... Wednes*. day his Worship the High-Bailiff of Douglas heid an inquiry at the Court-house, touching the death of a man named John Thomas K em ode, a painter by trade, who resided in Kin_-street, | and who had met with bis death on the previous day through ...

... you to send me a copy of Robert Clarke's will, * wnicb was willed to bis son John his lifetime, and after his death te John's son Robert Clarke ; and oblige me, from John Wesley Clarke. Please write me, and I will pay for it when it comes here ...

... for a week. — The case was adjourned until next Saturday. -At the sitme Court, John Claque, of No. 1, Fort-street, was charged with refusing to leave the Oddfellows' Arms when requested te do so. — The defendant did not put in an appearance, and a presentment ...

... charged with being drunk in Victoria-street, on Saturday night.— Frank Wilson said he had to catch Sold of the defendant by the arm to save him from falling through Mr Corrin' s shop window, and thi; statement was corroborated by Fujd. Quirk.— Mr Gell, draper ...

... now largely used by 1- arm ers anrl oil ers in the Isle of Mr.n for Fencing. As a proof of this Messrs TonniSTER & Eii.iott have just executed an order for i miles of Wire Netting for a t ustomer. 1885 See Xmei; .- new Cardigan Jackets and Shirts, splendid ...

... fines were imposed beth Cowcll and Robert Quayle, 1/- and costs each, or 4 days imprisonment ; John Kelly, 2/6 and costs or 6 days imprisoament ; another John Kelly was summoned, and be contended that he was giving his children an efficient education at ...

... Mr Ito,tock, flake-+tr,•ct. George Warrio eon stated that lat.• the previous evening, when proceeding along Duke-Areet. he Arm Daugherty and another an into Mr doorway. and immediately afterwards heard the .•f 0a and the two running aw ay. A tine of ...

... Minstrel Boy, Miss Kneale ; recita- tion, Bay Billy, Mr B. Davies; ?? Zee, Miss Bell ; song. Will o the Wisp. Mr John Cain ; recitation, Little Jacob Strauss, Mr D. T. Davies. encore, recitation. The Knight's Toast. AH- the entertainers ...

... High-Bailiff and Mr Callow, J.P., on a charge of having committed an aggravated assault on John Stowell, father of the female defendant. Supt. Boyd prosecuted. — John Stowell, whose face presented a fearful appearance, de|iosed : I live at No. 11, St. Ba ...

... lte|nesentation in which twelve l:nys appeared in red coats, bearing shields on their left arms, with tbe letters representing Band of Hope, one on each arm. They w. Nt through various movements, singing and reciting temperance pieces. Then came -\ ...

... Cable's, 20, North-quay— Advt. [17 Fall into the Hakbocr.— At noon on Mon- day, a boy of between six and seven years, son of John Sayle, tailor, fell into the harbour from the tt.-ps on the South-quay opposite the Customs. He was rescued by the ferry man ...

... Ackhurst appeared, on remand, before the High-BaUiff, in answer to a charge of steal- ing certain .rtides from the person of John Thoa. Kelly, and the witoen Kelly was also present. - Supt. Boyd said he wss not yet ready to go on and •shad for a further ...