. Burton was 'appointed parishioners' warden. Messrs William Stander- ing, T. Appleyard, R. Laythem, and Thomas Creasor were appointed synodsmen. STALLINGBOROUGH. Mr R. Winn, M.P ...

... Bonby, Thomas T. 'Havercroft and John Hookham; East Halton, Josh. Wright and Thos. Leary; Goxhill, John Catley and Wm. Dunwell Habrough, Wm. Mtapplethorpe and Joseph Spencer; Horkstow, John Maget and ThomaA Smith; North Kil- lingholme, Thomas Farrow and ...

... for the repeal of the compulsory clause. A Hursr-nnLcT STtAMEH IN COIaoSTON.-A telegram from Ismailia save that the steamer Thomas Tnrnbnll, from Cardiff for Aden. has been in collision in the Bitter Lakes with the steamer MNascotte, from Sunderland for ...

... Bishop Burton, James Wilson and Thomas Jackson- Cherry Burton, Mark Anderson and David Hardbattle; Eske, Thomas Brompton and Richard Mook; Etton, John Cooper and William Gabbetis; Holme-on-the- Wolds, James Teal and Thomas Cork; Leconfield, Alex. ander ...

... -Tames Stuart and John Thomas Ed- wards, labourers ; Alorenso Banham, a young man; Mary Ann Goulding, a young woman, and Lucy Blanforth, a married woman, were fined for drunkenness, WEDNESDAY. DisORDERrLy on Lici;ssD PnEmsns. - Thomas M'Gowan, a labourer ...

... charge of a horse.-A fine of 5s and costs was inflicted upon Thomas Wilkinson, of be a Caistor, for keeping a dog without a ?? ta aCooper, Samuel Dent, Joseph Gibbonus; Thomas Lowe, re a Thomas Osgerby, John Rhodes, William Smith, and be D William Wilson ...