... the parish church, West Chinnock, Edward, youngest son of the late Thomas Mudford, to Emily Augusta Legg, both of West Chinnock. PALMER -Dec. 25, at St. Mary's Church, Weymouth. Thomas K, fifth son of William Painter, I of Weymouth, to Beatrice Emma, third ...

... with him. I am not going to indulge any political references. But now that the battle is over, I think the residents of St. Thomas, whatever be their politics, will feel pleased that the Guardians (elected from all over the Union) joined doing honour to ...

... Invite an Inspection, confident of Tour Patronage. [672f. ESTABLISHED OVER 100 YEARS. HARDY'S NOTED DRESS BASKETS. Registera—liarness and Portmanteau Stores, 59, St. Thomas Street, Weymouth. 16450. _ TELEGRAM IN —Our principal agent is Mr. J. F. Abbott ...

... merolvant, 158; Stevens, pin., stone merchant, 152; William Masters Hardy, builder, 150. Vasuccestiful:—Joseph Parsons, jun.. huihier, 14e; William tanner, 121; Frank Siemens, mason, 128 ; Thomas Chinclien Horlack, farmer, 124; Georgs Vye, corn merchant, 105; ...

... lURP B DEaTH. A. Complete Story. By Vi. 1L anl a, ALDEN. Vubotiated by Peil Hardy. A WOMAN'S DAY inl TOWN. By IVOR MERLE, Tlus'. TIl3 IN MEMlORY of YOU. A New Hong. By, THomA DLY ¶' B Mlue, Lonod. Words by NormanII. Gaie,th %BE PITURtLISISQUENEBS of the ...

... George at the next election. Mr. Thomas Barker, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. a temperance lecturer, has accepted the invitation of the Radicals of South-West Ham contest at the general election the seat now occupied Mr. Keir-Hardie. Mr. John Burns, addressing meeting ...

... may be registered, The reauat when declared . 1I will be 1nal, 7637 3 d BRISTOL MERCURY SERIES OF HANDBOOK P rs NOW RRADY. HARDY GUIDAt FISHING B I IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OV BRISTOL,, MERRCURY OFFCE, BROAD STUEET. Anid of all Bookseollers, Price SIXPENCIA ...

... credits, £19,526, leaving a profit of £BB5 on the three months. There was total of £l,llB in favour of the mine. Captain Josiah Thomas said the accounts presented were not quite complete. On the previous day he made an application to Goddard for a rcmis- Pion ...

... (chairman), Colonel J. &. P. Gooddcn (vice-chairman), Mr. A. Martin, Mr. H. H. Palalret, Lieut-General 8. Henning, 0.8., Mr. Thomas Hardy, Air. O. W. Floyer, Mr. T. A. Colfox, Mr. Kenneth Robinson, Air. A. W. H. Dammars, and Mr. A. Pope. Tbe forowing wert> ...

... (chairman), Colonel J. R. P. Goodden (vice-chairman), Mr. A. Martin, Mr. H. EL Palairet, Lieut.-General S. Henniug, C.8., Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. G. W. Floyer, Mr. T. A. Colfox, Mr. Kenneth Robinson, Mr. A. W. H. Dammers, and Mr. A. Pope. The Grand Jury.—Tlie ...

... Lamps, 11 S AVIfETY L A M DEPOI 0T, 40, Park Street. &-bBS SAFIOT! 1A.AMPSt. La CANDLE & LAMP SHADES. Laseet Noveltiesp. tet 8 THOMAS OSCrLEB, 40, Pars tet 8 UNSCOOMB (lt B abam) t-he OLID I WANUFACOY O B UT PCTACLl8S. lo, Rt ugustfine'sarae Braistl 8147 X ...

... l. the sale of Sir Jacob Wilson's herd. A Fortune Lost in Farming.—One of the largest farmers in South Lincolnshire, Mr. Thomas Tope, of Thurlby and Bourne, came for his public examination at Peterborough Bankruptcy Court last week, his statement of ...