... Mr. R. S. Longley, brought an action against Mr. W, l Bolt, a jeweller, of Dawlish, to recover £3 5s., being the Ad balance of £6 10., the amount of a joint and several .h promissory note signed by Mr. Bolt, Miss Sarah Teed, and Mr. Longley, and whichnote ...

... Kirkgate. i. itt, tpoerehesd-row Mr. Woodcock, Westgate. Mr. J. Ilartley, radford-rd. lMr. W. Wood, (hapel iill. Mr. D. EL Longley, Newst. Mr. S. Whincup, Mold Mr. J. Moore, Buxton-road. Green. Also Of numerous Sub-Agent; in the Town and District. ...

... te. Mrs. Garfitt happerhead-row Mr. Woodcock, Westgate. 3Ir. J. Hartley, BradfordMsd. Mr. W. Wood, Chapel lill. Mr. D. H. Longley, New-st. Mr. S. Whincap, Mold Xr. J. Moore, luxtona-road. Green. Also Of numeron Sv.b-Agents in the Town and Distriot. -| ...

... Chemist. George-street. Hornsea-Wallis, Chemist. Pickering-45, Lowgate. Hedon-Barron. Dunlop-70, Osborne-st. Cottingham-Longley. C. Lincoln-Chariot-st. Barton--Tomlirson and Smith-7, Charles-street. Crowder. Hay-Anlaby-road. Earrow-Bentley, Chemist. ...

... of Roxburghe arrived at tbe, Castle-yes- terday, and had the hossour of dining with the Queen and the Royal family. Ning Longley had also the honour of being invited. The Qoeen, Princess Helena, Prince Leopold, and Princess Ilohenlobe, with the Ladieso ...

... beloved andt deeply regretted by al vho knew her. FAYLOvt-On the 3rd lent., iu bln s20a year, Jonth~n i!:ylor, ot Old tl~longley aiel., in thin csunty. WooD._t- the 2Yth nit., *.ged 78 ears. Joseph Wood, tailor, of . Bileton Street, Darlnton; touch lamentbed ...

... SilnewPotri Ogo,, still esamolleg Wrapr in colours. One Ssln. Cloth iscerds thlck Paple r fulal glt }alf~a.Crowin, F.- E. Longley, 38, WU= X oditonE. 0 19919 dI GU1 jKOY AURLR OY, and ~F_1; b` r.-XUISTQRI AN~TIQUI1TIESf C9~ ,C ,ILRAVZN in YORKSHRE, bR ...

... The Farm will be Let subject to the General Regulations of the Estate, which may be seen on application to T. F. JAIsESON, Longley Cottage, Ellen, by whom olers in writing will be re- ceived until MONDAY Lhe 4th of February next. I, Ellen, 8th January, ...

... Mr. Longley, parish clerk, who was ound dead inside the Parish Church. The evidence given previously showed that death was due to carbolic said poisoning, but ten proceedings had been adjourned in order that the authorities might find Mrs. Longley, who ...

... Helms (of irlchouse), Singleton (of Shyngle- hail), Warren (of Lower Barker), Simpson (of Higher Barker), Latus (of Latus or Longley Hall), Bamber (of Whimney Clough), Crombleholme (of Crombleholme Fold), Newsam (of Newsham Hall), Wilson (of Newsham Hall) ...

... GRIHBILE. THiE DESTRUCTION OF THE NEW FOREST. By THE IHON. AUBERON HERIBERT. CANADA AND IMPERIAL FEDERATION. By THE MION. J. WV. LoNGLEY. (A4ttorney-General for Nova Scotia.} A PREFACE TO DORIAN GRAY. BY OSCAR WILDE. ONE OF OUR CONQUERORS. By GEORGE MEREDITI ...

... NISBET. THE DESTRUCTION OF THE NEW FOREST. By THE HON. AUBERON I{IRBICRT. CANADA AND IMPERIAL FiliEBATION. By THE HON. J. W. 'LoNGLEY. (Attorney-General for Nova Scotia.) A PREFACE To DORIAN GRAY.' By OSCAR WILDE. ONE OF OUR CONQUERORS.. vy GaQOs MEREDITH ...