... between the time you saw the sack thrown loosely over deceased’s bead and it« being in flames?—Witness: Almost instantly. Dr. Grattan, re-called, said attributed the fact of deceased being so severely burnt on the hands to his having tried to pull the sack ...

... young Man; to 20 years age, for general work c house ; live In ; comfortable home, flood reference indispensable.—Lord Cardigan, Cardigan-r.>ad. London. E. 3^w RED BRICK BURNER wanted; mo£t be a steady man.—Abridge Brick Field, Abridge, via Romford. Essex ...

... WILSON AND MISS GRATTAN. The marriage of Mr. Geoffrey Remington Wilson, M.A., 8., 8.C., Cantab., of Ongar, son Mr. Thomae Wilson, of Rivers Lodge, Harpendeu. Herts, Miss Eileen Margaret Georgina Grattan, daughter of Dr. M. rl- Grattan, of Ongar House ...

... old. and light household duties- Mrs. Richardson, 15. Eaatwoodrd.. South Woodford, Esses. id; plain cooking; 2 in out.—Mrs. Grattan. Onf ielp or General: country pretwo in family; day girl kept-- ping. i WOMAN, steady, sober, wanted aa Housekeeper; good ...

... Pi Issuer had witn -ss’s coat.—Frederick James Harii-, a gas stoker, said he left bis Cardigan j.cxet the lobby, and afterwards found prisoner with the coat on his arm and wearing witnes's hat lop of bis own. Pri-oner said, ** Put Goo’s sake let go.” William ...

... Alfred Amey; r, John Tayler. ) Curt mares, with foals, entered in previous I Class.—l, Alfred Amey; 2, Andrew Roddick, (Waltham Abbey; r, John Dewey, j Cart mares, with foal at foot; tenant farmers only.—l, John Holm; and 3, John Dewey; It, ...

... Infirmary, int:faded the following welter L oom, H ao mm roa d , Southend, m h o At Southend on Monday John Janes, requested to write to Dr. Grattan thanking Be coeninignee natient in feat /Woo ~. d ill . wk Southend, was charged with mating him for his ...

... place.—Mrs. Angel, Ivydene, Cedars-road, Beckenham, Kent. GENERAL SERVANT, good, wanted ; plain cooking; good character.—Mrs. Grattan. gar House, Ongar. f | ENERAL SERVANT, about 20. wanted; two family ;no washing.—H., Wad bam, Hockley. Essex. f GENERAL SERVANT ...

... Southend. /VRASS FARM wantetl, in Essex; acres; objection few acres arable. —Farm. I. Vicarage-gardens, Kensington. London. W. ARM HOUSE ; furnished ; good cycling ' roads ; close river; stocked garden; two sitting, tive bed rooms, and good kitchen ; 2 miles ...

... received penny you, lam armed! Stand clear of me I” Coppin advance nor its equivalent since the worka ran away behind bis wife, started. Their work, which moat disgusting Mr. Willis : The best thing be oauld do. and filthy, John Bum. conaidera ia well ...

... Mesara. S. A. Courts uld, J.' B. Frank ham. H. Joaim.W. S. Marsh, J. Todhontar. and & A. with the clerk of the peace. Mr. John H. Gooid; the resistsm solicitor. Mr. Tab rum; and the county aooouataot, Mr. F. Owera. UNOPPOSED SURRENDERS. The Lioenoea ...

... Loates, out of the saddle, the two veterans of their profession— Tom Cannon and John Osborns are very low down in tbs list, and at least one of them has ridden his last race. John Osborne's retire-1 ment, consequent upon Us accident this summer, it definitive ...