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... place at the Bull's Head Inn on Thursday, Mr. Geo. Gardener, Messrs. Down, and Scott. presiding. FOOTBALL.—On Saturday the St. John's Foundation School team and the Dorking Club played an association match on the School grounds. which resulted in a win for ...
... Vicar (Hon. awl Canon Brodrick), and Churchwardens. with Altlensath Stedman, Alderman Tate, and Mr. John Clarke, who were assisted by the Clerk (Mr. John Dehenham). Instead of the yearly income of the charity being given to the poor of the psrish as heretofore ...
... conduct of P.S. Trott in apprehending theprisoners. BEI7TAL ASSAULTS BT MILITIAMEN.?Thomas Clarke (2.t), John Wins (18). lames Hayward (27), and John Tierney (21), privates in the East Surrey Militia, were charged with assaulting Edward Osborne, a coder- ...
... feeling. In the dof Christian philanthropy the deceased has made his name as famous as was that of lbom-bd sncestor John da Pelbam for deeds of arms upon the crimeon fields of France hm-m,uumfi-dnmu took prisoner the French King Joho. and was ted ou the morrow ...
... political aspect of things in the immediate neighbourhood of the metropolis.' They subscribed their money, and appointed Mr. John Noble as Secretary, and a moat able and efficient Secretary he was. They looked forward to the year 1885 as one which should ...
... D. Aylwin (Maresficld), Mr. J. W. Keaward (Uockfield), Mr. William Turner (MaresSield), Rev. E. Sanderson (Uckfield), Mr. John Hill (Maresfield), Mr. St. Jobn Swith (Uckfield), Mr. J. Kenward (Fletching), Mr. Merton Neale (Horsted), Mr. W. M. Laogdale ...
... in regard to Grattan’s Parliament, which rat from 1782 until 1801, What was the condition of Ireland? The tonnage in regard to her number of ships, her exporta, and importe, and merchandise was in every respect on the decline daring Grattan’s Parliament ...
... rged with stealing a Jacket from 11l Gamester on Saturday afterj the Nigh-street in plain clothe., and r lookiug at some Cardigan jackets outdo r hop. After watching prisoner •th c arter of an hour he h 0 .0 b o ok, i f . st r ee t and walk teat with ...
... » Twelfth cake, Private J. S. Peters .. 19 Mr. H. W. Kennett, pair of military hair brushes. Lance-Corpl. Garden .. 18 Mr. John Knight, Effingham-road, a pair of white calico sheets. Private C. Whitmore.. 22 M.mhumfllu.tw ten Private G. Norman .. 26 Mr ...
... of Mr. Parnell shpplnuu). Mr. O'Brien alleged that the Union bad ailed, but he should l{hwml:ganfln state of things under Grattan’s Parliament with the state of things since the Union. Under the former, things went from bad to worse, snd it ended in civil ...
... Church, Sutton, Surrey, by the Rev. H. W, Turner, Vicar of the parish, John Arthur plw.otly—mflu-nd the late Rev Frederick Fyley, to orah Caroline, youngest diughter of the late Albert John lonuw&hl.l’.. D.L., of Steephill Castle, Isle of Wight. On the ult ...
... a guilor, and that by accident on board ship his right arm had been shattered to pieces. He had been landed, he eaid, at Cardiff, and then sent to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, London, where his arm was amputated at the shoulder-joint, the primary cause ...