... and ordered his discharge on payment of coots, 6d- and adjourned the case for week for them to raise the amount. AsasuLTtso Cumin.—William Braver, opera, lira at Mr. Oraf'a Bill, vaa brought before C. Johnson, jaor. and J. 8. Hantaon, Etqrt., at tbe Tova ...

... Tathtm b Puoaon 0 at. Brewin 1 W. N. Greenwood b Cumm.. 0 ran out J. Hunlet b Puwson 8 not out T. Loach not oute••• 0 Cumin •F. Beach b Camm 0 not out 0 Extras Extras Petty Sessions. —At the Court Houo, Togleton, on Fridij, July 3rd, before E. M. ...

... on Thursday morning, Parkinson asked his wife, who was g' iug out to work on the Freehold, if she would go and hear his trial. She p • him she would go, and left him in bed about eight o'clock with the two children. Mrs. Parkinson went down to the Town ...

... Joseph Shepherd ; Over Relict, Ralph Platt ; Leek, Thomas Holmes, ; Melling.with-Wrayton, Win. Remington ; Queramore, Win. Parkinson ; Ruchurudalc, Will. Skirrow ; Tatdain, Francis Smith ; Tunstal, Jackson Turner ; \Veuntugtou, James Carter ; Whittington ...

... PRICE OF A DONKEY. KILLED ! BY BEING RUN OVER.-pabkissON V. LoNOMIRB. . This was an action brought by the plaintiff, James Parkinson, fisherman, Morecambe, against Thomas Longmire, the defendant, landlord of the West ?? Hotel, to recover £ 7 10s. Od. the ...

... equally successful in giving to the public a faithful representation of the Mffereut characters undertaken by them ; and the cumin element, was spleodid:y given by Mr. Rousby. We understand that Mr. Fletcher's company remain souse time in Lancaster, and ...

... corner in her 10 YEARS or AHE.—Final heat-1, J a me. Mu rra y ; 2, T. house to hide herself. Theydidmore than £3O damage L. Cumin; 4, H. Lambert Time. Ilt sees. to her hocee and garden. She did not know them. Tales HANDICAP (Ortx).-1, —Henry Stockda/e, ...

... Hornby. Present :— James Thomson, Esq. (chairman), Colonel Greene, Messrs. W. Remington, J. Swindlehurst, Houghton, \V. Parkinson, Townson, Kendal, and Bayues ; the Rev. T. M. Remington, and Mr. R. Stephenson (clerk). the audit. The Clerk repotted that ...

... LOCAL NEWS. - TA ANCAMTIiII Cumin). -- 3rd Sunday after Easter. May sth. --- Morning Venn., Stanley Pnalmo for the day, Ilarnby, and Footer ; Denm, lloiinner and Statham ; Ilenedietna, ; Hymns, 503, 199, 232. Afternoon : Magniliest, Stainer ; None Dimittia ...

... comi . oy. . line issue came before the dition showed slight improvement. Court On an order of a in Chancery to try Tux AT Cumin.— the question whether a Nom of £3,400 odd belonged The Bev, J. W. Locker. 8.A., curate of the to the plaintiffs or the defendant ...

... J. and Mrs. Brack, Rev. W. and Mrs. lionsey. Mr. R. T. Bunsen:. Mr. W. Bonsey. Miss liateson, Mr.. Mrs.. and Miaow Barton. Cumin St. Beeches, Brockman. .1. Bennett. Dr. 0. Bone. Alderman Mrs. Bell, Messrs. J. W. Berry. W. !fireball. P. Butler. M e s s ...

... Union, and in conpence.. an 1 ._ imw CIIAILIWITOOO ENTERTAINS Ream. , 1895 - ! Birkett, A. J Bwilt, R. Hargreave. J. Parkinson, were Mrs. Bateson. Mrs. Townley, Miii. Wearing, time to look after the vrelfare of the country.- -At . MARRIAGES. each of ...