... SpaldingA History of the Amidst sad Present State of the Navigation of the Port of layea and of Cambridge with maps of the by Co John 1795 J. Mr. G. C. Caster, 7,l9arket-plaos—Knoraved from a map dated 1975, to show the positon of the old gallows at Peterborough ...

... the loos] war fund, and .k 1 ad. for the widow and sight dreq of a St. Alban's bondsman. PATRIOTIC RAILWAYMEN.-- Saturday MT. John Samson handed in the third insta:ment, £lO 10e.. making • total. 30 guineas. subscribed by the enitioyees of New England and ...

... H. A. Evans. Broadway. Pvt. A. L. Bird. Lime Tree Avenue. Pvt. B. Neon, Oundle.rd. Pvt. J. 0. Richmond, St. John's-et. Pvt. W. H. Rom, Russell-at. Pvt. C. Love, Eye. Pvt. F. J. Tebbe, Cromwell-rd The men due at the Barracks at 9 a.m.. and the majority ...

... case, the Magistrates allowed on payment of N. outs. —Williams Taylor. landlord of Rani Inn. Raxassy Heights, was charged by John Thomas assaulting him on 11th January as vitas= by both sides, be did net sea Taylor Pap. wortlee um but beard *en aragtsand ...

... mate.: Meows P. Russell and D. Barnett. Bonshor and W. H. Orchard, M.R. Andrews and J. Bird. 0.E.R.: treasurer, Mr. T. R. Johnson: general eecretery. Mr. W. H. Hackett; assistant general secretary. Mr. W. H. Orchard. PA NTONIXE.—St. John Deriton'm London ...

... stetted the Boors and we are going to keep them so. Hurhah! Eng.and for over! baby COUNTY COURT. Tsoday.-13efore his %piss Q.C. John mail isorehant. v. G. . 178. Pontos'lim rood. Lepades.—Claim 4d. retain ef paid for geode est daliverad.—Judgmast for with ...

... MARRIAGE MYSTERY. A N NOUNCEMENT CONCERNING EARL RUSSELL. The New York Herald's Carson (Nevada, correapondent states that Lord Russell and Mrs. Cooke were granted divorces on Saturday at Genoa (Nevada) Lord Russell on the ground of his wife's alleged desertion ...

... Lady Muriel Paget-silver box; Lady Jane Benny Herbert-bureau; Sir John Conroy-turquoise bracelet; Sir Mountstuart and Lady Grant Duff -Bon-boa dishes; Lady Henley-sugar bowl; Sir John and Lady Burdfon Sanderson-Venetian glass Anger howls; Lady Hiatt-tea ...

... Mcllitie. Illuminated collecting car, John Bull and Daughters of our Isles, Mrs. D. H. Stott; floral decorations, Mr. Bradley; illuminations, Mr. T. Noble. The arrangement of this was exceedingly elective. John Bull (Mr. T. Noble) sat contentedly in ...

... a very plausible Mary, hut. is view of the that there wars twenty prov.ose TiatiOne atfainet him, be was to a imprisonment. John ('urchin, of Northboro, was summoned for an improper act at Peekirk on May I. and a similar offence at Maxey as May S.--flentemeed ...

... gong—Mrs. Roberts. Brass goag—Mrs. Bookeby. Ealing. , Brass kettle—Mrs. Rooksby. Silver toast rack—Mies H. Hooksby and Mr. ' Russel. Notts. Butter knife, preotrve spoon, sardine and pickle forks, silver and pearl—Mr. and Mts. W. Booby. Handsome dish covere—Mias ...

... throughout the week. On Monday night the preacher was the Rev. J. H. hfoleeworth, formerly Vicar of Bt. Mark's and now of St. John's. Leicester, who had • crowded congregation. Mr. Moleeworth spoke very hifh..y of the way the churohworkers of the parish ...