... Corteen, ?? W. J. Kewin, ?? W. Cain, 5.8., John Lanaghan, J.B. Jos. Hampton, treasurer, T, Stowell, iun., secre- tary (officers of the Court), and R. O' ffara, E Cannon T. Quirk, W. Quirk, T. Quayle, John Kelly, John Windsor, Samuel Burgess, W. H. Duncan, ...

... Wales. See our advertising columns. | Ahsbnt from School.— At the High Bailiff's Court on Saturday. William Corlett, John Skillicorn, and John Kinrade, were lined for neglecting to send their children to school. Catherine Kaighen. a widow, produced a cer- ...

... there will be at intervals vocal and instru- mental music. Estate or John Parkbs.— At the Chancery Court on Wednesday. Mr Ll. Kneale presented the petition of the trustees of the late John Parkes, a-king for the appointment of a new trustee. Mr Browne appeared ...

... Port-»Chee; Mrs John Wind- sor, Mrs Crellin, Dorby-squarej Mr Stephen, Villa Bella Vista; CoL Freeth, Belmont; the Vicar-General, Marathon; Mr J. Cubbon, Eller- slie; Mr R. H. Collister, Mr J. A. Pickett, Rose Cottage; Mrs J. A. Goldsmith, Mr John Tag- gsrt ...

... Parade, to-morrow. The concert is helm. « , c . ,he ™ca»ou of a complimentary beneht to Mr Geo. Wilson. John Kelly, James Law son, Jan Kelly, and John Gordon, were fined 5s each, yesterday, for having been drunk and disorderly. Daniel McAlinden wis fined ...

... a I mortgagee MrC. W. Coole, advocate for the I mortgagee, read the conditions of sale, and Mr j W. M. Kerruish (of Messrs John Kerrush & Son), represented the coroner, by order of whom the sale took place. AU the fixtures nailed or otherwise fastened ...

... Sidney Sassex College, Cambridge. Mr Maddrell is the youngest son of Mr John Maddrell, of Balla- maddrell, and was educated at King William's Oollege, Boys' Jersey Suits. Men's Cardigan Jackets, Stocking, tc, male lo orlerstCaine's, 20, Nurth-nuay— Advt [17 ...

... elected to govern the neyv tent :— Bro. John Collister, CR. ; Bro. Robt. C. Hogg, D.R. ; Bro. Rev. E. Clarke, Sec. ; Bro. W. Moore, P.C.R. ; Bros. Thos. Kinnish and John Curphey, Stewards ; Bro. W. Sayle, Levite ; Bro. John Claque, Guardian; Bro. Robt. Moore ...

... twelve years, and hoped t would be another twelve tefore she tasted lqnor again.— Ann Sewel, a young woman with i child in her arms, was also fined for having been j Irnnk in Victoria-street and throwing stones at I he people passing by. Mr Crak-e'.s Share ...

... Donglas on Thursday morning. Sir James Gell delivered judgment for I the plaintiff in the snit brought by Thos. Martin ; against John Anderson and Thomas Bridson for the recovery of mon ...

... DENT ;r 0 A Thurs- - Jo ln er name*. John Cannell, of East Baldwin, whilst engaged at his work in a new house in Melbourne-street, tell on to a chisel standing end up, anel which cut one of 1 is arms to the bone, severine- the main artery As inthe ...

... bruised face, and a slight sn-'ia of the n:u«cl:-3 ■■! the b-dy ; but Bertie, his ■ ■'eiiasrer br ther. a_eed six, iia-l one arm broke. «.(i the oti.er twisted ba/-li m a sprain more seri- ous and painful ihan an actual fracture. Dr. (Foods, of Fir.'-h-road ...