... Directors, / R. I. WI THER IDGE ) Secretary. / AGENTS. .Bromsgrate, J. Holyoake. Redditch, W. Bartlett. Bilston, S. Bassford. Rugby, S. Dalton. Jiursieso, J. Ward. Hugeley, W. Hawkins. Celeshill, J. Dale.- Staybrd, J. Heushaw. Coventry, John Tillers. Sutton ...

... Birmingham; I'. Hall, for stealing a gunnel iron in Birmingham; Thomas Gaisdner, for fraudulently obtaining a silver watch at Rugby ; John Kempson, for stealing silver in Birmingham ; Edward Hinton, for stealing a basket and cheeses at Aston; Elizabeth Clarke ...

... Bir- mingham ?? ?? 15,!15 Mr. . WMatthews, Blrnminghsus ?? Messes. Paunell an(d Son, Rugby ?? x,5000 Mlessrs. W. and I. Webb, Birmingham ?? 15,078 Mr. James Moffatt, Birmingham ?? 18. ,8 The tender of Mr. Mloffatt not being In accordanoe with the form ...

... 930 Messrs. Jno. aE( j on> Birmingham 15,985 Mr.Wm. Mathews, Messrs. Parnell and Son, Rugby 15,500 Messrs. W. and J Webb, Birmingham 15.078 Mr. James Moffatt, Birmingham 14,896 The tender of Hr. Moffatt not being in accordance with the form of instruction ...

... Hardwick and Son, Birmingham 15,985 Mr.Wm. Mathews, Birmingham 15,rt50 Messrs. Parnell Son, Rugby 15,500 Messrs. W. and J. Webb, Birmingham 15 078 Mr. James Moffatt, Birmingham The tender of Mr. Moffatt not being in accordance with tbe form of instruction ...

... for the new boys’ schools at the Workhouse. They were as follow : —John Barnsley and Son, Ryland Street North, -£8,868.; James Moffatt, Cheapside, -£8,960.; Horsley Brothers, Newton Street, =£8,175.; Silvester Surman, Great Colmore Street, £8,769.; John ...

... Dowlais, Merthyr Tydvil; Major H. Granthain, West Hall, Spilsby Mr. J. Helmsley, Shelton, Newark ; Mr. J. Hicken, Dunchnrch, Rugby; Mr. J. W. Kamber, Tubney Warren, Abingdon ; Mr. F*. Sherborn, Bedfont, Middlesex ; Mr. H. B. Caldwell, Bradford-on-Avon ; ...

... of the judges was not any means difficult one. The first prize was awarded Stock, the property of Messrs. Charles and James Moffatt, of KirkUn'un Park, Carlisle, a very good, strong hors'*, but just a trifle heavy in the shoulder and fore quarters generally ...

... Corfield, bay colt, 1 year 3 months 2 weeks 4 days old. Class 54.—Thoroughbred stallion. Open to all England. —lst, £5O, Mr. James Moffatt, Kirklinton Park, Carlisle, Laughing Stock, 13 years old; 2nd, £lO, Mr. Michael Biddulph, Ledbury, The Mallard, 6 years ...

... Steward; A. H. W. Ratcliff, G. Steward; Moat Hooper, G, Steward; E. Mallard, G. Steward. Paat Provincial Grand Officera: James Moffatt, P.M. 74, P.P.G.R.; Joaeph Boddioglon, P.RI. 667. P.P.G.A.C.; A. E. Fridlander, P.P.G.W.; J. M. Moulton. P.M. 667. P.P ...

... officers and brethren, including the Deputy Prov. G.M. Brother James T. Qolline, P.G.8.8., England ; Brothers G. Beech, Seo., James Moffatt, Major Ash, the Rev. w. Heonnessey, the Rev. Holland Richards, Colonel Ww. Cox, Mesars. C. I. Blaker, B. Lowis, J. E. Stanley ...

... morning Mr. Lonaley • court st Learnin•Win nwision of of voters in Cubbington end I-Wilford dietrie. Rugby Divieon. Liberal party represented by Holman, Rugby, Bon., Conservative.. Wave, overwers submitted manuseriptlliala of votens.•nd Revising Bewilder eevere ...