... David Norton Hawkrleld, T. H. Hardy and John Parker; Nempneti, Alfred Sing and Alfred Withev Paolton, W. C. Ashman Thomas Bush; Ston Baatoo, F. L. Carpenter and F. N. Flower; W. C. Lyde and Loxton; Timsbnrv Gregory and Thomas Hall; Übley, Charles Kudwtli ...

... there bad bean certain air mystery about what was take place, bat explanation would presently be by Thomas. (Langhter and Hear, hear.) Mr C. J. Thomas said bad brought them together manifest tbeir sense of the long continued *er- Ticca of Blalohford ...

... ilr T. D. landsay's Tea itose. aged, 12st 71b. _ Owner Mr F. Fltzgarald's Honeycomb, aged. 71b Mr C. Thompson Mr S. Mercian Thomas's Nightshirt, a yrs, list 121b _ W. Lindsay Alto ran—Forget-me-not. Betting: 6 to 4 agst Tea Rose and Honeycomb; Forget-me-not ...

... an amir—hi* looting, LONG A3HTON. St_nos.—Mr Richard Winter Burdge, appointed overseer parish, a aalary of £50 par annum.—Thomas Payne, a young fallow, Temple Street, waa fined ISs, costs, fat assaulting Robert Hurley, tha Bath road, Totterdown, Easter ...

... rjtwotmdsT.oc opinion in Ireland was of destdsvy a. to early closing to. Iraland..: polled it, woaid vote for it bv-50 to Mr THOMAS LEA moved tbat the >. , now pat. bat tbe Speaker took allies tae motion. TOMLINSON briefly th. bilL Mr SEXTON woald have voted ...

... Carnarvon, boot shop manager, late boot and shoe dealer. Henry Push, of West Felton, Salop, grocer. Thomas Cartledge, lately grocer, now out business. Thomas Sharrcck. of Lower luce, near Wigan, painter. Joseph Banbury, Forest Gate, Essex, builder. William ...

... Txapneli; magazines for Nurses' Home, Miss Fry, Houss; rhubarb, two children's frocks, old linen and books, from Mrs George Thomas * two hampers flowers, from Portishead Wealsyea Cbapel. The matron will thankfully receive toys, bedgowns, and children's ...

... LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. :• Charles Paint South port, piumber aod Kerr Grimdley-oa- and Thomas lately iT% 2 ** Street, both batcher. Thorpe, Victoria. Avenae. Hjtmt»Lo Soad, Had, builder. Warsbroaga -triage, Ba_rnel*y, glvrjtjM ■»Q_l ItMlciT. dope', jars ...

... debate on the licensing proposals the Government was resumed by Honldsworth, who was followed Esslemont. Heneage, Mr Gathorae-Hardy, Mr Bryce, Mr Walter Long, and othera. The debate wa3 adjourned, on the motion o* Sir Wilfrid and the sitting was suspended ...

... Chaplain to too Bishop of Durham. Gwynne, Key.C. 8.. U.._;Curate-ia-Charireof St. Matthew's Mission Church, in Sc. Mary's, Hardy. Rev. A. O. 11.A.; Vicar Maker. Rector of smarden. ron, the Archblsh Canterbury. Hort. Rev. F. J. A., D.D.; Chaplain to Bishop ...

... sots; weight for age; allowances. About two Percy's Llangollen, yrs, 13st . Mr Abington Mr Carthusian's Skip. 4 yrs, list Sib Thomas's Albert Victor. S yrs, Owner 3 Mr Dickson's Little Daisy, S yrs, - Mr Ball's Fossil. list 71b. _ B. P. Wilson Lane's Shrub ...

... distingue colours and designs.—Thatcher, College Creon. ■ SAFETY Bassinet to KAMBUL It, excellent condition; White Rabbits, very hardy.—lB, Cromwell Road, st. Andrews. SALE. Bassinette PERAMBULATOR, double springs; cost £4 15a; sold Cheap.—2l, Vale Boat. Clifton ...