... temperance, old age pensions, lad revision of the Registration List, n tes Ca- (Cheers.),an otes ant SIR ~JOHN BAK~ER'S SWERVICES. aid S ir. John BAxpC, -who -was warmly, welcomed, risi etry said the Liberal party, was at times twitted in the pri use House ...

... prove that Lord Cardigan had seen it given, and was aware of what it was. The card was, at the most, a statement in writing by someone that the wounded man was Captain Tuckett. Thetstatement could not be evidence against Lord Cardigan, unless it could ...

... Barnes. Linter; Mr Aubler, Mr G. Ambler; 'SBURY RuAD. Mz Taylor, Mre Udeastle: Mt Bivcheiiff, k.N., Miss Mr and Mre T. Grattan, Mr J. Grattan, ist Hore end child; Mrs and Misses Howse: Mze and Miss Crabbe; Mrs 1 : Mr and Mrs Masters Bagshaw ; Vicorta Villa: ...

... I sider it, and the fool by the track may be giving have traced her progress from injuries to arms, just at the time when something critical is aud from arms t2 liberty. Spirit of Swift! Spirit matters of our meeting of Molyneux ! Your geuius bas prevailed ...

... Death by inches up the body things do not all appear at once. be in danger without knowing it. Nur joss of sensation in either arm or is means the first sigu. If your back lame, if yy have a dull pain across is sometimes of the spine, i jour feeds, (in jen) ...

... and Mrs. Miss Reval; anc Mrs. MacPherson, Lieut. fo. 19: Mr. aad Mrs. mt. Jomes Mr. D. a Miss Brice. No. 36: Col. ‘and Mrs. Grattan; the Misses Grattsa; | Me. Hogh Burry; Mr. Exeter House: Mre. and Miss Engin.-Lieut. House: Mre. Harris, Mrs. Harris and child ...

... for the stolen property. ticket. The man said be had no | that the prisoner had offered to sell some e ‘clothes to a man in Cardigan-place, St. abode, and witness, who did not ave him into the of | James’s-street, Portsea, where the bag was his story, g ...

... between take place quietl Lieut. John Haro! son of the late Henry Smith Smith Wright, B.N., of Oaklands Park, Wright, and iurs. Smith Wright, of jouse, Leigh H bel Farnham, Surrey, an Stuart, only daughter of Colonel Grattan (retired), late of Mitcham Park ...

... eompanied by her five daughters. od_ A marriage has been arranged, and will take place quietly in February, between 'at Lieut. John Harold Smith Wright, R.N.., he youngest son of the late Henry Smith e 7 Wright, of Oaklands Park, Chichester, at and ears. ...

... Hummel, E. J. Hurter. 8. W. Jeffrey. W. H. Jenkine. W. Jesaiegn, J. W Ironmonger, T. 8. Irving, J. B. Missy. Jarrow, E. J. John., L. Johnson, C. Joaes, D. It. Jonas. H. Jonas, C. P. Joyce, M. Justice. A. E. lay, H. L. [curing, S. W. Kedge, J. F. Carr ...

... -- 11ronae Kedals for Military Valour. Cdr. tact. Capt.) F. E. M. Garforth, R.N.; Cdr. F. It. Harrold, R.N.' Lt.-Cdr. H. Grattan. R.N.; Lt.-Cdr. E. J. Birch, R.N.; Lt.-Cdr. P. G. Wodebouse, R.N.; Lt.-Cdr. H. T. Bowzn, R.N.; Lt.-Cdr. F. A. (Buckley, R ...

... Barracks, proceeded Cam! and Comercial-road to the Town it wan received John Timpson, who its the Town Hall Square. hie Worship on the steps building were the Mayoress, Sir John Sir Kimber, and Beale, Councillors E. H to the (Mr. T. Davies). Just arrival ...