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... much pleasure in adding my testimony to yoar valuable ?? truly, J. lDIARSI)N. Craven-street, ITolderness-road, Hull, 9th June, 1881. Dear Sir,-It affords me much pleasure to add my testimony to the wonderful effect of your Pectoral Cough Balsam. I had a most ...
... vagrants were re. nd d during that period, against 501 in the correspond. lieved r.d of 1882. In the corresponding periods of 1881 a 1880 the numbers were 772 and 1,181 respectively. anon Saturday, Win. Mattison,. farmer, of Scackleton, d £3 to pay, including ...
... informed that up to last evening the Lord Lieutenant has been Unahle 'o see hig way to grant a reprieve to the condemned man Thomas Caffrey, now lying under sentence of death at Kilmainbam prison. Only one memorial has been presented to His Excel- lency ...
... attended ?? forms of application apply to me. G. ARTHUR ROBINSON, Clerk to the Trustees. Beverley, 10th November, 1881. HULL, let NovEMBEn, 1881. WE HEREBY NOTIFY that on and after this date IF Tthe LIMITS of our DISTRICT of LLOYD'S AGENCY are as follows ...
... Barrett to deliver an address o The Transvaal Dutch Boers. Mr Barrett, who has resided many years in the Transvaal, gave an interesting sketch of the history, domestic life, and political position of the Boers. The position of the English settlers and the ...
... Isaac Calam; Ganton, Rebert Cowton Thomas Fewster; Helperthoipe, Joseph Adamson, James Cameron; cl Heslerton East,' Robinson Hall, Edwin H Cooper; ti Heslerton West, John Miuer, John Outhet; Kenney. u thorpe. Thomas P Preston3 Kirby Grindalyth, John Meggison ...
... authors. HULL STREET TmAMwATs.-The traffic receipts of the Hull Street Tramwaya, for the week ending Saturday, the 12th March, 1881, were 2233 Us Od. HULL GENERAL INFIRMAlOY.-At the first mjeeting of the Board of blanigement of this hospital, Mr Henry Simpsou ...
... ; No. 5, £14 3a 6d, Mr. Wright, Asbby; 7 No. 8. £11 1ie, Mr Thomas Holtby ; No. 15, £13 12s e Gd, Mr Ealand; No. 20, £12 is 6d, Mr Wm Campion. u The Covenh-m rams, the property of Mr Thomas , Young, comprised 15 grand hnimals, which realised a'o average ...
... Fairburn, from Riga, 440 qrs linseed, 21 qrs hemp- our seed, 240 bundles hemp, 3 casks cranberries F Helinsing and cd. Co een Thomas Hodgson, Barker, from Petersburg, 2980 qrs linseed, mnd 19 bales cow bides, I0 bales horse hides, 28 bundles hemp, lc 2 les ...