... r•erices the garnishee s - J odge : Uow do you *boa• th it ? Mr Poole said the defendant hod paid nothing to Parkinson himself utter the cumin on. a as errved, but paid the tn.ll their wagea up to the w-ek Mr James: It to the stove thing as pa,ing Parkin ...

... Bost race Fighteen boys. Posen G. and N. Birkett. Part snug The Daisies ep _Scholars. Recitation Our `Scholars ' T. Cumin. Violin deist A. Garnett and T. Waylea. Recitation The News Boy C. Csophell. Snug Autumn Winds picmunpanim I Sumners ...

... Satterthwaite, Belle Cue, 111verston. On the 3rd mat.. at the Pariah Church, Dalton, by the Rev. J. Pattieon, curate, Mr. John Parkinson, to Miss Mary Jane Burrow, both of Dalton. On the 31st ult., at Dublin, William, eldest son of Mr. tV. Gradwell, Rouse, to ...

... jos. John Askew John Denny James Warhorse Thomas Shepherd John Mare R. H. Barton, Surgeon Isaac Fletcher John Peters John Cumin John Oar, Wahiawa Joseph Threlhill Joseph Clark John Atkinson James Johnson John Hodgson Robert Gnaw* 1. if, Barrow S. Worthington ...

... instructed to SUL BY AUCTION, on Monday, June 25th, by order of John Young. EN.. cf Messrs. Turquand, Youngs and Co., 41, Cumin-street, imudom the trustee under toe baoltruptcy of John Baines, of IS, Hartington-street. Barrow, to remove for °missalslice ...

... dkeetloa, solaistes the spirtta, sad chorougaly recroits the Math. Bottles 4a. 6d. Next Mae, Ill.; stone jars 225.; of all Cumin sold by Ms. Downward, dryad*, Rowlon. WANTED, at Whitsuntide, n good general SERVANT, age about 24 —Apply by letter to Mrs ...

... was not ineogursted In mitagouisio to the railway compautes. It was far iron their *bib to be autegosiatic to any venom or cuminity was interlined in that tepidly rising seaport. I Hear, hear.) Still it would cut prevent them looking after the catemeavrcial ...

... EVERY ALTERNATE THURSDAY, AT envelo . Secretary In- st it ePek,l-Ariatouiy Ilirminghani. :b. , of WI A 'A. W. 1 IRS. PARKINSON'S. No I BENSON-sr. • - j.k. . Mut Wisit.-•4•Vg ON BALL A BARGAIN. i. 4-22r--,_,_ E thousand I hmen fashionable IMPORTANT ...

... he said that at present we had a class of paupers charged to each parish, and a larger and j growing class charged to the cumin fund of the . The eliatiges that had been made in legislai tiom he dared Amy ever aims, the passing of the act, ' had been ...

... Sarah Jane. Taylor. Glasgow. Morecambe Belle. Lewis ; Bose de Mae. Clevilioe, Swansea. Heriessa, Philip, Elizabeth Alice. Parkinson ; Be.lcelt, Lillis ; Clara, --, Neal/rim Dedsioa Arrivals. January 3rd Ann Sumner, Howarth, Douglas. Elis..beth Worthington ...

... Wended the last cad ceremonies. The police of Buffalo ue hunting down the murderer of a millionaire named Bilan, r. The cuminal is believed to have been a woman, and the weapon a golf club 'the steeplechaser Etruscan fell dead at Huntpails races on Saturday ...

... iu the board room at the workhouse. Present : Mourn. H. . Schneider (chairman), Hartley, Gnuaon, J. A. Hall, W. Slater, Parkinson. and the Rev. G. Procter. There was uo business of importance. LECTURE AND SCIENTIFIC ASHOCIATION, On Thursday evening, Mr ...