... year, beinpr twenty instead d twenty-oighi. hut large majority of rhea v.ere old offenders. John Driskoll (291. cooper, and Thomas Nni»? (67). collier, were indicted for haring ohtaiaei various sums money false pretence.' Hyde. was stated on behalf of the ...

... Hospital. Liscard. yesterday afternoon, inqifiry was conducted Mr. J. C. Bate, coroner for West Cheshire, regarding the death of Thomas Russell, fiftyfour, timber salesman, who resided 49. Clarence-street. Seacomhe.—Mr. E. Pierce. Deputy Town-clerk of Liverpool ...

... came from the Temple. Leigh Hunt states that the first English tragedy any merit, . was written in the Temple Norton and Thomas Sackville, ift.rwards the celebrated statesman, and fernder of the title of Dorset. Raleigh ..f the Temple : Beaumont, Ford ...

... (cheer?). General Laurie was quite willing to see local alleged attempted fraud AT BRIGHOUSE. Ai Brighouse yo-tonlay. William Thomas Cancastor was committed for trial charged with attempting to defraud Harry Krcmnitt, nf Leads, £5,000 false pretences. It ...

... without discussion, and the dividends recommended wore ordered to be paid. The retiring directors. Sir James Smith and Messrs. Thomas Barnes and J. W. Williams, were re-elected, and the retiring auditor, Mr. W. N. Fisher, was also re-elected. LONDON* AND ...

... case. lady Emily Chichester, antique gilt photo frame. Major-General and Mrs. Henry Macklnnon, as ivory paper knife. The Hon. Thomas and Lady Gertrude Cochrane, silver jug T!i» Earl of Crewe, sporting rifle. The Dowager Lady O’Neill and the Hon. Anne O'Neill ...

... amethyst.” We hope Mr. Langbridge will next time attempt something more common-place. Gypsy Smith: His Life and Work,” himself (Thomas Law).* There are well over half-a-dozen portraits of the author. On glancing through this book, the reader would naturally ...

... —7o72 Private J. Mat.ite»cn. Militia Mounted Infantry Corps.—lsl7 Private G. Gilbert. British South African Police.—l Private Thomas Clancy Adams Cape Po!ioc.—ll2s Private Samuel Robert Waters, con- cussion brair. BLOEMFONTEIN. JANUARY Rcval Army Mcd'.ra ...

... were mulch tor linn who like Bum- were brought iiiealie*. Mur law- bearing upon agriculture had opera fill in sending Hie hardy pea-an; cla— from ilie and its healthy employ inetii into towns. 'l'lte mte.s-non was one wo- pretty well to lb# Iroin at pre-ent ...

... January 26. Holy Tr.mty Cba:cb. bv the R**v A. Spaffotd Ernst . of the late John Lewia. of Hflabv. r«r ...

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... JAM ARY 31. Germanic New Ycrk F. 8. Ciaropa.San Francisco Cervantes ? New York' Arthur * s,*lencia Gulf Taranto .Bristol Hardy ..Treport Febrero a Tarragona Oron a ..Africa Cameroon Africa'Urmston Grange *. River Plate SAILED. THURSDAY. JANUARY ...