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... with it last year. There was a t little talk afterwards in reference to option t and future contracts. Lord Stanley of I Alderley inquired whether the Government would lay on the table any legislation for the; prevention or restriction of gambling in ...
... destitute old men, as a comfortable asylum, where they may prepare themselves for death, 'The two houses stand beside each ether, very ap. propriately I think, as death and life are always doing, and both appear to be exoelflent institutions after their ...
... tenement of dwelling houses in the lower division of the High Street, which re P malted-so far as has yet been secartined-in the death of u twenti-two jderaons, and the injury, more or less severe, of n tbirteen others. The tenement was situated on the north ...
... day-the Provost presiding. Before thre ordinary Tb, isbusiness was proceeded with, the rvssadh a tewudlike torefer to the death of their esteemed townsmean ex.Pwovost Duti. As they were all awa, he was for many years connected with the I Ls muiia government ...
... conduct; wvhether it is true as reported that the only direct evidence againsrt Mitchell was that of Brown, who admitted thats he had taken'the book in question -em 1-'v d ib to Mitchell, but added that he had if he did not sign a declaration mak aeverant - Mitcel ...
... surprised a body of Theron's scouts on Friday morning near Vaal Station. One of the scouts who was taken prisoner confirmed the death of Theron. On the Portuguese border matters are reported quiet, but it is still said that the Boers are determined to make ...
... evening by Mr John M'Laren, of the Glas- gow Academy, and by Mr James Dunbar, writer, Glasgow. DEATH OS MR MooaE OF TRaSTE'.-Letters from Trieste. announce the. death of George, - Moore; Esq.,- -there on- the 18th ultimo, at the advanced age of 92 years, justly-and ...
... per 1000, C a and a deaths, a death-rate of 24 per 000. The 1 death-rate in the pariah is higher than usual for 1 March, The month has been very fatal, the docter a remarks in his report, te young ebildren-the whelo number of deaths being under two years ...
... Bale and Reveley, and a number of other assistants. Medical assistance also was obtained from other places, Dr :Davis, of Alderley Edge and Dr Atkenson and other gentlemen from Crewe readily proffering their skilled services. In addition to these, breakdown ...
... Indian gauze, edged with Vale'bdiennes. The very full sleeves are ad- justed to a, double chemisette of vwsssdine de soie, 'white covered with black gauze, all em- broidered with jet; the waistband is of black satin, and the gauze collar is edged with Valen- ...
... diminutton of the In national drink bill would be a positive economic t &and moral gain. t. TaE death is announced of :tba Dowager Lady '1 ,Stanley of Alderley. She was in her eighty-eighth um -vyear, and a- sbarp attack of bronchitis; coming w * du ring ...
... ndo'c and arre.ted them. Theyvproved to be uohlia Mitchell, miner, Townhead Street. arid ?? lliamn Hutton,- iner Low Patrick Street. A a ictintity of tobacco and sore other articles were fmind in Mitchell's possession, and a 'sorkbox and some articles of ...