... gentleman, who gave his name at John Ma>tii Boorkc, of Fort-William, Scotland. He was committed to Newgate under the recent act of Parliament. the Mime evening, about half-p ist eight o’clock. Mr James Martin, brother Mr John Martin, found guilty the Commission ...

... via,—above the elbow right arm, crucifix ; below the elbow tomb, weeping willow, and the figure of female kneeling at the foot it; outside the w rial, heart and ami' Venus, with letters, •• \V. I*. and F. insids of the arm, Hope, anchor and the figure ...

... and John M‘Evoy ; Privates Humphrey Donovan. John Fonc, Robert Grey, Patrick l-eppcr, Francis Moore, Patrick Norton, John Smith, William Thorn, Thomas Anscll, John Toker, William Kelly, John Daly, Michael lianchcl, ...

... received. The lligbert Offers may not be accepted. Tocbiental. 10th April 1871. SALE Mr John Wood’* First-Class Herd of Short-Horna AT STAN WICK PARK HOUSE. DARLINGTON. JOHN THORNTON will Sell, by Unreserved Auction, at Stanwick Park House, near Darlington ...

... to all. CYCLLNG ACCIDENT. —On Monday afternoon a rather peculiar accident happened to John Cowie (14), residing at 8 New Street. The lad is a message boy with Mr John Simpson, Bank Street, and while cycling along the braeheed east from Craigbo he had gone ...

... Putecdr. igb, Xewseat; James Pitten. dreigb, Kirktoa, Tyrle; John Dell, Tyrie Mains ; James Ruructt, Kirkton, Fraserburgh ; John Lovie, Hillbcad ; AKx. Smith, Roghcad; David Thomson, Kinglasser; John Robertson, Crichiebrac. The general public followed the ...

... :> deeply sensible Hie galbint servii Earl Cardigan and the Hon. liritadier General Scarlett, who commanded tin two brigade* ci.ralry. and ■ nobly sntiaincd fin: honour that di-uitiguisbed and importaot arm ol Inr service. The conduct the 93il Regiment ...

... any extraordinary emergency that may arise. Hid not tills same John O’ConncU, the introduction the bill, pledge himself not to oppose its procedure through the House. and vet now appears armed to the teeth against it and moves amendment that the other orders ...

... extremely languid; but the horses did not appear to suffer. It took thirty forty minutes to clear each train. The Earl of Cardigan watched the proceedings. Railway Companies Association. The ordinary monthly meeting was held Tbur>day. the Hailwav Clearing ...

... . contributed b> tbo Misses Nellie, Jeannie, and Mery Shend. Mi*s K.Mon, end Miss M*Couibie, end Me-sr* John RoU-rtson, John M. Farqubar, and John Souter. Mi-> Gartly aecomiieuist. RUBBING EASES PAIN. By Instinct the hand flies to the part hurt, but eUtninate ...

... Shorthorn were held in the county C unberlaod, and all were highly ■tcees.ful. On liiere were offered for sale at lx>» House, Arm.ath watte, the bulk the herd pediafee Short ho* ns belonging K*lward Ecroyd ; aad there w.-re include*! the sale eight cows ...

... Fox, Cat, Hare and Rabbit Skins. Cash by return. If o already sending to MI, write for price lief.—Wheeler and Co., 9 St. John's Lane, Smithfield Kai laM. London, E.C. POULTRY --Wanted, all kinds of fat POULTRY for 15th and 16th.—James Nair, junr. IDOULTRT ...