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... William, Taunton, surgeon Dickin, John, 63, Stafford-street, Birmiogham, grazier Dishton, Jobn Henry, Oak House, Newland, near Coleford, loucester, Captain, EI.C.S, Do(?h-. .h)no(. (representatives of), late of Edinburgh, widow, Dounie, Thomas Cockshutt, Lewius ...
... Sticinx.—A peculiarly distrasaing case of suicide is reported from 'Winchester. It kda remembered that, about a month ago, Fanny, the youngest daughter ai the late Dr. Littlehale, banker of that , city, ccomitted suicide, by strangling herself, and that ...
... organist, however, who site with hie her maater'o service and was sentenced to one month's THE DIM OF BEAUFORT'S HOUND& LONDON, Fannie Rennin). WILL WERT ON ' he False Election Returns. It arrived too back to the congregation, proceeded with the Jubilate, ...
... 14 days' imprisonment. Naomi Harris, woman with infant in her arms, was summoned for drunken and riotous conduct, Fountain-lane Frome, on Sunday evening, between 11 and IS o’clock. Acting-Sergt. Milton proved the offence. Fined ss. and costs, or days’ ...
... at Trinity Street, From*, the Alfred White, a eon. Nov, North Bradley, the wife Mr. Hear* Carpenter, son. Nov. 23, at Baisen Lane, Chippenham, the vile Mr. Thomas Newman, twin daughtere. Nov. 25, at Wine Street, B»adlord-on Avoa.thewifc of Mr. Jameß Davis ...
... Wallace, aged 59 years. Jan. 5, at Dyerâs Close Lane, Promo, Mr. Wm. Lewis, aged 41. Jan. 3, Alexander Road, Finsbury Park, Lacy, relect of the late Robert Lyno, of Barton, Marlborough. Jan. 9, at Trowle Lane, Trowbridge, William Thomas, infant son of Albert ...
... at No. 2, New Road, Mortimer Street, Trowbridge, the wife of Mr. George Culverhouse, daughter. Sept. 16, at 4, Dyer's Close Lane, Frome, the wife of Mr. Mark Greeuman, a son. Sept. 16, at tbe wife of Mr. Chas Harris, twin daughters. Sept. 16, Mount Pleasant ...
... entertainments. at the Cora Hall, next Wedumday and 'ruureday evenioge. The chief pieces are Robert alacaire, awl The Lane whirs) and of the &Alia s of the performers to render them nothing need he said. before the first-named has been s.. u!ly ...
... Newport; E. Vick, Bristol; L. E. Westlake, Brixton ;E. A. Winch worth, Wembley Harrow ;E. B. Hawkins, Lymington; E. D. Provis, Coleford; L. Bourne, Beckington; L. E. Francis, North Bradley; U. Eatwcll, Cherhill. Austainers Union.—The ninth annual trip came ...
... Sunday Is oh-erred at Ooieford. Maass is Winged (1) with Army. Co-oporssive Indio( le Strom) said to airmen United Free le Coleford hariog good run. 04d.Milowe have partaken of dinner . patient Stroud sled from boost were confirmed by the Blabop at Chet ...
... schoolroom between the services. There were Odcongregatious. lie HAD rasa TIILFS 01 imes, plasterer, living in Whitohtsels Lane, was charged at the Town Hall, on Thursday, before Messrs T. B. Saunders and H. Moulton, 'mitts being drank and disorderly ...
... Births. June 94. at Welt Street, Wilton, the wife el George Street, • daughter. June 24, at Welahmill Lane, Frame, the wife of P. 0. Bendell, a son. June 25, at the Common. Bradford Leigh, the wife of J. S. Grant, a daughter. June 26, at Gould'', Ground ...