... represented the vendors. Lots Ito 4, the house, etc., two plots of building land, and piece of garden land, did not reach the reserves and were withdrawn. Lot 6. a elose of grass land, containing la. 3r. 33ps. was knocked down to Colonel Hodgson for £BOO. ...

... Yorkshire Regiment, prosecuted, and it was stated that defendant, in reply to question whether be bad previously been in the Army and Navy, said “No. As matter of fact he had been stoker on two men-of-war, and was discharged for misconduct.—Defendant admitted ...

... nominations and voting; the abolition of church rates, of purchase m the army, flogging in the army. So far as the latter was concerned the Tories protested that without flogging the army would be unmanageable, but what had been the result? There was less ...

... Protection of Life from Fire, and purse containing the sum The circumstances were that the 13th August, Mrs. Foster, young woman, found that dwelling house in was on tire. With commendable promptitude remembering that her own door-key tilted the door of ...

... particulars made known, it seems that a seaman, named John Kelly, who is said that day to have come from Liverpool, accompanied a woman to the house above named, which is house of bad reputation, the neighbourhood being a low one, and while there it is alleged ...

... THE BEvERLEY ECHO-- April 20th, i 836. OPENING THE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL. On Saturday evening the new bnilding erected in WilDert-lano for the use of the Salvation Army, was formally opeued for public worship in the presence large concourse of spectators ...

... atunted plantation. It waa built on land pnrohaaad from Mr, Seibr. tha owner of nearly all the property ia tba neighbourhood, and who ie commonly called in thie part of the world “tha old oquira.’’ Tha plot of land on which it atoeida waa oooght by lucky ...

... Water,” ” Three Sonnets The Art of Living— House-Furnishing and the Comraisaariat,” ‘ ? A Memory,” » HugLy ” Bedding- Plants,” Land-Ix>cked, When Slavery Went out of Politics,” “Thoreau’s Poems of Nature, Revenge—Stories of Girls’ College Life,” Sunshine ...

... Joseph Aldwin Muuby. Fowls —November 17, at Beverley, aged years, William Fowis, gardener. A WOMAN WITH A LOOSE SKIN. A London Sun reporter recently discovered woman whose skin was so loose that when drawn between the thumb and finger it would lay hanging ...

... i^°®e l d one, who is a woman, was doomed his fate simply because, also knowing him to be innocent. she assisted him to escape from the Busaian when they were attempting to arrest h'm by frand and force combined the happy f ree land ofFraDM. “ I have bat ...

... conferred by an aiisont landlord—b. that their land would pay them belli r rear sheep aud cattle, and with this object in view the landlords had removed tbe people and pushed them further west, to the bog laud, That land was incapable of maintaining tbe population ...

... sale the ueo of the Stand, booth-sites, &0., for the ensuiug races. The following prices were obtained : Booth-sites uutnbeis land'd, Mr Garbutt, Old Brewery, Mellon, £l7 and ; numbers 3 and I, Hatmnerton, Bouoeater, £l2 and 10s.; number 5, Mrs Fryer, Scatboro’ ...