... GARDEN —The Glasgow Mail contains a statement that an old gentleman, who cultivates a model farm in the neighbourhood of Govan, has been trying the experiment of irrigating Farden plants with whisky, eumessfaily; though our Caledonian contemf orary data ...

... blows whenever she screamed, and tell'eg l.ar to hold her tongue. He then drag ged her ia»M of corn on the lands of Heathery Hall, and there attempted to commit criminal aesnnlt upon her. Shortly afterwards, while Mr. Thomas Uearnmooth, farmer, Middleton ...

... entries homed stock for the Midland Show siitcca last ye;ir, while less the animals entered hare Med t )-' r appearance llngler-hall- and precaution, several pins of pi have been . lse their arrival, WW tlu-v tr,!,,nl'' SS:on trucks, and might, therefore, ...

... gentleman Harris Morris, London, gentleman Howitt William, Rugby, esquire Hamp Henry. Kingstown Blount, gentleman Mary h ranees Back, Norwich,spinster Holworthy Wentworth Samuel. London, esquire Howell Rev. Hinds, Drayton Bectory, near Norwich Hall Ralph, London ...

... City, accountant Morris Charles, Reading, commercial traveller Morgan William, Great Coram-street, gentleman Martin Win., Albert Villas, Seven Sisters-road, provision merchant McKelvie Alex lr., Stevenston, Torrington, gentleman Morris John, Bedford, servant ...

... rates the men have not above half work.— Scotsman. It is undkrstood that, consequence of his with high Turkish ol'Jcials, Mr. Morris (United Mates minister at Cons tan tiuoplel is and that the President is about name .successor. The I’jukce Imperial learning ...

... by the Rev. W. F. Crocker, William Palmer Jacob, of Feltwell-lodge, Mary, youngest daughter of Mr. T. Steed, late of Fengate Hall Farm, Weetinc. KEPPEL—FARDELL.—On the 27tb nit., the parish church, Banhatn, in this county, by the Ven. Archdeacon Hopper ...

... expenditure of public money will be shortly arrived at. ON SATURDAY EVENING, it fire broko oat in Messrs. Morris, Pollock, and Son's silk factory, Govan, and, owing to the inflammable nature of tke materials, the greater portion of the buildings, machinery ...

... Sunthy. Tuesday evcning a lecture entitled as above was delivered by C. LOWY Buxton, T.sq., M.A., of Bolwick Hall, in this county, at the Victoria Hall, under the aupices of the Young Men's Christian Association. The Mayor of Norwich (S. Gurney Buxton, Esq ...

... • little too antio'clock the Royal vniton took their departure. As they lived together on very bad t they retirel from the hall they were loudly cheered Coroner: My son and Johanna bad lest one home in Tbe Queen has been pleased to direct Letters Potent ...

... Boswell •J.Bayley L.W.deM.Thuillier ~-£ d _V e ?? H. R. M.Tayler S. Humphery H. F. M. Wilson A. V. Payne L. C. K. Bruce H. T. Hall M. L. O'Donel F. P. F Wood H. V. Wilbraham A. H. U. Tindal H. J. Evans F. J. B. Priestley A. H. J. Doyle A. N. Carr A. Norton ...

... Dowi-road, Folkestone Hall, Ann, spinster, and Jane Hall lAoceasod), 79 Gran- ii' A ille-terrace, Dover road, Folkestone, Halt, Charlotte, Banbury, widow [spinster Hall, John, 51 Trumpington-street, Cambridge, bookseller Hall, Rev. Thomas Guppy, Hythe ...