... brmlth, Joseph Smith Famuel iltainton Charlee Bridges John Lilly J. G. Bland l NapperendlWright Matthow Smairt Ebernezer Robin, Thomasn Crah. *William Edwards William Corain hlichord Ile) Lon. jun. Edwin Corab Join. Birtles John Owntais Joseph Ludlow James ...

... Worcesterahire, holden at Wor- cecter. at the Coust House, Worcester, on WEDNELSDIAY the 21st day of No velber, It 60- THOMAS CHAMBERLAIN, late in lodgings in Himley Road, Dudley. in the coonty of Worcotter. out of employment, previously in lodgings Castle View ...

... Bird, Bolton, Lens, Wyatt, Stephen. son, J. Cox. jun., New, Edwards, and Loggin, and Mr. William Hartley, Treasurer and Chamberlain. Alderman Freer proposed and Counclllor Bird seconded, the resolution that Mr. Alderman Kendall be elected mayor for the ...

... Lairga and Co. Turner, Son. and Nephew Wilkiavon and Riddell Jones and Willis Joseph Lambert Barh and Barker John Bellies Crocktord and Grove A. J. Flint Rid nod Chamberlain G. Cartocright Simes and Fordred J. B. Smith Cook and Lance J. Bond S. Bright ...

... Ferebors Street.2 200 Emily Haute, 5, ,,eggo lane.2 (00 Berry Marten, u. Laslyweod Lane.1 1I0 C a~r eszT. Parssrs.1I I 0 Joseph Line.1I 60 Joseph Nicholls.0 10 6 Thomas Lawrence.0 1a00 J. R., Northampton Street.0 10 0 William Jenkieg, Sien., Harborna. 0 10 0 ...

... distress in consequence of the present inclement weather. SUDDEN DEATH OF A Onimn.-Early oin Thursday morna lng an infant, named Joseph F. Banks, died suddenlyunder the following ?? the 7th, the child, who formerly resided with his parents in Tower Street, was ...

... diecontinued doing sn, aE when be went on etrihe himself he only received su. - On the night of Wednesday the ehop belonging to Joseph Jones, in Badger's Square, was entered and one pair of large bellows out, the only pair in the shop. Ntrance wee effected ...

... unwarrantable maimertin his Cieu UoitvIr. Mr'. Xelote' ?? 'ppreiathion Obligetherefore by VOTING for GREVES and CANNING and JOSEPH CHIRM. 2197 026 tSAMUEL ELWELL. 11fE GENERAL LIFEand FIt E 1 ASSURANCE COMPAVY, 86s, RING WILLTAM STiRET, LONDON, IsrAziasomz ...

... the Midland Institute, yesterday. Mr. J. R. Botham presided, and amongst those present were Messrs. Jabet, C. E. Mathews, Chamberlain, Timmins, Naden, Harris, Chatwin, A. E. Everitt, Stubbin, &c. The report read by Mr. Harris, bon. secretary, recorded the ...

... TheoBusiness will'injutur be caed on undetise nane o ; -CHAMBERLAIN -AND KING, Mr. Chamberlain having resolved to take Sr. JAMES KING C(whd for ~ 55 t r tbeen connected with tho.estabishment), into CHAMBERLAIN AND KING, In soliting a continuance of the timey ...

... Members' Tickets, inclusive of illcharges .. ., 10s. 0d. Ladies' l , ,; . ., 10s. d, Non-Me~nbere .s, . . 125i& t JOHN H. CHAMBERLAIN,1 o.Se 713 . H.. MATHEWS, EOD. Saw.. THE BIRMINGH&H CATTLE AND POULTRY SHOW, 1 8 6 1. THE THIRTEENTH GREAT ANNUAL EXHIBITION ...

... assembled at table ; Mr. C. A Mathews, the president, in the chair, and Professor Chamberlain in the vice-chair, surrounded by Messrs. George Dawson, C. T. Saunders, J. Chamberlain, Seb. Evans, R. L. Chirm, Jun., Wiggin, Timmins, G. J. Johnson, Gairgee, W. ...