... Thomas, 4, daughter; Owen P. Thomas, 3, son; Willie Edward Williams, 6. son of Mrs. Thomas by her first husband; John Hughes, Clogwyn Gwyn, 38; John R. Hughes, 12. .on; Cassie Hughes, 11, daughter; Nellie Hughes, 7, daughter; Charlie If ughes, Dron Elidir, ...

... sight of the Superintendent when about 50 yards away. He did not see the tramp jump out of the way, but the man raised his arm as if to throw something at him as he passed. He was going at about 20 miles an hour.—For the defence Mr. King pointed out out ...

... £5O, to his daughter Mrs. Mary likingtoo £5O, to Mr. Magrath a diamond ring, a bust of Daniel O'Connell, and • statue of Grattan; to the Rev. C. D. Tornerelli £10; to the priest who should administer the last rites of the Church to the testator £2 10 ...

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... canal carrier at Brierley Mill, and had several eons, one of whom, Mr. Thomas Corbett, is now a doctor at Kingston, Surrey: Mr. John Corbett left school at ten, and began to navigate one of his father's bargee from Brierley Mill to London. He was a bookworm ...

... at Trinity; hie private Routh. of St. Peter's. No Ins than the,. are brarketted a. second •rsoglers. They are Mr. John Elliott, of Si. John's, of Mr. P. Elliott, of Willington, Durham, Mr. Andre• ‘ir, of Christ's College, son of the late Dr. A. Moir ...