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... those who were drowned had been recovered V end it is supposed that they must be held in different ti prts of the ship. In Govan itself it seemed as if a gloom tad been cast over the placo. The crowd at the yard z es inmonenely increased when the employes ...
... lReview on the 1t o- The se announce. Z XUxr J as iiS IHE CHAkRGE OF CUELTYT ?? Slough, oal WeliesdaX > ? A in, Morris, and Janet Morris h I it btson T c, i w with cruelly illtreatiug ?? r, rere agai cnl-oed 3n and were comnmitted far tfor rWr, their ...
... at £25, the property of Emily Travers, concert-hall artiste, known in the profession as Violet Melrose. The prosecutrix went to Wolverhampton oni Monday to fulfil an engagement at the Gaiety Concert Hall. Knowing the prisoner, she authorised him to super- ...
... the superintendence of ox Professor Morris, ?? and will continue throughout w this week. Twenty-eight candidates in all have entered themselves for these examinations. S THREATENING TO SHOOT.-At the Salford Town t Hall, on Monday, a Welshman, named John ...
... Arctio clothing. A desperate poaching affray took place onTiaes- day morning on the estate of Mr. Birch Reynardeon, Holywell Hall, Lincolnehire. Scott, the head keeper. was dangerously stabbed, and another keeper named Wallhead, was badly cut. The poachers ...
... the best threesyoar.old geldin or filly, Me. Suttme, Uneworib; for the beat two-yar r-old ditto, Mr. J. Morris, H p; for the beat ?? colt Mr J Morris, Heap.- General Competition: For tbe hest hunter, Mr. 3. PilnReebdale; for tho beat stallion for egri. ...
... engaged. SCENE IN A MUSIC HALL.-An exciting in. cident occurred on Friday night at the South London 6 MusicHall. Duringthoperformanceof sleight-of-hand E tricks by Professor Hermann, the conjuror descended into the body of the hall in order to find a rabbit ...
... accident: Humphrey Williams, Ruahton-street, Hoxton, London; W,. Crvannah, labourer,- Wolverhampton; Mrs. White, New Inn, 'Hall.street,. Oxford; Mr. Sylvester, Oxford; Miss Lsverick, Newbury, housekeeper to the Earl of Carnar- von; Harry Johnson, carpenter ...
... committed for trial. ANNUOAL MEErINGo OF THE DISENxcTING DEPUTIESe- A This annual conference was held on Wednesday, ait Guild. vi hall Coffee-house, London. The chair was taken at two T O'cle4, by Mr. j. R. Mills. A satisfactory report was to read: amongst other ...