... face the same evening. The next morning he saw the defendant, and asked her why she had struck !iis child, and she did not speak to him. Ile told her that she must be an ignorant fool to strike at a child with a whip.—P.C. Hunter said he saw the child ...

... word to those who were present to urge them to do more than they had done for the benefit of the restoration. He wished to speak of Winestead Church as a religious and historical memorial. There was an especial ground, be ventured to think, why work should ...

... are the TOBACCOS to ok., therefore from an intimate acquaintance with leaf tobacco, and the processes of manufacture, we can speak with confidence and say without fear of contradiction, that those who prefer a dark, full flavoured tobacco, the best in the ...

... Crosskill speaking upo:i it. Aid. Crosskill said that when he rose he wished to speak about the reflections that had been made upon the Committee. Dr. Appleton: But you are not in a position to do so. The Mayor: Mr. Crosskill is going to speak on the motion ...

... suited to the purpose —the Minster of Beverley. He would not pregame to dictate the exact lines of demarcation, but generally speaking, a line drawn E.N.E. from Wakefield, by Selby, to about Bridlington, would include a good hail of the population, and two-fifths ...

... INDEPENDENT. .p. BEVEBLEY TOWN COUNCIL. Mr. Duffill seconded the adoption of the The Mayor said he did not wish to do Cresskill speaking on anything except the Indictable offences and crimes committed mitted to pri The criminal statistics are as under : to ...

... among other prizes, taken the first at the Royal, and the £5O prize, with silver medal, at Brussels. COMMANDER BETRELL, M.P.. Speak* on Tuesday night to the members of the Bridlington Working Men's Club, said be did not believe, as was urged by the of no ...

... he was to speak on the motion or on the amendment. The Mayor said he could speak on the motion and then move his amendment. Mr. Green said if the Mayor allowed Dr. Appleton to go on with his amendment it would prevent some of them speaking on the motion ...

... that any injury was inflicted. After that date, the plaintiff did nothing in the matter, except in the way of protest by speaking to the Borough Surveyor and Mr. Pape. A case was stated, by desire of both parties, for the opinion of the Superior Court ...

... deferred, will take place on the 7th of December, when Sir Wm. Worsley, Mr. J. L. Wharton, M.P., and other gentlemen will speak. An exceptionally good entertainiivnt will be given. ANNIE MYERS, wife of Joseph Myers, miner, of Thurgoland, who, yesterday ...

... master's fields, on the other side of Gardham. He appeared as if he had fallen from the bridge. He was unconscious and unable to speak. Witness set him over end, and then went and told Mr. Jackson, who at once sent for assistance. The height of the bridge would ...

... Hobson was a gentleman of distinguished ability, and had great experience in that chamber. He could act with dignity, could speak well, and possessed all the qualifications for the position. He was the senior member of a family in this town that had certainly ...