... Walter Gibson to Charles Relf. Frampton Arms, Well-street, Edward John Mitchefi) to William Rylands. Parish of St. Mary, Stratford, Bow.—Three Tuns, Bow-road, John Harding to Thomas Harding. Lord Cardigan, Cardigan-road, Martha Mar{ Jones to ...

... the perambulator was wheeled into the room for the husband to identify he threw his arms over it and sobbed. He was assisted by two officers to another seat. The cardigan jacket never had been his. i o Detective-inspector Wright described the body as he ...

... the clash of arms. Men have performed patriotic work in the Senate and on the platform—which work has conferred upon thousands of their suffering countrymen blessings innumerable. Amongst this class of patriots was noticed Henry Grattan, Sir Robert Peel ...

... Gilson a visit. This very popular East End BEN GRIMES, publican, whose premises are “WEAVERS' cituated in Bethnal Green is ARMS,” catering for the Bethnal Green- GREEN ites in the way of wines and STREET. spirits for the Christmas holidays. He has laid ...

... WIFE M nER nc . S - ALFO t) On Monday.a labourer named Edward Oreas possessed of only Mil' arm. and residing in TA II.•n--street, Salford, was brought before the bor..iigh Bench. at the Town Hall, eharged with the wilful murder of h:s wife Elise. It was ...

... of that to which the people were justly entitled ; and the Irish. man who thought that hs could now throw away his arms, just as Grattan disbanded the volunteers in 'B2, •ould find to his sorrow and destruction, when too late,thart he had placed I imeelf ...

... VARIETIE3-GRAVE AND OATS\ I think, said • gentleman to his footman, / have been • moderate g.eal master to you, John.* Very moderate, aid John. I am astonished, my dear young Isily, at yaw sentinwote—you make me start ! air, IT been waiting for you ...

... than the Workhouse.—]John Curley, a waterside labourer, aged 74 years, hadhved&rthes.fl fortnight at 69, ghinsby Road, Peplar. rior to that he haid beenfor: a timesmn inmate of the Poplar Werkhouse, baving dost the use of hiafi%ht arm through malysn One day ...

... variety entertainment will take place under the direction of Mr. John Selby; the Hovers will contribute a dramatic sketch entitled The Rival Planters ; and there will be • grand assault-at-arms by Professors Webb and Finch, and Crporal Godfrey. There ...

... in the matter. John Fitzimons grocer, at Wlritehaven on Monday committeti for trial for defrauding the Royal London Friendly Society, and subrcribing a false declaration. In 1879 Fitzsimons insured two petrons of the name of hf'Grattan for sums of £25 ...

... Golding. BrowN UNIVERSITY, an American Baptist college of high standing. has conferred the degree of D.D. on the Rev. H. Grattan Guinness. AT the half-yearly meeting of the Great Eastern Railway Company, ge]d on ’lgnesday. the chairman stated that the ...

... not sit in a grand jury or a vestry; they could not be sheriffs, gamekeepers. or policemen; they could not possess or carry arms, or join the army or navy, or own a horse worth more than 51. If a Protestant saw • Catholic with a valuable horse he was legally ...