... place the village churchyard. Deceased wae formerly prominent tradesman village, having been the proprietor of the Seymour Arms for number years, and afterwards carrying business grocer. On his re- •ireroem he went live at Weston, at which place he died ...

... Conimittee—l' McNomers, lintght, Michael Callaghan. James liontek, Jams Cawley, Thomas Brown, Michoel Connolly, John Sweeney. Henry Boyd, !Award John Cregg, and Andrew Cotmick. Mr Corr said the very pleasing now devolved upon him of proms ing a voted thanks ...

... Sesciat _ AT ALL DINTS FOR CONORIOATIONAL PURPOSES. Drs HONDAS, Sid November— A SOIREE Will be held when Her. JOHN P. DIILT, RD., Gleesow • Nev. JOHN DICKSON, Leith: Nev. JANIS 0. WriniRLAND s.D..esistos: Her. JAYS BAK& Obegow • D. 11:11111 11 BDT, Whither& ...

... night. Cambridge University adopted on Thursday resolution accepting the offer of Acton Library, and thanking the Right Hon. John Morley, M.P., for his generous gift. The Hon. F. S. Jackson has been presented with set of handsome silver bowls, by Lord Hawko ...

... r»f»—W 111. The Lard*. WANTED. FASHES MAN. who all kind* of fatm and Milk; wigw per a*f»; cotwgo found; «Mrt old mdk » day -John BrekUowae. Wat: Oa*forth._i»enr_lned*. I*7ANTED.* FARM MAN. aiMattinmoa. to'faoard twofad.; Tf setter and hatcher; N4 and ...

... Robert Hivewnght; P.J.. Andrew Loask; S.E., John Hopkins; 8. N.. James Hivowrigbt; IVeaeurer. fJoorg© Mitobeli; Ist . Robertson; Soj.. Provost Marshall, Kintore; Soj., Jamee Sinclair; Janitor. John Gray; 0.d., John Conn; Auditor. .Ino. Minty. very largel ...

... bv the trawler Prince, and after spirited comiKditionwa* bought for 10s for shipment to Hamburg. THE ASSAULT MR. I^ENSIT.— John M‘Kcevcr. charged with assaulting the late Mr. Kensit on September 25, was again brought remand at the Birkenhead Police ourt ...

... San), Great Smeaton, crocer; or seven were £15 13s., attri-| ardays,|house, 9s. aie, Brosh, miner orseven days ; ton; John Keighley and John Westwood Friday. Beile V oF on 13s. 4d. in the ing as Keighley and Westwood), plumbers, etc. Saywell Royle, wi who ...

... to the Coroner ordered a mortem At the inquest the evidence Dr went to that death was to fatty degeneration of the heart Air John AATide was foreman of the Jury who returned a verdict in accordance with the medical testimony BAMPTON Private Henry Davis ...

... of Somerset, Lord Kerry, the Hon. Percy WyndWim, Sir Godfrey Lashington, Sir John Dickson-Poynder M.P., Sir Audley Neeld Sir G. Prior Goldney, Si r Joh n T. Goldney, Sir John Wallington, Mr. C. E. Colston, M.P., Colonel Ricardo, Colonel Digby, Colonel ...

... rare. Or even such artist lived and wrought? To trace epitaph largo and fair, To breathe the soul nation« thought.* First Grattan passed, with his lips of flame, . Fire-touched by Heaven with burning coal— | prophets unto the nations came— I hasten ...

... ut triet Coupeils’ Association informing them of | Weodkirk. Thirty-five persons sat down to) held on Saturday at the Cardigan Arms, the house after the party have left for this decision. Mr A. H. Newhald asked for a substantial meal, provided by Host ...