... wa« itc boat make atnfo 10 Church, lait it only cunoeedrd ia fern for the lawyem - And then, ouM»iderin ...

... Anstey, florist, St. John's-road, said that on Friday, the 27th of Dec., he was in his greenhouse about seven o'clock in the evening, when Mr. Brucker, who lived opposite, called him, and whea witness went out he had Murray by the arm, and told witness he ...

... ruined sent were Mr. Conybeare, M.P., Dr. F. R. Lees,llr. homes? and by the same contingent there was a Joseph Moline, Mr. John Sutherland, hc. The large bottle shewn labelled The Devil in Solution. chairman, in opening the proceedings, observed in ...

... u* Mood v afternoon the body of R.izabeth Croat, widow i-f Cardiff, who had been Oxford on vtait Mr. George Millin, of 29, John* road.— Mary Nunn, wife of J>4ib Nunn, m-amaa, of Swansea, said the deceased wa.« aa aunt her buabauda, the widow William Crow* ...

... expenses incurred in having the wound cauterised. ASSAULT IN CARDIGAN STRECT.—Harriett BeftlSelt, of Cardigan-street, was summoned for having assaulted a girl named Phrebe Osborn, of 4, Cardigan-street, on the 28th ult.—Defendant did not appear.—The girl ...

... interfered considerably with the pleasure of the lovers of the light fantastic.' The caterer Was Mr. Shuts,, of the Rakers' Arms, Cardigan Street, and hit gave every satisfaction. : EAKT INKTITUTN—A vocal and instrumental ouncert, in aid of Hot funds of this ...

... Henry tise It George Bowyer, of Radley, Berks. 80,( July 14, at St. John's Church, Kentish Town. by the pair cph Rev. L. E. Hoppel1, Charles Henry, youngest son of the men roor late John Thomas, Kentish Towen, to Beatrice Sarah scri uch (Lizzie), second ...

... of 29, and the number of registered deeds of arrangement was 69, an increase of 6.—Cornpiled from Stubbs' Weekly Gazette. As John Coombe, the local carrier to and from Portsmouth, was returning to Peterefield over the South Downs, his dog ran over the adjoining ...

... flea die, and costa 7.. -John Rogers, beerhouee keeper, Abingdon House, St. Aldatie'e, was charged on a warrant with having beaten his wife, :Hari:. Roger., and with having assaulted his daughter, Eva Rogers, at the Abingdon Arms, on Friday. -Prisoner pleaded ...

... card. Mr. J. Gardner, of Kidlingtoa, won easily with a Dutch specimen, sound la eoloor. la the doe and litter dames firat prim arm awarded to a promising litter of Belgian hares. Oaviea made up throe els mis, which caused some diSeulty In judging. The chief ...

... similar ?? on it former occasion.-A warrant was issued for the defendarnt's apprehension. A BAD CASE Or Warn DfsEirxo-c.-William John Yendell, labourer, of 34, Esst-street, 1ieSy, Was chare6d oni a wurratitwithi the nosn-payment of 21. l3s. Gd., arrears due ...

... lfoward Street ; James Godhey, 3, Chapel Yarel, Caroline Stress; Edwin Freed), Norfolk Arms ; George Brown, 96, Blackfriarie Road; Richard Clark. Marlharough Arms; Charles White, 8, Bookbinder's Yard; and Beesley, of 20, English Row, all of whom were ...