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... of death is uncertain, except that it arose from the acci- dent. It may have been from concussion of the spine or brain. Arthur Gray Buckby, surgeon, Sutton-on-Trent: I arrived at the scene of the accident about 1 o'clock. I saw Mr. Clive almost immediately ...
... Hon. and Rev. G. Hastings, the and Rev. L. Barring ton, Canon Blomfield, and other gentlemen who, have appointed the Rev. Arthur Gray Butler, M.A., Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford, and assistant master at Rugby, to the head mastership.. TheSuez Canal.—The ...
... from her bosom 4s. which she had saved to pay her rent with. —Committed for trial at the Quarter Sessions. FOWL STEALING.—Arthur Gray was charged with stealing three ducks and a drake, on Sunday morning last, the pro- perty of Mr. Richard Evans, of Hantriaant ...
... SESSIONS. I SECOND COURT.—THUKSDAY. (Before R. Bassett and J. S. Corbett, Esqrs.) STEALING A BRIDLE, &C.S AT Y8TRADOWEN. Arthur Gray, 16, labourer, was indicted for stealing a bridle, a pair of gig reins, and other articles, the property of William Matthews ...
... and 111 of the Royal warrant of the 25th of June, 1831, dated the 1st July 1881:—George William Hughes, late 4;st-1 ...
... Dovan and Cadoxton and por- tions of adjoining parishes should be included. SoDDEnr DrATH.-On Wednesday morning a man named Arthur Gray, residing at Cecil-street, ag Rosth, died very suddenly. The deceased, who was an engine-driver in tile employ of Mr. Billups ...
... the Rev Mr Northcote, the curate. There had never been auy inititopriet,y of conduct beiween them. The (jepu8)ti,jn8 of Arthur Gray, now in America, were read, from which it appeared that in October, 1883, he was with Mr Coxwell-Rogers, at Choltenhaoj; ...
... GORED TO DEATH BY A BULL. A young man named Arthur Gray, son of a farmer living at Iver, near Slough, entered a field on Thursday afternoon to ring a bull, when the animal turned upon him and almost dis- embowelled him. The unfortunate man managed to ...
... GORED TO DEATH BY A BULL, I A young man named Arthur Gray, son of a farmer living at Iver, near Slough, entered a field on Thursday afternoon to ring a bull, when the animal turned upon him and almost dis- embowelled him. The unfortunate man managed to ...
... BED WAS, MABIUAGE.—The nuptials of Mr Arthur Gray* corn merchant, Newport, Mon., and Annie, only daughter of the late Mr Lewis Lewis, builder, of Bedwas, were solemnised by special licence ott Sunday last, at the St. Barwg Parish Church, Bedwas. The ceremony ...
... not to 5pare even so much, and if I could not make it do I had better send a regret. The idea of sending a regret when Arthur Gray will be home from college, bringing two of his chums, added Miss Evelyn. I cannot bear a chiid always about she is probably ...
... kept her secret, some day, she thought, some day, perhaps it shall be. Youth, however, is less patient than maiden, and Arthur Gray had the vision of the slim girl, with the white dress, and the long golden hair too vividly and too constantly before his ...