... injuaring a th niuct11 fi-ld of vetohes' or young clover or wiener beanse f the c Wheast, writes the Duke of Beaufort, is a very hardy, of~ sal in pln n ttksagetda ohurt it. T1hree no0 Ti~tal, tie'i ylf ?? ilswhich I thought bwi rough utel mdb oss ofand I arranged ...

... SINGULAR SUICIDE. Thomas Allison, blacksmith, alled 55 years, of 14 Armstrong street, Horwicb, was found dead by his son Charles yesterday morning, A razor was found on the floor, and the deceased's throat was cat, He had only come to Horwich on Saturday ...

... Llewellyn, MP., I~ir, B.r . Wodebousa, Mii.P., Colonel Laurie. M, P., Mr 3. H. Lockley (the High Sheriff), Messrs C. Townsend, H. Thomas, S. BAker, W. J. Gale, and malny others. The loyal and patriotic toasts having been duly proposed from theobuhir. Mr HANDEL ...

... Tt I living has been held since 1879 by the Rev Hen Haistwell Hardy, MA. Unversity College, Oxfo4 L wbo has for montbs been dangerously ill, but is Dte slowly recovering. Mr and Mra Hardy have lebouri with much success, and the ohurch services hbi become ...

... Oakfleld by two goals, five tries, and tbree minors, to one try and two minors, The tries were obtained by Price (2?, Wells (2), Thomas, Oliver, and Gibaud for Oakfield, and by Lewin for Bath. Both teams played short, and were a follows:-Oakfield-Back, ?? Wiggins ...

... numerous persons who were trustees and persons entitled under various settlements and subsequent encumbrances. Mr. Cozens-Hardy, Q.C., M.P., and Mr. Bramwell Davis were counsel for the plaintiffs; and Mr. E. S. Ford, Kir. Frank Evans, Mr. B. Terrell, ...

... of which Wordsworth gave one version rind Do Quiney another, in to be found in the ' Strange and Dangerous Voyage of Capt, Thomas J'ncs,' printed in London in 1633, a copy of which it is eltmost certain Coleridge must have read, Mr Charles Kent had to ...

... that every inquiry shoald be made h Of Auto the matter. 0 Og ATTEMeRD MURaDER ON TIeI HIGH SEAS,-At et no Grimsby on Mlonday T'homas Selby, fisherman, was w e- committed for trial on a charge of attempting to of murder Chtiqtopher Toddy, on board the fishing ...

... W. E. George be elected vice-presideats for the year 1890. Col. HARDY seconded the propoAition, and it was adopted, On the motion of Mr WARREN. seconded by Mr T. N. C, PoPE, the Rev Thomas Hope, Mr J. Exley, Captain Bridges, Mr W. Wright and the Rev J ...

... : Jenuings. R. C. Stephens, C. Penn, S. R. p LoDg, F. G. Hardiug,W. Stevens, G.Thoms8 F Wookey J. 0. Withers, A. Smith, W. Thomas, W. A. bvans; H. A. Cross, T. P. Overbury, C. R. Tucker, and B. Harris. . The relief returns for the past week ahowed the ...

... CEARITI~s.-The trustees held their weekly board meeting yesterday. at their offices, St. be Stepheo's street. Present -s-Messrs H. Thomas (chair. ce0 man), R. N. Abbot. F. F. Fox. C. Godwin, AN. Price,A. F F. W oodward, and SirJoseph D. Weston. Two applicants ...

... North Yorkshire and Oleve- land-W- Stephens' C annack- Chase-iA. Stanley; I West Lsincashie-Thomas Aspinwall-Laucaahire- Thoman Aebton-, Ayrahire-J. Kier Hardie- Forth and 0lyde Miners' AssociatioYn-FL Chisoim Ribertson Rhofddabilefalin Weir, Bristol-W ...