... ' with Simeon toldlog the infant Christ in his arms. Second tier from Smith (4) Baptism of Our Lard by S. John in the Jordan river ; (5) The Last Supper, Christ blessing the bread and wine, S. John is leautog on Dim and Ju lee is hurrying away on ...

... JOHN BERWICK FIARWOOD. (ma ammo wasmi.] CHATTER 11. Al ZOK% or early bark. tetras. I did sot sumer that your Wow* would bare boos owes so early. oud ham Tawas. Did you was it Bush wee main width *Man Corbe reeetwed from bia moth,. tetawslag home to Drayton ...

... TEWKESBURY CRICKET CLUB. FIXTURES FOR 15/06. DArs. or CUD. Oaurs-r• Fa& Arm. April & Oodfrey's C.O —H N.—Norton Wirt H stay CLltnilway C.C., Grattan —A 11.—Pesohore 13.- Apperiey.- 10.- %11.--I.)v.tterf 25.—eirestamer. 17.--Cheitistion Stab. Jane 1. ...

... 1782 Grattan moved a resolution in the Irish Parliament. the chief purport o! which was the repeal of the statute of George 1., by which England claimed a right to legislate for beim:. There never was an orator woo bad greater triumphs than Grattan through ...

... the main road, where it was captured close to Moorpark, the seat of Lord Ebury, and taken to Mr. James Gurney's, the Queen's Arms Inn, near the church, whence, about five o'clock the same afternoon, it was removed back in the Royal cattle van to Windsor ...

... the parade that morning. Mrs. Daisy Eliza Thomas, landlady of the Queen's Arms. Pendock, said she remembered defendant. Miss Taylor and Mr. Williams coming to the Queen's Arms on more than one occasion during last August. Mr. Williams introduced the young ...

... Miss Nancy Hillman: rummage. Mrs. Boyle. Miss E. Buchanan, Mrs James and Miss Bertha Stallard. Competitions organised by Mrs. John Walker were won by Mrs. Archer and Mrs. Willis. Mrs. Ben Smith was door steward. The gross takings were £lB ps. 44J. SAILORS' ...

... to be determined to send in his resignation on account of that incident. LORD CARDIGAN'S SHOOTING. In the number of Bleekrood 201110 dories are told of the late Lord Cardigan and his 'hooting espeits. On one occasion, it is said, he was annoyed with his ...

... Tall nomination of an Israelite perhaps to show that the obiectiong Dentin were not solely account of his private opinions. John Rowe, a clerk, employed by Mears. Her. mood, &inner, and Son, accountants, Liverpool, has been brought before the Liverpool ...

... were attended by the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Kokebv, Col. F H. Seymour, Lieut -Col. Ponsonby, Lord Raglan, and a numerous staff of general officers. The four state bands played God save the Queen, and the troops presented arms on the arrival of the illustrious ...

... 4, daughter; Owen P. Thome., 3, son ; Willie Edward Williams, 8, son of Mn. Thomas by her Erse husband ; John Hughes, Clogwya Owyn , 38 ; John B. Hughee.l2. son ; Cassie Hughes, 11, daughter; Nellie Hashes, 7, daughter ; Charlie Hughes, 'Boon Elidir ...

... Mater took no steps to dissociate himself from them proceeding., or to warn his frontier subjects to refrain from taking sip arms. lie contented himself with watching the progress of events, and it not until the now:lief bed been done that be deemed it ...