... Smith, J.P. ?? 28 1885-Barbour' CL),2980 ; Me~erell (0), 2923-887. rFuliinoKr:-DisTOUcT. Mayne, Ilear-Admiral R. C. ?? 2305 Morris, L. ?? 2033 1888-Allen CL), 2411 ; Mayne (C), 2130-183. PERTSTHSIBE-WEST. Carrie, SirD. CD). .. . 3210 3891-Currie (L), 2788; ...

... Burt, M.P., oa Saturday morning unveile a marble statue of the late Mr. Alexander Alacdonald LIP., in front of the Miners' Hall, Durham. A Frankfort journal states that the Government, for some reason not stated, intends to abandon the prosecutior of ...

... Colonsl It. J. Mlorris to ho Colonel, 'lice 1ligehin, removod ots a General officer; Capt. J. Travers to ho Liest.-Celsaoi, vice Morris; Second Capt. IV. B. Soantlero to be, Capt., vice Tra- verss Lieut. C. B. Le Mooesrior to bo Secoest Capt.. vice Saondoro ...

... was opened on Thursday afternoon by Mr. Clarke Aspinall, in the Temperance Hall, .ardman-street. The hall was gaily decorated.- The vicar of the church (the Rev. Webster Hall), in commencing the proceedings, said that it WAs his duty to introduce to them ...

... BERTRAM BROWN, :Es., Smeaton, Edinburgh, Oct. 18, at J. and G. Smith's Rooms, E inburgh. JOHN Ml'LAREN, Govan, Lanarkshlre, joiner, Oct. 18, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. JAMES AlLAN, Elgin, shoemaker, Oct. 23, at the GordonArms Hotel, Elgln. CHARLES DUNCAN ...

... Regiment, Lient. Sparks, 98th Regt., Ensign Stapleton, 98th Regiment, Capt. and Mrs. Cowper Coles, Mr. and Mrs. Hall and friend, Mr. Hall, Rev. T. F. St 6ok, Dr. Noyse, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, Capt. and Mrs.- 'Thompson and family, Col, Leckie, Mr. Boggs ...

... Kent's (Wirral magis- V trates' clerk) application for the exhumation of the a body of the late Mmrs Morris. As we stated in yesterday's Mercu-y, Mr. Morris was liberated on 1 bail late on Thursday night, and it is his intention t to remain with some of his ...

... A.ftel Danel Mason, Kingslaed-green, Middlesex, trading as the Marsion and Mason, cabinet, makers, and St Alfred Hall and Edwin Hall, 45, Tottenham Court-road, enticel; Middlesex, china and glass merchants. not, in Thomas Tiryant, Shoreditch, London ...

... Lieutenant Durrant, 33rd Regiment, :Mr. Tilley, a d Mr. Embling, Captain Bipp, Lieutenant Kevan, Capt. and sta Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Fry, Mr. Hall, the Rev. J. F. Stooks, Mr. *fai] and Mrs. Rolls and suite, Miss Rells, Mr. A. Rolls, The Rev. ere and Mrs. de Ceriat ...

... Miss Coffin; Mr. and Mrs.. Kingston, f&om London;; Mr.! and Mrs. Parkinson and falmily; Miss Lushington, from -London; Mrs. Morris Fitzgerald and family. . :Askblurnham Hotase.-Colofel and Mrs. Boniderson, and Iarnily; Mr., Mrs., and Miss Goslin; Mrs.1 ...

... F Swan; Annie 81 Grifflths. 69, The, Elms, Hawarden, Miss K oller- Marin F Lotib, 68, Seahank School, Lie- Ifcard, Miss H H Hall; Helen H Phalirot (violin), of 68. Mr If I Clero; Lillie Evanis, 67, Mr A W a- Hughes. Rhyl; Francis J Shea (violin), 67. and ...

... annual exhibition of the roots grown from the artificial manure of Messrs. Morris and Griffin, the Ceres Works, Wolverhamaton, came off in the Assembly Roomr, Agricultural Hall, in that town. Sixty guineas wore offered in prizes. The show must be regarded ...