... louceeterthireb stone. mason. Lock, James, Bexhill, Sussex, farm labourer. Lewis, Frederick, Weetbromwlcb, surgeon.! M'Vea, Edward, U~lvereton, printer. Moakes, William S., Battersea. horse dealer.i Neal, W~. C., Wythall, Worcestershare, out of business ...

... confectioner. Gambler, William, Snitterby, Lincolnebiro, butcher. Bowaon, Arthur M., Percy-roed, Shepherds -bush, laundryman. Hodge, John B., Ecoleefleld, Yorkshire, grocer. Burst, William, Alford, Lincolnehire, bootmaker. Iaycraft, Frederick T., Manchester, ...

... and (lo. of William Oatram. Tusmore street, Rotherham. i otner. he ?? Flocks, Regent streat. New Swindon, Wills, picture gt frame maker. ,I ' William Grindell sear, Fox hill farman'tofn Hunnitnley, k nearFiley. Yurkshtre farmer. a,,. William lirtndelJ, ...

... . Solicitors. Slessrs. Dods & Co.. Y-rth: nrinberland-street. Pot er William i ica., Scarratt,S:.- blill, Mlanchtester warehou,;sen~au. Dated Feb. 2o. CLAN II[ Ti'heodoro Frederick, of Liverpool, linen drapernnal morcer; Starch 4. April 3, Clircndon Room' ...

... solemnising marriages therein, according to the Act 6 and .7 William IV., cap~. 85. Baptist Chapel, Hasliugdeon, Lancashire. T. Woodcock, LI' Sauperiattendeat Registrar. a BANKRUPTCY ANNIT1LED. I William fenry Dodden, of Paulton, Somersetshire, wine merchant ...

... highest quality. fIow HONESTY IS REWARDED IN GLASOOW.- At the Northern Police Court, Glasgow, on Thurs- day, a boy, named William M' Williams, who resides at 445 Pollokshaws Road, appeared to claim compensation from a lady, named Agnes Murdoch or Auld, residing ...

... Mexican railway wveek's traffc ye- (e ceipte 85,300 dollars gross. ior 2,300 dol- 'yB lees incrl'SidtS. f dt in Frederick Canceellr ard Mr William ci ,i Henry White, trading as Carneellor~ and p A White were declared . Pefaullers upon : e. tlie Stockl Exchsange ...

... Preference fell 2-1, Bramur Fril and Eagle Ordiblary 1, Central Water Bite 3, Suez Canal Shares 1, and Harrods Stores and Salt Union Preference 1. - Frederick Leyland Ordinary rose 1, e East London 'Water lI,. Grand June.- r BTon-Ditto 1, South Hetton Coal ...

... mitre at Klondyke, ta which I lorrehv spot Kitty, thle lieroitie, Ins been decotyod by a I ?? ee InItdiatn girl trained Fabi Harrod. Tnre ?? whiclt:0 r through thle gulcitc ?? beett i cozen, arid Kitt is left to perrsh ott a rock. Shte is, ho0 weer rsc by ...

... Wales E to 431. a Nrt'ional Bank of Egypt rose J to 154-1. t Miscellaneous quite neglected. Ilud- s sons Bays rose i, and Harrods Stores 4. ?? Ordinary 1 better at 77. v Southy Africans irregular, changes ranging from 1-16.to 1* either way. An- I geo uted ...

... 1, and Linotype Deferre& j. Welsbach1 Ordiinary 1. better at 95. I* I Bley Brothers felt 1, GGordon Hotels - Ordinarv 4, Harrods Stares J, and John Brown, Iirnited, 4. South Africans strong, Rand Mines, Feremirais, and Robinson )Deep marking a rise of ...

... troleum business, the value ot which is estimated at 23,000,00 roubles, has been sold to an Eaglishman.-Reuter, Mr. Frederick William Lawrence, of Messrs. J. S. Morgan and Co., has been elected chairman of the Argentine Great Western Railway Corn- patty ...