... according to the latest arrangements, expected to remain at Windsor Castle some few weeks longer, probsbly till March., Mr. Thomas Bevan, of Stone Park, Gravesend, is building, at his own expense, a Bri'ish workmen’s h i 1 at Northfl.et, the estimated cost ...

... ' —On Wednesday a meeting of the members of this board was held at the Union Workhouse. Mr. Booth occupied thechair. Mr, Hardy, the inspector, reported that the drainage of .the village of ‘Borrowby was in a bad state, that'all the sewerage ‘passed from ...

... adjourned. * Inquest AT MAUNBY.—~On Tuesday, an inquest was held by Mr. Walton, coroner, at Mauany, touching the death of Mr. Thomas Nelson, aged sixty-eight years, who, on the night of the sth instant, died suddenly. - Verdict, * Died suddenly from heart ...

... witch) Liss E, Birch (Ceres) Miss F. O. Powlett (Princess de Tanbelle) Miss A, Orde Powlett (a Michaelmas daisy) Mr. Laurence Hardy (Don Carlos) Mr. A. Michell (Spanish Matadore) Captain Chapman (Barleigh) Mrs. J. Barrill Mr. Hogarth (Court Dress—time William ...

... CURIOUS CASE OF ALLEGED SWINDLING At the King’s Heath (Birmingham) Police Court, on the 2nd inst., Thomas Olarke, of no fixed residence, was charged with nndorix:x about the village of Northfield for the purpose of soliciting alms. Two witnesses were ...

... juries. He is° en, and he MARKET AND Pupuc Imp M ‘—v’_l‘n_e directors of this comy ROVEMENTS C Jliam Hardy, auctio pany have el OMPANY. of Mr. Thomas Bell 'zge{; secretary ie ected Mr. Sere six candidates. It B aa left tha tow the place remove the office ...

... favourably. MARKET AND PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS CoMP; —The directors of this company bave elected William Hardy, auctioneer, secretary in the of Mr. Thomas Bell, who has left the town. 'IP were Six candidates. It has also been decided! remove the office from ...

... Mr, Fawoett said that he objected to Mr. Read’s proposal that these representative boards phould be indireotly elected. Mr, Hardy, on theother hand, declared that the Government reserved the right to interpret Mr. Read’s resolution in their own sense, ‘wnd ...

... popovtzi, Snhaats MODERATO COL eis “‘ IHs PYRI 3. Back Street, B convey to same, £nd t e this op ed by | t“nge‘Ad a, 3, Annie Thoma | slx miles fr ering him, At Beor“mllely did .#v'meraoh“nk'm‘n eZA OIL fovers, emally greeablo and eIR BTIC — SA. JATH. | ...

... half-sisiers, Lady Georgina Adelaide Peol and Lady Vietoria Villiers, £5OO each ; to his steward, Thomas Chew, £250; to George Leopold Greville and Thomas Lister, of the-Oo tage. Groby, near Leicester, £5OOO each ; and the residue of his property, real ...

... before yesterday the machine w Robinson’s farm. The vats in th longed to the next farmer who use according to custom. — . Thomas Kel;.tle'ell said the thra belonged to bim, and he was at G¢ day worning. While he was | machive for thrasbing he saw the ...

... Mr. Watts ocqupied the chair. Dr. Richmond was re-appointed medical officer of health for the term of one yeaY ; and Mr. Hardy was re-appointed inspector for the term of two years.—The fortnightly meeting of the Board of Guardans was held on Wednesday ...