... James, formerly of Cardiff. Reid, Archibald, formerly of Liverpool, and Montreal, Oanada. Smith, John Austin, formerly of Caistor, Lincolnshire, and New Zealand. Smith, Louisa Jane, formerly of Nechells, Birmingham. Swainson, formerly of Penrith, Lancaster ...

... a* J-U°*j Smith was charged with receiving tho Ba ing them to have been stolen. The been sent from Alford, for delivery at Knighton and other men seen to bags with potatoes, which Knighton , j,eßi drove away with. He afterwards s°' d Smith for 7s- 6d ...

... H. Fellowes (George v. J. Tomlinsoa Clifton. T. Fielding (George v. H. Savory (Spen Victoria). R. Williamson (Didsbury) v. A. Lamb (Chapeltown). J. F. Weil-: (Didsbury) v. E. J. C. Howe (Didsbury) v. W. Ki'aon (Bnghouse) A. Worthington Park) v. J. (Elland) ...

... before Alessrs. F. Kenning and C. W. Hays, George and Henry Limb, miners, Pilsley, were chanted by George Cutts, farmer, Pilsley, with assaulting him at Pilsley on October 6. Dross-summons was also taken out by George Limb against Cutts.—For the assault Geo ...

... the first rime in the match, .-md the ninth being halved, Graham turned one op. Two down the eleventh, the holder of the St. George’s Vase, who had played good golf up to this point, showed indifferent form, and was finally easily defeated. First Round. ...

... Hull Brewery Co., Ltd., Moors and Reason's, Ltd., Hull; Messrs Worthington, Burton; T. Linsloy, Esq., Hull; Glossop, Bulay, and Co., Hiill;. Messrs Brunt- and Co., Hull and Burton; Smith and C 0.,. Hull; J. and L. Smithson (imw t'ne Hull Brewery Co.); ...

... obtained of Mr GEORGE COX, Auctioneer; Mr. LUTTERWORTH, Surveyor; or Messrs. BRYAN and ARMSTRONG, Solicitors, all Mansfield; or of Messrs. WATSON, WAUSWORTH, and WARD, Solicitors, Nottingham. Sabs by fix, % WALES, YORKSHIRE. Re Mr. GEORGE WALKER. DECEASED ...

... Sheffield. After the meeting the annual dinner was held. Dr. George Booth. J.P., rresided, and was supported amongst others Drs. Shea, J.P., R. J. Smith, Simeon Snell, J.P., Wearne Clarke. TV. B. Smith, G. J. Macdonald, R. G. Allen, C. J. Palmer, F. Edmunds ...

... and Fryinsr: busy district; worth double; rent ss.— Wood, 25, George-street. £25 (ABOUT).—Nice little Mixed Business, off Holderress-road ; corner shop, three bedrooms; rent. —Wood, 25, George-stfeet. LET, good House and Shop, beat position, NVriai d- X ...

... ELDERLY MAN HANGING. IN A NEW GEORGE-STREET HOUSE. death has occurred of William Harris (61), under circumstances pointing to suicide, last night. According Priscilla Harris, wife of the deceased, living at 5, New George-street, liull, husband (who m ...

... me. I there’s nothing new ? never mentions me?” “No,” and Molly snook her head. “He told not speak you, George. said the matter waa at end.” George, walking along with his-fftandis in his pockets, sighed deeply. it’s the course of true love; but, really ...

... 1 R. H. Fellowcs (George Prestwich) v. (Clifton). P. Fielding (George Prestwich) v. H. R. Williamson (Didsbury) v. A. Lamb (Oh*?*’ J. F. Weils (Ilidsbury) v. E. Hargraves (v J. C. Howe (Didsbuiy) v. W. Kitson (Brb?’|i A. Worthington (Heato’n Park) v. ...