... number .-Louiaa Calhenno Fanny Adams, of St, John « Wood, London ; Sophia Ulslie. London. EU*a Looms Walker Loobar. of Clifton, Bristol; and Frances Elisabeth London. Others, it is said, will follow. .. . . Mr. John Barry, Manchester, vice-president and virtual ...

... Ou-uly'hihhhmu‘!\hunm soe his way to becoming & Romas Callull':..sw 1 better) & soand Protestant. Bome woald ve him with open arme, nd-ltlhhu-\n‘mh wight | | hope to be Genersl of & real Order, perhaps of the | famoas Compauy of Jesus itaslt, which contains ...

... ogro n gtan, g and Private Webster. ' three years. Those who denounced the ex. • Natoutcr.-At the Sessions House on Tuesday, John Hall, shepherd, re. premier as a bloodthirsty Moloch eager for , oently in the employ of Mr. J. H. Farr, Pinch. more slaughter ...

... Wolceley, Lord Vaughan, cud others. The bride came at hali.pas, eon o'clock precisely, and en tered the oho, ti leasing on the arm of her father. A , e bridal procession pasted up the aisle .I,e • , genlet (Mr. Palmer) payed as a volunt e r the bridal procession ...

... way. (Laughter). Cheap bread was sue • fad of Mr. Cobden ; parliamentary reform • fad of Lord Grey ; vote by ballot a fad of John Bright ; total abatinence • of Father Matthews; the establishment of Home In Ireland the,. years ago a fad of Mr. Gladstone ...

... respect*, to QM In ViViSLI, • nar , wposidast at to enabled vt.itivaly that the of tho Jet known at Mat in that city. John Britham Gtrrett, who arm t 3 be the brother-in-law of the Esti of °timer. ••• witted for trial at Westminster •a the Omega al obtaining ...

... SILVER LEVERS . 2 0 0 THE NOTED WORKNIRNS METAL LEVERS 1 5 0 WORKMEN'S WHITE METAL LEVERS (Inferior umrmento) Ti • THE NOTED 4 . JOHN PLOUGHMAN'S' WATCHES . 911 itILVER VEROK WATCHES 10 0 LADIILS'SILVER WATCHES 1 0 0 WATERBURY WATCHES 10 11 !ca.. A WRITTKN ...

... 1. CHEPIL I. Hotel. Holbrook. es Thurridav, , iNext door to the White Swan Inn - I, 711 Gmober. 1897. et 3 for 4 ia the ARM. SPALDING, of noon, sabject . .. . 9111 E followteg lalualde I. It E 1. H 0 L D PROP E R T Y (Land Roderamidl. HAS attaiu the ...

... great-grand • father, the Earl Fit,s. william, who was ill 1795 of Ireland. and to whom Edmund Burke and subsequently Henry Grattan owed that Mak in the British Parliament as members for the Yorkshire borough of Mahon, of which Lord Fit:without was the -owner ...

... the Rev. Q. 8. Leigh-Bennett, John Walton, farmer, of Su,ton St. James, was charged under the Crtmtnal Law Amendment Act with assaulting Emma Pollen, a girl between the age, thirteen and sixteen years, the daughter of John Follan, a labourer of Walpole ...

... S.W.. and Miss Francis Harriet Douche Garden. younger daughter of Princess Caroline Muratt (Mrs. Garden). and the late Mr. John Lewis Garden, of Redisham Hall, Rendes. Suffolk. granddaughter of his Royal Highness. Prince Murat. and great-granddaughter ...

... Beville Stanier, Ash Court, Hodnet, Salop ; Mr. W. Cross, Astley House, Bridgnorth; and Mr. Thos. Sankey, Aston Hall, Craven Arms. District 1.—5 acres of Webbs’ specie, open to the counties of Salop, Stafford, Montgomery, Warwick and Leicester; £l5 155 ...