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... lialf-backs, D Lewis and J Lew's Thomas, A Williams, G L Gower, G J homas, J West, J W Jones, J Itees, and 1 Barnfield. NEWPORT EXTRAS V. MACKINTOSH.—At Roath PA fafcl^Back, G Daly; ^rea^arfcer backs A Wright, VV Thomas, T Elliott, and A Russell, half-backs ...
... was a, poor-law -guardian. tei Yesterday a Christmas tree and sale of work un11 in add of St. Thomas's schools irnprovemo-nt fund c were opined at St. Thomas's Church schools, 00 Wigan, by MNr. John Pandlluhury, JP flu A XNIGAN MrsTrtsv.-Abont ten miontes ...
... arisen was conferred on Mr. William Laird of Glasgow, and not on Mr. William Laird of Birkeuhead. The vill of thelate M r. Thomas Holder, J.r., and Mayor of Liverpool in 1863, has just been proved, the gross personalty being svorn at £90,745 19s. 4d. The ...
... Ruseall of Killowen, Lord Chie-: Justice i Elingland, On bis right ?? Rev Joseph Gbogho-e gpn, C D, President Oatleirnock: Dv Thomas; Nediey, Vary Re? CRot n Keen, P 1?, FPaia'vc blr M. acilnerney, Q %1 Very Rev. Canor Horis, P P; nev t, Russell, S J; Mr ...
... obtaining an advance in wages proportionate to LY. the wages enjoyed by miners in the rest of Scotland. The Lord Mayor (Alderman Thomas Hughes) presided over the monthly meeting of the City aD. Council held in the Liverpool Town Hail yesterday. After an animated ...
... People of New inn. 1 ~ o 2ki in;r-,lioa (tneitd ipr Rev 'M Power, 150 0 t1:errylo;eim and DeSertereat (enited parishie'. petr Thomas S ffarbison, presi~dont; ?? *jp}.-l;Nae. Trosurer; - -ha MCorin:'eL. See:- ser ryl rna and ! ?? £46 16 0 ?? lir'4 Nei:oral ...
... a 120 men had been chosen by the two colonels out of the many hundreds of men who offered for this hazardous outpost work, hardy, stalwart, resolute-looking mon, many of them armed with musket*. bub a considerable number bearing straightened scythes, with ...
... fully choral, being conducted by the Rev Canon Evans, assisted by the Rev Jderbart Evans, ourate. The best man was Mr John Hardie, F.R.C.S., Edinburgh. The bride, who was given away by her mother, was attired in a dress of rich white silk embroidered with ...
... Cardliff (Mr. E. Beavan) in d 9 Of his parlour at the Town-hall. Trho Reput.Mion, gi ,~which wagi introd~uoed by Counoillor E. Thomas gi hi-(Gor.hfarf) consitted uaf Meisrs Pribohard, noel mui- 1Ifughles, Rowlands, and Jones. The Mayor CIX' Ito said that ...
... e Association will be v held on the evening of January 29, in the t Lecture Hall of the Constitutional Association, t Sir Thomas-street. Amongst those who have r promised to attend are SirArthur B. Forwood, 5 Hi?., Mr. Walter Long, M.P., Mr. H. ?? Houston ...
... au increase for the past year of £59,231 12s 4d. AT a dinner of the Glasgow Imperial Union Club, held last night, the Hon. Thomas Coch- rane, M.P. for North Ayrshire. and Sir John Stirlin-Mdaxwvell, MY. for the College Division of Glasgow, were the guests ...
... The de'ender Hardie, vho had been seqeestrated, pleaded that lie was not . personally liable for the rent, and his trustee ;t denied liability in respect that he had not taken r I up t tenancyoftbe premises, but had merely, t '11 on Hardie becomiug bankrupjt ...