... Summerton, of Pebble Mill, Pershore- road, Birmingham, miller. Henry Mitchell, of Lincoln, hotel-keeper. John Pritchard, of Golden Lion Inn, Frank well. Shrewsbury, Suropbliire, innkeeper. Robert Dowse, of Hatfield. Fanii, Stcrfc, near Devizes. Wiltslili-e ...

... Hinton; 3rd, Mr William Isaac, Swansea highly com- mended, Messrs E. and R. Williams, Mr W. L. Blake, Llandaff.—Hamburg*, golden spangled or pencilled, (cock and hen)—1st prize, Mr R. Madgwick, Devizes; 2nd, Mi- Thomas Blakeman, Wolverhampton 3rd., Mr ...

... Hotel, Strood, Kent, ale and stout merchant 11 William, High-street, Tenby, draper Idulph Charlotte Augusta Frances, Trewarren, Pem- Ie. brokeshire, spinster * s Thomas, Winfarthing, Norfolk, farmer and cattle lealer w. >pEdward, Hoo, Kent, grocer 5 n Gwvnne ...

... Pleasant Cavill Mr John, 53, Mansel-terraoe, Swansea Chambers C. C., Esq. Pedre, Swansea Carr Rev T. W., Barming rectory, Maidstone Cooper Rev W., St. Alba.n's vicarage, Rochdale Crossweli Pearson R., Esq. Dowlaia Cory T., Sketry. Swansea Chapman Mr Henry ...

... Pleasant Cavill Mr John, 53, Mansel-terrace, Swansea Chambers C. C., Esq, Pendre, Swansea Carr Rev T. W., Barming rectory, Maidstone Cooper Rev W., St. Alban's vicarage, Rochdale Crosswell Pearson R., Esq, Dowlais Cory T., Sketty, Swan sea. Chapman Mr Henry ...

... quarter of a mile, when Conway went on second, in front of Lifeguard, with Dry Toast and Golden Maze the last pair. Below the distance Dry Toast drew to the front, but Golden IIlaze headed him in the last few strides and won by half a length a bad third. Heremon ...

... Eckersley, Kenyon Junction Hotel, Keayon, Lancashire, licensed victualler ami farmer. Ambrose Orrll, Higher Bridge-street, Bolton, boot and shoemaker. Samuel Milsom, Bell-hill, St. George's, Gloucestershire, builder. Herbert Vining, West-street, Bristol, provision ...

... 7stlllb Allsopp 3 Mr A. Cohen's Golden Knsign, 4y Sst 91b .Calder 0 Mr Dobell's Lruly Nydia, 3y 7st lib .S. Chandlev 0 Mr Hutton's Patrickstown, 3y 6st lllb Ward 0 Winner trained by owner. to 4 agst Lady Nydia, il to4 agst Golden Ensign, 7 to 2 agst Persona ...

... Brancipeth-place, Armley-road, Leeds.$ Bakers, Federal Union of Scotland, 2,3C9, P. Brannigan, 12. N. Ellen-street, Dundee. Boot and Shoe Operatives, National Union, C. Freak, L.C.C., 33, Goldsmiths'-row, Hackney-road, London, E. Bricklayers' United Operative ...

... defence. He was committed to take his trial for murder, and as the placc where the body was found was in Kent, the ease was tried at the Maidstone Assizes. From the opening of Sir Henry James, the Attorney-General, it WM evi- dent that the prosecution ...

... yesu-a a boot manufac- t(irer in the town, who died a. few months ago and left a. personal estate of the value of ?E56,7&. H& stipulated that this should not be touched during the lifetime of his only sister, Mrs Stanger, of ][)ra.ycott House, Maidstone, who ...

... Betting-I5 to 8 agst St. Noel, 11 to 4 agst Little Bob, 11 to 2 agst Orris Boot, and 100 to S agst others After several breaksaway Manstoli jumped off in front of OrriB Boot, Little Bob, and Wolf's Hope, with Morgante tn -Che rear, behind St. Noel, until ...