... Luoton, secretary; and that of the Corpora- tion in presence of the Town Clerk. To the receipt on the back, the names of Mr. Henry Oxley, Mr. Win. Ingham, and Mr. Wm. Wray appear, and Mr. T. T. Dibb attests. JEWELLERY ROBBERY AT LEEDS.-F. Craven (14) and John ...

... Beckett anti Co. Robt. White Jsutes Kiteoet B. Gott and sons V. 11. N. Alyers Henry Cshortey ?? Pawe9on Gee. Young JiD. Hope Show Daruton Lupton Jiso. Cooper H lenry Oxley Ralpth Markiand J. G. Utsplehy Chris. Ketnvtay Robt. Bearr Josh. daescls Jr. Issgham ...

... and probable support that the moneyed men of the place may be said to stand mentally with one accord in one place. Mr. Henry Oxley, the president of the Paxton Soeiety, made public on Saturday the fact that Mr. Charles EMles Gaskell, the representative ...

... having been cloeed, any future coctributlons creal should be forwarded to Mr. Daruton Lupton, the chairman, in ti or to Mr. Henry Oxley, the banker to the fond, one' LFPrD8 COURT OF BANKntJprCY.-Thtirsday, be-wa fore Mr. Registrar Payne.-JOi MOORHOSPI ANDuREW ...

... (Cheers.) THE LATE MR. HENRY OXLEY.-Atthe weekly meeting o} the Leeds Board of Guardians held yesterday, Dr. Clayton. the chairman, presidnig, 3Ir. Samuel Atkin- soil moved a vote of condolence with the famnily of Mr. Henry Oxley, who was the treasurer ...

... cost of the proposed public park, but by an almost unanimous -ote the shareholders resolved to - make a grant of £100.-Mr. Henry Oxley, the chairman of the Park Committee, thanked teS shareholders for their rg enerosity. A| LIBcOLNSEFRI: AGRICULTURAL SOCETY ...

... Adams) with reftienoa to the books of r the board required to be kept by the Clerk (Mr. Lee) ad by the Treasurer (Mr. Henry Oxley), for the hali.yeW ending Michaelmas, 1883, was No cefeot. INCROEASED GovEnNMu1 GOANTS. r In moving the adoption of the ...

... G. Tarhamn, Esq., W. Armistead, Esq., Dr. Rams. botham, W. N. Price, Esq., R. Pulleyn, Esq., G. I. L. Rickards, Eeq., Henry Oxley, E-q., G. A. Siisitlt, Esq., &G, Sir John Herschel, on presenting hiniself, was received with great enthusiasm. After a ...

... apparel. It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Henry Oxley, who resides at the Reformatory, that the prisoner was formerly an inmate of the institution, but was discharged about two years ago. He (Mr. Oxley) retired to rest ab3ut midnight; on Wednesday ...

... the Council of the Yorkshire Union of Institutes desire to convey to the family and friends of ?? their late triasurer, Henry Oxley, Esq.. J.P., the sincere d. sorrow his colleagues in the council feel for the serious loss ds the organisation has sustained ...

... Eddison and the Rev, J. H. IcChesno, hon. secre thV taries, Mr. RT. Reynolds and Professor I'ilcker, treasuras' )t, Mrs Henry Oxley; hon. curator in geology, Profbssor Cal Green; hon. curatorc in zoology, Mr. 1D. Altkinson and Dr5 lie Allbutt; lion. curator ...

... Thsoon01, a t P. O'Callaglsan, Esq., T. Nunneley, Esq., J. I. Ikin, Esq., g the James Kiteon, Resq., John Wilson, Esq., Henry Oxley, t Req., W. Bruce, REq., E. Wurtzbnrg, REsq., H. Ludolf, A ynr. Eoq., R. Wood, REq., George Young, Esq., C. Keniplay, h ...