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... Woollons, Cooper. Jackscn, Maltby, Backhouse Watson, Calvert, Steward, W. Hudson, G. Brown, jun.. Hu.band, Wilson, Heseltine. Parkinson, Walker | Walm- gate), E.Calvert, Leeman, Hill, Bellerby, Roper, Beilby. W. Gray, jun. ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR. The Lord Mayor ...
... tolIowin« The ri , REPORT 0F T E CUAPLAIN. nu_,l.r . ⢠** ?? ' ?? as foUuW « ~â¢Â» srS^sSrjr- ?? ten as rollows:â Cumin tted. I_o- va_rr_enr- ?? . could not read. 26: f..r trial I -- i ⢠, ' ?? bj ⢠M» ; and In his VW I _. .1 ' Jd ' thU ...
... _v, ?? lunacy on 1 Uesda.* , liie _Bih ot November and as their report is a public document, ii isi.erewiui a upended The cumin il . c liave to lament an uiilortunate accident Whicli llappeuc . lo a Hide patient on the 2nd ot Nov' last, wbo a UcsapU-d ...
... only Mars held a slight lead of Hot bloom : but failing a quarter of a mile from home i tlie latter assumed tie command, and cumin.- away outside the distance won iv a canter by four .etiitths ; bail third. ' Tenteraate was 4th, Bugle March sth, Kulglit ...
... plan, and this to meet friendly critics shoald dispose others cease their opposition the further progress of the Bill. Sir H. Cumin admitted yesterday the desirability cl ange, and it remains for the House to eay whether the Government has moved in the right ...
... that there wm a deficiency amount- ing to _?l 37 ta hb books. At a meeting of ratepayen a resolution wm paaeed that, as Parkinson had been appointed aabtant surveyor by the ratapayere, it would be unjttrt for the eurveyore to have to refund the money ...
... against what is, sr.d not against what they wished ta build upon its ruins. IYrLips not to the middle seotion. Ihe official cumin ul icaticn ssys that there i? a ■socialistic branch of tte Constitutional party, and that it is Mhilist throughout. We doubt ...
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... bv a ?? farce in one act by Charles Selby, titled j he Valet de Sham. The cast was as fo lows .-Mr. Tweezers, Mr. G. Parkinson; Captain Trivet, Mr. J. Steel; Wigler (his valet), Mr. W. F. Lawson; Thomas (a footman), ']*••».. Mountain: Miss Marchmout ...
... J.P., occupied the cluur, and there were also present Mr. Alderman Clayton, and Councillors Luinb, Page, Gardiner, and Parkinson. the course of short address, Mr. Councillor Page to the scheme, and expressed his regret because 1 been thrown out. lie ...
... amateurs. A new feature haa beeu introduced in the shape of a tan minutes* temperance address during interval, Mr. Councillor Parkinson being the speaker the first concert were given Mrs. C. Borland, Misa B. Morrallee, Miss Neva Edwards, and Miss Cisais House ...