... whoa the mi tr in e ere to hoar thst G. B. Hudson, Esq. et Wick soar this town had the misfortune to break one et his legs, while hunting, at near Evesham, on Monday last. We are however. graed to SM that Mr. Hudson is progressing favourably. SUDDEN Thursday ...

... its turn holds out a lure — And bow long does the charm endure For ever the SZE° to LAM IS riven — The eternally blooms in Heaven. They come and stay — 'Pity truly come to stay; Is this VAIIITT P could not, without the authority of parliament, in any event ...

... the club or subscribers n{'&. wifi be allow 1 t;w croquet when the ground is not in use f . cric! PERSHORE, PETTY SESSIONS, ~TUESDAY. Before the Rev. M. Amphlett (chairman), Rev. Jas Cook, Gen. Marriott, and Henry Hudson, Esq. Upwards of two hours were ocen ...

... buy it for the purpose of turniug it in'o & public-house, she chaoged her opinion and suid, * Such’a thing ought not to be allowed.”” This was the case with many other persons who objected w the nuisance interfering with their happiness, although they were ...

... ** Satan accursed with stones.” The explanation of this was that ‘the Arabs believed that the devil was trying to get into heaven, and that the angels pelted him with stones to keep him out, and that falling stars were missiles thus thrown by the angels ...

... well able tosupport them. He owned property in the borough of the rateable value of about £136 a year. The children were allowed 2s. and 2 loaves weekly — Defendant: Did you help to get my money? Witness: That has nothing to do with the case. I will answer ...

... ant Mres. Boyd (Elmley Castle), Mr. F. D. Holland (Cropthorne Court), Me. F. C Holland, Mr. A. R. Hudson (Wick Housa), Miss [T.!Oa, Me. and Mes. A. . Hudson (The Lodge), Mrs. Ashwin (Bretforton Mauor) and Mrs. Eaton, the Misses Beale Cooper asd Mrs, Knapp ...

... throughout the Nowt breath of Me land. AU thts may be humdrum, bat I raptor it useful. I hope the people will like st, ad I pray Heaven that it will not result • greed ismer is their tartiria. lApplouso. If rob be the pulley. on{ II miek pram he put apes by ...

... committee to (tolled seheoriptiosm to consist of the following:—The Rev. Cation Wa lters (Fershore), Mr. A. Hudson (Wick House), Captain Hudson, Messrs. Joseph Martin, Martin Candertoe, P. B. Goodwin, James Millwood, Holland Andrews, P. A. Coombe, F. G ...

... Enetone, preached the sermon from Genesis 45, lit and following vi ram Taking for a text Phar.ish's droam, bo miaowed how by Heaven', wisdom, oommutiuted to Joseph, the Egyptians were able to provide against a rainy day by laying up in the seen of prosperity ...

... cording to legal Doti.% to an application received from Lady Northwick- whowlegal agent, Mr. Martin Cartier, was pereent—to be allowed to stop up and take in the road known as the Back.lane, running Wow the north aide of in cottage. known as Ivy Row, ireoently ...

... take their Obi at Woram. ter bugloss tie blowing on • charge of %demist smelt. —Oa the wppliwitiow of Mr. Baker hail was allowed, the pursuits Whig humid seer in sureties d £lO Post:mini Pairrnirvion Arr.—Nader the pr.:it/66mi oh this Aet Albert Palo ...