... CLAYTON ARMS SLATE CLUB. This prosperous Club held its sixteenth annnal > meeting and supper in its Club-room the Clavton Arms’ Inn. Marlow, on Wednesday evenmg last. Mr. John Langley, gen . occupied the chair, and Mr. John Langley, jun.. the vicechair ...

... found aufferion fro alcoholic poisoning, rather acute, sad he had so doubt the man was drunk. end roosts £2 Rh. DIAKIIIIIED. John Martin, of Stratford, labourer, was charged with being drunk on the i at Stony :Watford, on Noveinher 12 b. Kr 0 J Allison ...

... cousin, George Stroud, and others. Belcher came up. They went into the Carpenter's 'Arms. Belcher paid for two pints of beer, and told them he had seen a man arm in arm with John Harvey's wife, and made allegations as to their conduct.. /George Stroud, ,labourer ...

... young Duke of Coburg have all inherited that title. When the King was granted Arms in 1842 it was decided that he should quarter the Royal Arms of Saxony with the Royal Arms of England, and the arrangement was sanctioned by the Privy Council. The King ...

... CALL AND INSPECT OUR STOCK OF Genuine Second-hand Jewellery, Clocks, Vases, China, and Furniture, &c, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. JOHN P. LUCAS & CO., 10 & 12, WALTON STREET, AYLESBURY. DO NOT FORGET THAT KING & SAINSBURY'S You can Purchase, at Prices within ...

... CALL AND INSPECT OUR STOCK OF Genuine Second-hand Jewellery, Clocks, Vases, China, and Furniture, &c, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. JOHN P. LUCAS & CO., 10 & 12, WALTON STREET, AYLESBURY. DO NOT FORGET THAT AT KING & SAINSBURY'S Yon can Purchase, at Prices within ...

... Dublin on Saturday, a plain clothes policeman named John Hearne, residing at 14, Chatham-street, making a determined attempt to kill his wife, and afterwards shooting his brother-in-law, named John Dunne. Kearns then ran away, and it was not until after ...

... operation for tracheotomy, it the life of the patient, a child of five, was to be saved. Nurse Murray ran with the child in her arms to the. operating theatre. The operation was meccasful and the child's life was saved, but the exertion brought on a renewal ...

... 000: was on Tuesday handed by Dr. L. Reynolds to the Treasurer of the Hospital. THE SPOTTED NEGRO BOY. When giving account of John Richardson, the Prince of Showmen, and a native of Great Marlow, I promised to add a few particulars respecting the little ...

... have taken pert. The eullectione made on behalf of the John's Choir hulls have realised is the aggregate 47 t.. 3d. EASTIR DAT AT MT. JOHN'S CHUNCH.—Th e owingßd is the Tying lists of St. John's Church for Ea.ter Day —Maibta, .1I a vs._ P•alma. cathedral ...

... Witness : Comparatively recently. Mr Kyle: You have taken part, as in many prosecutions under the Bread Act ? Witness : I have. John Murphy, assistant inspector of an d measures, stated that as February instructed the last witless to purchase qusreern loaf ...

... following serving as jurymen:—Messes. A. Simpson (chosen foreman), John G. Line, A. Bailey, T. Meadows, X. Smith, B. Saunders, W. Harrison, T. Nicholls, W. Healey, W. Smith, F. Mills, and John Mitchell. The Corona, having briefly outlined the foots, the jury ...