... for age. Two miles. ebery's llhidorrocli. : ?? aben, aged, 9st 31b cher I M. Lefevre's Eusebe. 3 yrs. 7st 101b Wy. 1 Mi \\ Crowns Attuh. Sib Bettinp 7 to ?? on I to 1 agst Eusebe. 50 to I agst Attalus. 1. Attalus was beaten, and the favour a short distance ...

... father', death, au.l in he k.a. her “'o-k for-ard with comfotl to happier day,, Im«yal,oh..pe,»nd at» p- nodieMdutact than flatt. i with More, once more return of .. yVomly, tl. -re toeujoy felicity which wloer.n absecce must teed >n.prorc. Dr. Cia.k ) ...

... medical practitioner. July 11. Tollemache, Eleanor Mary, 4, Alderney-street, Pimlico. July 5. Whitehead, Henry, the Angel and Crown Public-house, 235, Upper-street, Islington, licensed victualler. July 10. Bowden. John. South Molton. butcher. July 9. Patrick ...

... This is extremely probable, and bears out tho conjectures in which wo indulged yesterday. We learn on good authority that the Crown Prince's army was terribly crippled at Sedan, that the Prussian lossos in lhat battle were much greater than is supposed in ...

... conquest of the world. We Bball be, nay, we are tbe praetorians of the Holy Empire. Already our Kings have offered to William the crown of Charlemagne. Really, those French- men know how to answer everything. Mark to tbem again : — Bismarck a dea conaeils loyaux ...

... Militia.— C. liaison, Oent., to be Ensign, vice Ross, promoted; H. M. Kyves, Gent, to be Ensign. BANKRUPTS. George Sixto Bayley, Crown-court, Philpot-lane, commission agent, to sin reuder Sept. 5, at 11 o'clock, Oct. 8, at 12, atthe Bankrupts' Court: solicitor ...

... of whether the evidence supported the two first leounts for tho consideration ofthe Court for Crown Cases Reserved. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. Nottingham, March 16. Crown Court.— (Before Mr. Baron Alderson.) Tbomas Charleswortb, aged 30, was charged with the wilful ...

... studies, his enthusiasms were thus grounded in a most unselfish and generous impulse, and when he renounced his home and his crown, his wealth and his power, to become a beggar and a solitary— to meditate, amid self- imposed hardships, upon the ultimate ...

... with homestead anti 130 acres of arable and grass land* In the occupation of Thomas Marston, at 200/. per annum ; Thorn- flatt and Winchatt, with good residence, garden, and superior agricultural buildings, and 2-18 acres ot arable and grass land, in ...

... — Lord Chief Justice's ?? _i ?? ■ t ur.— Before the Lord Chief ?? V ?? AM' Miu Babos Pollock, at 10_.— ■ . , 11 tin Crown Side. — Crown Paper: Taylor ?? 1; ?? v M L'Meel— Hawley and others Y. Field- ?? and another v. Cox— Gray v. her I Y ■■■_ . o:ii-m ...

... DIVISION ?? f .„- s X .. p . . -Divisional Court. - Befor* Mr. JustTe _^S*l Mr. Justice Channel! at 11.-Kx parte HouWtl 111 Crown Side). Crown Papei : Isaacs v V, ?? ?? Clamant/ (43)~TUe Queen v Boar ot Uriml>«'k^ parte Churehwardf-ns of St. Gr.- ?? -Smith » ...

... on the Crown Side. — Special Piper : Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway Company v. Denaby Main Colliery Company, part heard — Weldon v. Eevieie — Matthews aud Sous v. East Worcestershire Waterworks Company and other.;, (No. 9). Crown Paper ...