... sufficlent wages to pur- bhai chase the commonest food. We can, therefore, rule the market. One of Your fellow-toesnmen, Mr. Joseph Bray, contractor on the Great anx Indian Peninula Railway. avd ;now constructing that portion between sons Poona and Shoolapoor ...

... Batley, on Thursday, when the following officers were elected for the ensuing year :-Joltn Niamey, Eill., president ; Mr. Joseph Parker, tvice-president ; John Jubb, Euq., treasurer ; Mr. M. S. - Scholefil, secretary. Council.-The President, vice-prodt- ...

... in a very prosperous condition, and is doing a great amount of good in the neighbourhood. SUDDEN DEATH.-On Friday last, Mr. Joseph Watmougb, of Leathley, farmer, a robust man, of full habit, about seventy years of age, left home for the purpese of carrying ...

... irniroved apparatne, for signalling on railwvays by'dsy anidw:ight ; dated Marclr 2.5, 1tlSS.-Dlennis Dovy, W. Bentley, alid Joseph Davy, all of Bradford, for certaiir im- proveurents in loctne elnployed for weaving ; dated April 6, I8SiS.-Wnm. Armnitage ...

... affectingly and powerfully enforced. OTLEY. COURT-HotSE, OTLEY, Fisidasy, Jast. ,.-The pre- siding Magistrates ware Captatic Chamberlain, (chairman), Timothy Horsfall, Esq., W. E. Forster, Esq., C. H. Daw- sian, Esq., and Thomas Lockley, Esq., M.D.--This day ...

... IMeion; tCirnduiorr, iir. .1 -rersoir Orgtwkit, SMr. Buirtou , otoiriritteri, Meagrs. Jolhn Blirrarleirgir Couri- oilier Joseph.t J oietii, Juis irtlcock, Wiltiami Coates, and litre Wiiht. A ore-ond ri~ljurirrreit their tool! piace to tire tree of rite ...

... thepuos Wra Lord Chamberlain's office, with a view to her being restoredpuos M. to the custody of her father. The child had been placed at of seize the school of the Rev. Mr. Martin, in the Westmainster-road, persons he and the Rev. Joseph Williams Roberts ...

... Blackburn held an inquest at the Leeds Town Hall, upon Robert Chadwick, a boy 1 G years o ld, who was in the Onml'loy of Mr. Joseph Broadhead, corn miller, Mabgate. Im Tueqday evening, about ssven o'clock, lbs deceased and ote oo Mr. Broadhead's eons were ...

... had lost a parcel; wql on receiving anegative reply, he determined to take it hlo me and return it in the morning to Mr. Chamberlain, th, 3euperintendent at the Wellington Station. Hle accordisgis did so, placed the parcelin his bed-room for the night, ...

... the Huddersfield Court, (the Magistrates on thee bench being William Willans, Esq., presiding, and T. P. Crosland, Esq.) Mr. Joseph Ibberson, oftthe White Lion, Cross Church- street, and Mr. John Smithies of the White Hart (for the White H~art Tsp), were ...

... W. E. Furster, Esq., Captain Chamberlain, andC. Ii. ~Dawson, EFq. This day, in addition to the business of the r- ionothly paetty sessions, was also fixed as a. highway, ale, and dpoor-rate appeal special Eeeeions.-Joseph Smith, game. iekeeper, Caley ...

... by the unlicensed sportsmen grast! who are so numerous around Farnley Tyas and Lepton to f Thehear a charge brought against Joseph Kayo and Georget aber's GotgaasSefedwhwoeoegdtbearof a g £100, gago ie h hl fwo aaottreacokon thepreiou Sudaymoring atackd ...