... will not be a lengthy one, as he hopes to be back in time to produce the new three-act farce, which he has written for Mr. Thomas Thorne, and which will be the coming attraction at the London Vaudeville. A grand bnnguet was given at Avgers on Sunday, at ...

... politicians have fled from the abysses in which their old constituencies have been swallowed up in fields altogether new. Sir Thomas Acland, indeed, in soing to combat Mr. Elton in West Somerset from dislocated North Devon, seeks the suffrages of electors ...

... cake and tea, the latter being made especially good by the addition of French cream, which was generously grovided by Mr. Thomas Harrison and other friends who assisted him. During the evening country dances were gone through, old and young joining in ...

... Horncastle, on behalf of Mr. Robert Azlake White, Poor Law auditor for the Horncastle Union, for a summons against Mr. John Thomas Chapman, late surveyor of highways for Coningsby, for neglecting to produce his account books, &c., for the purpose of being ...

... the minute be rescinded. ‘ SuiciE or A BuTLer.—An inquest was held at Spalding, on Saturday, touching the death of Mathew Hardy, butler and steward to Mrs, Everard, of Fulney House, who drowned himself on the previous evening. A dinner party was being ...

... numerous, but there has never been better or probably as good a quelity of auimals shown. The judges were Mr. John Bett, Mr. Thomas Taylor, and Mr. John Hopper, Thorney Fen, Cambridge. In class 3, Mr, R. Dring, Amber Hill, took the. first prize, beating ...

... Ada Elizabeth Stubbs, 24 ; 4th, in Skirbeck, William Tebbs, 19; also, Elizabeth Stringfellar, 76; sth, in Norfolk-place, Thomas Moore, 66 ; also, in Tattershall-road, Frederick Cottam, 40 ; 6th, Albert son of James Baker, 2 years; same day, in Frampton-place ...

... (goal); | A. Rodgers and F. Turner (backs) ; W. Damms, B. Benrett, and H. Thomas :(half-backs) ; W. Gummer and W. Musson (right wing); G- Medley (centre) ; J. Damms and W. Thomas (left wing) ; ‘ G. Simpson, umpire. Grantham Victorias: A. Codd (goal) ...

... prosecution deliberately told lies, but his contention was that they had mistaken excitement for drunkenness.—He then called Thomas Armstrong who deposed that he [ lived about a quarter of a mile from Robson's | public-house, and on the night in question ...

... that committee were Mr. Parnell, Mr. Sexton, and, later, Mr. Arthur O’Connor, Mr. Patrick Egan, Treasurer to the League, Mr. Thomas Brennan, Secretary to the League, Mr. Michael Boyton, * chief organizer in Leinster, and Mr. P. J. Sheridan, . * chief organizer” ...

... George, a twine spinner, of Oxford-street, Newlands, was charged on remand with embezzling certain sums of money from the Thomas Charlton Lodge, Hull District, of the Loyal United Order of Oddfellows. It was stated that the total amount of the defalcations ...

... one missed many faces ; but there were William Black, brown as a berry and looking no older than he did 20 years * ago; Thomas Hardy, who, like Black, is a physically small person; Francillon and M‘Carthy ; Rider Haggard, a tall, fair, fresh young man ...