... reported —the Clerk and Assistant-Clerk having retired—that having considered the matter of remunerating the Assistant-Clerk (Mr, John Cruickshank), referred to them from Monday's meeting, they recommended the payment to 1!. Cruickshank of the sum of £so.—,\rr ...

... till Monday. MONDAY. Alderman J, H. Cooksey, Messrs. Alfred Pegier, J. E. Le Feuvre and T. P, Payne. DISORDERLY INEBRIATES.—John Nash, 39, a sailor, on board the 8.5, Bowesteld, admitted being drunk and incapable on Saturday evening, and, promising to ...

... Victoriaroad, Woolston, and Eliza Shellon, 34, Hedge End, were| charged with stealing two cardigan hcket? value 13 ...

... R. B. Anderson to be corporals, and Gunner A. Filmer to be bombardier in No. 5 (Shirley) Company. 2—Arms-—Members are requested to withdraw their arms from the Armoury ‘riv.huut delay. 3—lnstruments—The drum and fife ‘band of No. 8 (Eastleigh) Comp-an ...

... (;Ldnau aln-fi ‘flo ped st Grattan's He never oo mta out wh, Mr. Giadstone was 80 much in love with Grattan's Parlisment, and why, at the same time, be was in love with the Parliament he proposed to create by his Home Rale Bill. Grattan's Parliament was ndu ...

... going on. of II | PLYMOUTH. ronghout the arm: result 1n the cast mt l,.r:.'c':filln-bmd its gestures—they il ‘“A; North-road station, Plymouth | :i. y knowledge could nogyf‘:]'h highly oo ca ik po u--ll\fix:u‘n l;f arms hanging | - q..'rn collided with ...

... Armstrong. R g, Me. W, H. Brown, Mrs. Colonel E. Br:h, Mr. James W. Barker, Mr. John M. Crawley, Mr. Charles J. Freeborn, Mr, John l;.i Gill, Mr. and Mrs. H-n; Grattan, Mr, and Mrs Carl Hertz, Dr. and Mrs. F. P. Solley, and Mr. H. E. Raymond. CONGESTION ...

... accident occurred to Miss Andrews, of Totton, whilst drivh{.:hmn‘i ‘Millbrook to Soathampton, accompanied nd sisterin-law, Mrs. John Andrews. Just at the of the road, near the Rectory, the trap collided with another vehicle driven by Mr. R. Long, of Freemautle ...

... mount -mho:twdm;h-h -flm?'llnlld snd fell. Oue arm sustained s compound fracture. He was suffering from shock to the system and minor injuries Lie was removed to the Royal South Hants Infirmary, where the arm was dressed. Benson then mrdod t his howe in ...

... is saying a great deal, as few equal her as a pianiste. From a musical point of view the concert was a great success. THE GRATTAN BRANCH OF THE IrisH NATIONAL LEAGUE.—The usual monthly meeting of the above branch was held on Tuesday evening last at their ...

... imposed. ' the landlord, Janie. Travers, litho (bet be had 0a, carrier, no abode, to put defendant 'sat of hi• bone* at arm begging in sre the 19th —PC H. hoer •r when he returned witme. refused I bronglit hies to the and whea before the I 13101 he ...

... Thursday afternoon, upon the body of Edward John Holt, of 26, Union-street Northam, aged 47, an engine-driver, in the c:rloy of the L. and 8, W.R. Company, who fell down dead in the bar of the Engineer's Arms, Northam-road,on Tuaesday. —The w?g)' said ...