... Cooke-Colhf, D.A.A.0., of a daughter. Ferris.—On Friday, Nov. 30tb. the wife of the Rev T. B. B. Ferris, St. Matthew's Vicarage, Nottingham, of a son. Field—On the 21st ult.. Maple House. Ronndhill Crescent, Brighten, the wife of J. C. Field, 4th Dragoon Guards, af son. Tottenham. —Ou the 25th ult.. at the Vicarage. Kirby Grindalyth, the wife of tbe Rev. E. Tottenham, of a daughter. Willoughby ...

... be disputed : That Yurkxhire Post has far larger circulation than that of any other Morning Paper in the Provinces. t. That its daily sale from two three times larger than that of any other Morning published in Yorkshire. ...

... to alarm all thorn who were anxious i) that bio contract la completed, we Zm, «u■«T each like caaee, eager to conceal their gi , det|li of e contract,’ as finitmarnifrinc the number of their adreraanea. Indeed j Ma p nger ship, aoeb those of Conar acted upon the principle that dia- or Roy al . W « th. Wter part t.lou, ound *m. Wo.ro uoobl, difficulty in remoTing their lew prudout eomroda, a( ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF. PARIS. Liverpool, Tuesday. The In man screw-steamer City of Paris, Captain Kennedy, from New York on the 28th ultimo, reached the Mersey shortly after five o clock thi ...

... JANE was in bed at last and Jill was free to make her plans. First she must write a note to Peter and to Mrs Brown, but when it came to the point she found it impossible to write anything at all to Peter but good-bye. To Brownie she explained that circumstances had compelled her to go awav and asked her to see Mrs Neilsen at once so that arrangements could be made to care for Jane until ...

... situation. fOR SALE, by Private Bargain, GLF,N«HIELING, ' BALMORAL ROAD, RATTRAY. BLAIRGOWRIE, a Secluded, Compart, Medium-Sized House in perfect order, with easilykept Grounds. Lounge with Sun Lounge off, Dining- Room, Cloakroom, Kitchen, Maid's Sitting-Rooin, and other Domestic Offices, Bedrooms lall with fitted basins), Tiled Bathroom, separate W.C., also 2 Attic Bedrooms and Bathroom. ...

... their lungs arc unable supply the increase blood immediately with pure air, as enable it to proceed onwards without delay, therefore temporary accumulalion takes place in the pulmonary artery, which must irritate its extreme terminations.” CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE. •\t Ordination held at Ardbracken Sundav la ...

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