... Sir John Pakington is suffering from an attack chicken-pox. It is stated that the French division which still remains the Papal Stales will probably soon take its departure for France. The officers have received orders to prepare for leaving. carboy of ...

... the permission of the board to allow their arms to carved on oae of tho shields which were to placed front of the roa'n building. (Langbter.t Tho Chairman: I need hardly say we have no coat-of-arms. Mr. Grattan: I move that a reply to that effect sent. ...

... gave the ol Joi i»so3 ostler, was charge. , with stealing from outside the shop d4fc', Coldhrrbour.laue, cardigan jacket and scarf, the property John litv dsou. iicte. live Daltoc.oi the Divicien, who has already shown himself be very good otßeer, was passinr ...

... Peckham, sustained fracture the clavicle, and Stephen Bnrge, aged 23, of Poole, shock the system and injory to arm. Mr. Cecil Maltby, of St. John s Wood, was taken to the same hospital, suffering from fracture of the clavicle. Disorderly Conduct at Bbixton ...

... also adopted, and the restrj.ane nearly fire hours, adjourned. p '^n, Ajling, Meikle, Haywud, Gresorj.Cttok.-cy, TJ-jt 1 .- John ' ' THE KISSES. Coon the motion Mr. Layman, seconded Mrwhnt Jute’s should assigned to the clerk. BATHS AMD WASHHOrSES.. np-pfe ...

... Baths on « ednesday evening, air. E. K. Canston, M.P.. presided and Mrs. Canston. Koibnrgb. Kre. Bur'' in. Mrs. 11. H. G. Grattan, Messrs, - Baiter, J.P., Alerander Hawkins, and George Newton. Tbc prises were presented by Mrs. Causton, assisted by Mr. ...

... are invited to ask for one at their grocers stores, &c. St. John’s, Wateeloo-eoad. The Archbishop *)l Canterbury has presented the Rev. P. C. curate St. Luke’s, Battersea, to the living St. John’s. Water 100-road, in succession to the Rev. A. H. Powell* ...

... home severed the main arteries of both arms, being found shortly afterwards by a lodger dead in bed, and nearly covered with blood. Medical evidence was the effect that deceased had, addition the injury to the arms, a slight cut on the throat, and that ...

... Captain John Smith, one of the partners of Oreea and Smith,shipowners, of East Indiaroad. He stayed in the house. He courted me, and I was married to him on the 14th of April. 18b7. I was married at Pimlico, and prisoner was described as John Smith, ...

... . auditors. As the result a ballot, Mr. John Dyer Field was elected auditor (or the parish Christchurch, ana Messrs. John Adams and E. E. Colley auditors for St. Saviour's, RATE Accordiae to notice, Mr. Grattan moved resolntiou aeirmin? the principle ...

... and Irish alder, and been handpollsbeiin a superb manner. inquest has been held at Bury on the body oilhe iufant child of Mr. John Hail, woollen manufacturer. A perambulator, in which the child was seated, was overturned fn the street, and passing horse ...

... English uniform. (Cheers.) The lecturer entered upon a brief review of Grattan’s Parliament, and the tnmsenable and dishonest means which the Union was carried. Quoting Lord John Russell, who eaid, The promises which were made the time of the Union were ...