... ONGAR, JULY 22. Prequat:—(r. 0.0.. chairman: the Ueda 0. A. lloodhart and L. N. Pranco, Twerehlurnwn; the Icvds. John Howard and C. L. Payne; Time. ALIu. V. Cartar.l J.P.. Hugh Andrwer tiibitua. Rcdwrt Hayward. Charles Haatewood. U. R. Ethertoo. L. J ...

... Sanday Schools; sad Mbar IMMO AIM ghe ft_ John's Jtlarie_mt labiate ISchool. aad the St. Slophea's Day Schools. BYFORDE CONCERT. ITU • programme, and the tth repots*. of Mr. Dyferd as • thwart math. asid aoudad. armed to • 101 l hoes. to the worth girth I ...

... Head. sea recalled. Mr. T. • Juror. How was st Ow tome you caw lie sack loosely deceased's heal sad eto .0 tastantly . 1):. Grattan. re-called. rod he attrobuted the fact if demised so burnt on the heads to his toed to pull it. sack ell bad . iiiught alas ...

... wood•yard sate, sdjoiaing the be saw the defend. act and John itanding at tbo of Mr. Phyla's broad cart. had • of bread under bis arm, and saw Wu tag s , another out of tho cart with hla other hod his loft arm in the bath of the cart, but u It. saw his withdraw ...

... Edmonds, Eogliali, John F H Ellison, SR Evans, John Evan., ER John Burford Ehrhart, John Edwards, Albert Evenness, Thomas B Eillott, John Ittliaborouo, Evan, William Evans, Frederick Edluborough, Charles Edward,, J Finch, 0 H Fanner, ...

... Earle was in her health on the 11th inst.,but in the evening she waspesed by • it, the third within the last few yews. Dr. Grattan was promptly in attendance, but his services of no avail, as Mrs. soon became unconscious. and during the next day. The months ...

... lower boa Several other men were sligiitly hurt. Hart, Cootes, and Ifiller were taken to the Tilhury Cottage Flospital. ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL—The annual distribution of prises to the seholaze of St. Jehn's School took place on Wednesday when a large number ...

... authority was to Chau Bennett to carry . a the Arms, Moulshanr, until the licensing day, In succession to Jay Smith and a temporary authmity gine to Hr. Geo confectioner, Conduit:- street ( saccesur to John Loker) , to sell wine. HIGHWAY OFFENCE- —Thomas ...

... (the Dissenters) could he h Mr. F. W. Femme seconded the that the Dissenters were simply to the heads of the Board. had as Arm belief in the Apostles' Creed, but he aid not agree with its being Maths to the children, beanm he did not think they would ...

... sober, and industrious man. —The Bench panted the application. THE 131INKRAL . 8 ARMS, LIITLE BADDOW. Mr. Ftederiek John Sleep applied that the license of the General's Arms, at Little Beddow, should be permanently transferred to him from Alfred Richardson ...

... Asylum Dui or A CHILD POOH BUIUMMIL—OH Tuesday aftemennt an inquest was held at the Lied Cardigan Kin-street, by .7. H. Church, Seq., borough ooreamw, dem the body of John James Ifisher , two yens. death occurred under Ks foll owing okmenasannesa:—Deceased ...

... of Oho Mr. John Milroy to SELL by AUCTION, ois IS. Thursday nwo, Ithr 1891, Twelve for o'clock, max whole of the well-niade sad modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. iron and brass spring hair walterser and b lieb bedroom suits*, dialog-room [Grattan is upholeterod ...