... J. Narput, Lsq. (chairman), and W. T. .M itfobu, Esq., A highway rate was for Bury 10 in the £. John Mitchell (of ,Mmated), Th»>m'«s (of Cni’.grove). John Hammond (i»f Littlehunapton), George Scutt (of Nuthurst), Daniel West (of Upmardm). and Robert Flow ...

... Capt. Kuaton E. Hinds (accretarj), and Messrs. John Apps. Thos. Bnsscnden, Wm. Cluster, Burjess, John Hires. George Foreman, James Hayward, John Uilder, Thos. Lanadell, J. and W. Urge, Juo. George, John Nyc, Thos. Russell, Lswrence, Tburgood, Bern. Wickham ...

... received > fie iuflruaarT. The bra’, ou Kritlay, was that o John Lusted, farm liv ng jIU ington, who wa? Raich hurl by falling off iystack, on the 8 a Park esU e. Wben picked up he wa ...

... their departure. Tho colliu bory, in addition the family arms, the following inscription:— Mary, wife of Henry Thomas, Third Earl of Chichester, And Fifth Daughter of Robert, Sixth Earl of Cardigan. Died, May 22. 1867. Aged 60. ou. The body of the deceased ...

... six and sever, kissing each of his five children bef.ire he went, and bidding them “ good bye.” turned back again, put bis arms round his wife’s neck, and kissed her also. He did not relnrn to breakfast, and bis wife sought him at every public house in ...

... Flower of the Flock, W. 0 Fanny, John Mills 0 Foe Bailing Boats, Property op Bdonor Fishermen—Boats under 16 feet allowed half minute foot. First prise, £4. 2nd, 3rd, £l. Jane, John Richards Isabella, Wm. Ileillycr Mary Ann, John Searle Prince of Wales, J. ...

... ! Accident from a Fall.—An accident of somewhat singular nature happened to Mr. John Etbering- I too, of O&kahott Farm, on Saturday, being one of the j members and bowlers of the Pctersfield Club, and who was consequence prevented patting in his appearance ...

... '’' to guard New Bail, yhZ ‘er r r f ll Al thrn>«„og. ooimir' l[, , Wa, i,atto,! l at Ha,d concurs the 'lajor-tleneral Si, John Oarvoek, that I, is rhedutv of the e,.,1 power io prepare c 1.,1 force carry out the due admm Istmt'on of the la. the ease ...

... which is surrounded by medallions ’’earing in high relief, the portraits of Hampden, Pym, Walpole, Cbatuam, Somers, Burke, Grattan, Fox, Grey, Macaulay, Cobden, Palmarston. These twelve portraits, derived from tbe best authorities, and transformed with ...

... August waa thought to be the time. The committee represent the perishes interested. Thus, for Frant itself, have tha Rev. H. Grattan, J. D. Cramer Roberts, Esq., and Mr. J. Slevewrigfat; Bridge Green, Rev. J. Vigors and Mr. Rnat; Breadwater, Rev. F. R. Johnstone ...

... Rowbottom, John Sallis, and Thomas Rees, labourers, of Mitcham, were charged with stealing a yard of gravel, the property of the Highway Board, from pit at Mitcham Common.—Mr. Blake appeared on behalf of the Board. —Fined 40*., and lls. costs each. John Toe ...

... them on his right fore-arm. Called for assistance and prisoner was locked up. Witness asked why he had done it, and he said, “You’re a marine, and you don’t Ike a blue jacket.” Witness had his great coat on on, and this saved his arm a good deal. He had ...