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... guineas was won at the Mollneaux Grounds, Wolverhampton, by John Keen, of Surbiton, London, his opponent being F. Cooper, of Sheffield. The race was one mile, and was run in 3 min. 11 seo., Keen being only a yard in front. There were about 25,000 people present ...
... disabled. Her master declined aa offer of towage, being iu hopes of falling in soon with souse steamer belonging to Ids own company. A passenger who was taken off by the Austral believes that they are likely to suffer from want of provisions unless relieved ...
... decided a cede of some interest anti importance to insurance companies. The Corporation claimed under a local Act a sum of £407 les. Id., which they had rip per. tinned amongst, eight companies, as eitraordiriary expenses incurred by the Borough Fire ...
... understand than Bimetallism, if I understand that although the rates are raised upon everything I know of, yet the railway companies are suffering a great loss. this is a question which leads us up to the cooperation and combination among farmers that exists ...
... THE RESCRRECTIONLSTS. In the pn sent day, in spins of the recent de..heures at the Sheffield Cemetery, a mon may have reasonable hope that his body will be all., d to rest quietly in its appointed grave. But it was not ea formerly; and men who would hardly ...
... were lost has occurred between the London and North- Western Railway Company's boats Duchess of Sutherland and Edith. The Edith, under the command of Captain Richard Owen, left the company's wharf about 1.25 a.m. on Wednesday for Eireenore with from sixty ...
... make the iirectora of Overend, Gurney, and Co. personally resprosible to the Bhareholden for the losses sustained by the company. THI. HULK of the expenses of the lieform Association are horns by a wealthy City nut. %dot, who has married his deceased ...
... likely to put pedestrians of any clam either in fear or jeopardy from widen'. The ex-Chancellor of the Exchequer soured the company that the exercise of the bicycle was the last an•i•lote to the gout Statesmen being the class who are most commonly abated ...