... whom she was slightly known, that she was going to London by the eleven o'clock train, and that she was afterwards about to sail for Australia. At the same time she asced Mrs. Moseley to give lar a keepsake, on tle grom ted that san was going away. Mrs ...

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... there was a mistake somewhere, and it was clear the bankrupt could notpass unless thelbalaucesheet were amended. The bankrupt sail he had been guided by the accountant who had drawn up the balance sheet, Mr. Bodtngton. It was then agreed that a rider should ...

... received it or not I cannot take upon myself to say. Inspector Leggatt still holds the money for the expeeses advanced to -Wal- sail, which would not have been mentioned had it not been for that officer. (Signed) Ri. A. SrnsPHErso. Alderman LLOYD said that ...

... was charged as above, by a yousng luau named George Parker, his tls esiploy of M~r. Lisseter, consfectioner. Pro- secuolor sail lhst ons ltsa 21st Dlecesuber lie left Isis coal in thie tanus for a short tune, amid it wasis gone. A psilcntams said time ...

... prisoner assisted in the removal of the goods with an intention to defraud the prosecutor. After a brief consultation, the Foreman sail the Jury were of opinion that such was the ?? Deputy-Recorder refused to reserve the case for the Court of Criminal Appeal ...

... Stanton, Mr.IW. S. Taft, Mr. R. Leonard, Mr. War- Vilow, Mr. Scott, Mir. J. Welch, Mr. Birley, tc. Mr, WILLIAM Ensws having been sailed. to the chair, opened the proceedings by stating that the object of the meeting was to take Into ?? the best possible means ...

... portion of tics roof fell in and kitlied him I on tics spot; his fore and forehead being awfully crushed. What renders lhiss sail casualty more affecting is the fort that thet unfortunate man Was called In church for the first time on tics pre- ceding Sunday ...

... the screw steamer Indian, off Holyhead, at midnight on Wednesday. He says: The Leownder was a fine ship, of 900 tons, and sailed from Liver- poel for New Orleans with a fine S.E. breeze, at nine o'clock on Tuesday morning, having on board the captain ...

... herself of this opportunity; and he promised to ge berths for her and her children in the same vessel in whicl lee intended to sail, and she placed £12. in his hands fo that purpose. He proceeded from London to Liverpool and did take berths, from Mr. Percival ...

... trip being made by the Alps, which will sail from Liverpool on Wednesday, March 17th, whiela is the day on which Inman's Liverpool, Philadelphia, and New York screw steamers commenced their altered day of sailing, so that on every alternate Wednesday after ...

... Pride of the Thames, bound for Monte Video, had dropped down the river on Friday afternoon, and would, in all probability, set sail from Gravesend on Saturday morning for her destination, and it having also been ascertained that there were several foreigners ...