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... D'-nutions, Mr. E» Biirnett, £1. is. ; Mr. Thorn Jones, ; Mrs. Keep, £1. ; Mr. A W. King, ss. ; pottage stamps, 7s. —New Annual Sulwrih rs, Mr. James £1. Is. ; Mr. W. Lann, £1. Is ...
... anti Mr. L. S. Brunn, George Mian- ningis ernployer Thomas Baker, son of the deceased, identified the body.-Mrs. King, of CrosswellsRoad,stated that she saw manning in Mr. Bruno's garden with a rifle in his hand. Deceased was at the time in ...
... berries, 71dwte. 'grs.; Mr. Moreton, Stoa:Well, 23dwts, 18grs,; Dr. Adams, Antagonist, 19dwtv, 12grs. Red: Mr. Moreton, London. 27dwts. 18gre,; Mr. Moreton, Mr. Chain. hers, 25dwts.; Mr. Barton, Bed ...
... Keates said that Mr. Brooke-Robinson, M.P.. Alderman ( laughtu iMayor)1 and Dr. Badlev had each subscribed ±& towards ths cost of the alterations at the schools is Porter's 1, ield. SIB HsENit IRV}N2G r NMw YOR.-Sir Henry Irving produced King Arthur on Monday ...
... injuries received in a boiler explosion at Mr. ldridoesu grist. in2h11 Lowver Hagley, on the Waednesday prevIou~s. lr ' I C. ?? Wx'right (assistant inspector ef faAttrjes; Was presenlt; andl Mr. W7itkhalti Kin-g represented 3ir. Tru.b, A&mphlett, the o~wner ...
... interested in the hearing of the case.--D1r, Warner Sleigh and Mr. George Hellings, barristers, instructed by Mr. James Gsrayston, solicitor, were for the prosecution in the iest case aind Mr. Maitlalnd, solicitor, attended for the defence.--Alr. W arner ...
... well-known thieves. U , drs went into & shop, while the others renmained I outside, and %%hea he was about to leave the prenises. he was ?? told the magistrates he wass an oiphau, and had a sister lying in Aston Churchyard.- Mr. E. lowlands ideputy ma ...
... for Baker, Mr. Pemberton, Mr. Berry, Dr. Marshall, Mr. of 1 Bindley, Mr. Gaingee, and Mr. Goodall, &c. toE The death is announced of Lady Louisa Greville, sister sn to the late and aunt to the present Harl of ...
... OIL. Dr. Granville, F R S author of The Spas of a Germany, writes: Dr~de JongKs'sgljt.Brown Cod Liver Oil a does rot cause thenausesa4dindi eston ?? conaeo4entoj 0 the adjql~itratlon of thc Pale OLs. Being, morqover., mqcb n nors pal atable, Dr. Granville's ...
... |EXTRAORDINARY _C-SF QUCKERY: HO Co MAKE_£4,000. ER The luearing of the summons against Jo-hn Gibsosen- nett, a~ia' 'Dr..-Waiterai, Dr. Colston, -Dr.'i,Sing'leton, poiitedfo'i dsi'ateroon ?? street Police Court, the ?? ?? .~by:.the, numnerous * per'so'ps wsho ...
... £1. Is. : Mr. W. Westley, £1. Is. ; Mr. W. Brinsley, £1. Is. ; Mr. Haden, £1. Is.; Mr. J. S. £1, Is. ; Mr. John Brldcut, Is. ; Mr. Charles Best, 41. Is ; Mr. Samuel Rawlins, £1. ...
... yesterday. Mr. Hugo Young (instructed by Messrs Sanders,Sinithand Parish) appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. A. W. R-ienton (instructed by Mr. Df. A. Fitter. jurm.) for the ?? case for the piaintiff was that bsis coachman was driving through King's Heath ...