... Sft. long. I grasped it by the neck, and intended place It in Urge Haversack; the reptile twisted round my arm, and instantly almost paralysed arm, so I was glad to drop Had the snake placed its soils round my neck 1 should have been suffosated in a fow ...

... Tester, cardigan j ; C. Ellis and bon, coals value RL. : Fremlin, Bros.. 3doz. ale ; 8. D. Bu*b, tat; H. J. Sells, 55.; H. Jenkins, photo and frame ; B. Whitruw. 55.; Wood and Co., umbrella; J. Lessels, Bristol Arms, bottle brandy ; f. Martin, cardigan jacket; ...

... tbs districts of Leigh and lievar, bald itt Mth annual ploughing match, and ila second brood man and cart colt show, Oak Grattan, Law Cross Farm, Cbiddingstoua, by the kindness of H. N. Bavey, Wednesday. 1 be weather remained fine, albeit dull, and there ...

... fi> d ng they were earryiog the duthu off indieeranioaialy collected what artioiea staid aad went back to Talding. The thru cardigan jackets produced were bis property. Biward Jrmee Williams, anotner Lrcdoner, deposed to seeing the prisoner Marony taka the ...

... 5 cwd coal; J W Ku-h and Son, beef; O Feather-cone and Sons, bread or floor; J Charlton, seeds ; Thos White joint of meal; John Kirby Pain, coal; Too*. Cnpp* and Sons, plants ; MAH Kdwardes, 12 months’ Couriers ; H Holyer, shoulder of nmtton; Leney and ...

... taken in Paris the wellknown Hungarian fandly of Esterhazy to prevent notorious ex-Msjor of that name from using the Eaterhazy arms, to which, they say. be has legal right. A native patrol has been massacred near the Crocodile River, in M*L'atolaod. and the ...

... Coach | Office, London-road. WFK.jt'j.— wedding took M ice on Monday at St. John's Church, the dialing clergyman being the Rev A. D. errier Rowe. The contracting parties were John, second son of Mr Francis Boreltam, Wroxton Lodge, and Edith Martha, only ...

... that given at the Great Hall, Miss Cora Cardigan, the celebrated flute and piccolo soloist, having been engaged. We have reputation of 38 years for good article at a low price for cash.—Martin Bros., and St. John's-road, and 41. Camden-road. House Furnishers ...

... large. Evening Concert.—With the object augmenting the funds of the St. John's Voluntary Schools, Mr W. J. Wheat Icy arranged a first-class concert which w.«-- given in the St. John's Parish Room, . la*, evening. There was large attendance, and a very pleasant ...

... costermonger, named John Bearsal 1, has just come into £B,OOO, which was left to him an uncle who had been a resident in Australia for many years. Trooper Richard Wilding, formerly of the 13th Light Dragoons, and who belonged to Lord Cardigan's Light Brigade ...

... commission. THE GRAND JURY. Whitehead, Esq., Foreman. Cbas. Win. Mcrland, Henry Wilson Smith, Esq. Esq. Sir John Farley, C.B. John Wm. Denn John- Major J. R. Adkin son, Esq. Roberts. Thos. Collier Ferguson, R;chard Geo. Edward Kcq. Lccke, Arthur Henry ...

... , going forward rapidly popular favour, simply because ib the best.—St. John's Pest. Qttieo, and. 'l6, Victoria-road, Wells. ' Winks tor Christmas.—Frank J. PeaRCS, 18, St. John's-road, has one of WH* sail 'to found the district. All, spten.tul ooßdition ...