... Metlon ; Frederick Gugh, Oriel; Robert Lattimer, J. Watts, Oswald Bet, Lionel Lyde, Walter Gegg, Queen's ; Clement Griffith, Thomas Burnett, Corpus ; Charles Chetwynd. Elliott Lees, Christchurch; Francis Phelps. Keble: James Tilt, St. Mary Hall; John Powell ...

... William Lyde, the Rev. Waller G-gg. Queen'*; the Hev. Jame* Henry Watt*. New ; the Rev. Clement William Griffith, the Rev. Thomas M-'untiord Burnett, the Rev. Char Richard Chetvrynd, El iot Lee*. Christ Church ; the Rev. Francis Robin*.m Phelps, ; the ...

... of this neighbourhood received an awful reminder of the truth ot the saying, in the midit of life we are in death. Mr. Thomas Moverley, of Stuttou, blacksmith, on returning hone; from 'fad caster Agricultural and Horticultural Show on Wednesday night ...

... aros. WT. Jacksonn. is ?? T.. fluncisol, b Hardy ?? T. RilrohI fe, it Polly. iTh.na.31~ U. Thoin-teon. r, Atkiiso,,tr TL. -Borrows.is Hardy ?? ?? ?? Miller. Wehiser lSmrithW, is f oelgtion, _not our.. Hardy ?? 1 N.E Col&,e is ?? .7. Rainter. is ?? r xtras ...

... conductor. R. T. ; Preston SubscnDlxn. J. Halstead ; Bullock's Excelsior, Dewsbury. J. Hardy ; VolnaUsr Batuboo MaocheeUr H ...

... ead, and trhet mot esolent Cough wil in a short thus he remroved, prepare~d only and told holesale and retail by fhe prietor Thomas Besa, St. Helen's, camahire, Ln boxes ls. b ses s Sold by al Druggists and Patent MedieienDea ensjeeryw hee i2, .B.-tnll ...

... (Ac A*.Mai.l Hccrrtary of IN* aV- .re AMuciaixMa Victoria I'arada. LccJ». •hare elaua aud olbcr lofoncatloo «nU j-adlj firm THOMAS Cbainbao. UAULfcA ere;ary u AIX AYRTON. AMlaot ScercUrf THKA K K. S*. Mam. 0*A«10 H ailbrr** ALARM COMPANY - Tola Hora-a, ...

... about it. He was ren.anc ed for a week. A Melee in New Briggate.—On Tuesday, before Mr. Bruce, Thomas Wilson, a'ia« Carr (20), Martin Colem'.n (18), and Thomas Burke, alias Coleman (24). three r jugh characters, who reside tbe Bank, were charged with being ...

... Bradford, horse dealer, who died in December last year, aud which was propounded by Mary Hardy, had been forged, aud was a genuine document. The plaintiff was Mary Hardy, and the defendant Alfred ltamsbottom, opposed probate. case for the plaintiff was commenced ...

... 2, W. Wilson. Six 'Wass. I, W. Wilma Lsnlfbani. everlastiugs, I, W. Watson. Six imbious. 1, A. Laughorn ;2. W. Wilson. Six hardy mourns, 1,0. Kay.; 2, W. Wilma. Three carnations, 1, J. Py rah. Three hoot's', 1,1. Pyrah ; 2, W. Wilson. • One mod bouquet ...

... PREP-bERING FOR TILEIR At,SNL AL EXCURSION to the Ei A -S I DtoadnrE.~ fi ETEMPORIUM I-OR EVERY DESCRIPTION BOY S' LOTHIING, d~ .HARDY AND CO.'S, C. whore 'tame for ECONOM1Y, STYTE, EXECUTION. and TIN~f I Z tA:N ;D 'PEE-EMI1NE NT. I 'NOTE THEIR1P NVUMBER, ONLE ...

... window- and otherwise damaging the private bouse occupied Mr. C. Lil.ey. Gae bad escaping .11 day. and when Mr. and frteud. Mr. Thomas Reeve#, entered and struck light the exph-iou immediately occurred. Both gentlemen were injured. An MtitatiuD h»» on among ...