... Camertrn Stud farm, Work'ncton ; Sarn Keen, belonging to 'Mi. Haselwr.-:d3, Fairfield farm, BEuten . i l iilV4: Crown owned by MIr. J. H. Flatt, of IBruntcrid, Cleadle. -hver Crowvn. it may be rre- |nlemoered, ban travelled portions of Lancashmre in pre- ...

... that sparkle in the Zs light, ?? gems that glance like ladies' eyes, with lustre racst and bright ; ?? price is only half-a-crown-I really wish to sell- tr Do buy a box of specimens from little Irish Nell. Then buy a box of specimens, and take me for your ...

... the reform asso. j oiatlofl5 f the ,ountvy. The attendauoe Included- bar, T.I, Potter, Dip,,Ir, Ce. adfield, Kp. Mr. John Flatt. MYiP. H~r. ?? NWhitwoth, M*P,, Mr. John F, iis. 1I., T.1r. CG S, lzoundall, 17r, Albert auison, the blayor of AqhTon, g 3e0jallia ...

... Saxton, who had been remanded from Wednesday last, with se5 robbing John Norefs of a purse containing one sovereign, be; half-a-crown, and sixpenceon Monday evening week, in an A entry near the Old Cross. It appeared from the evidence of Set Mr. Norris, that ...

... imprisoned bribers, says a ;he is vnable to find in the memorials such b -reasons as would justify him in advising the h , Crown to interfere with the sentences pro. it lnounced by the judges appointed to administer k .the law. w Sir HAIRLES RUSSELL denies ...

... to anl alazmprg extent in the neighbiourhood of Wigan, A brickmasler, named William Hamipson, has eotypnd a brickeroit at Flatt BrIde, aboutthr ies from Wtigan, on land belonging to tbh5 a of Ellesmore, and on Thurs. day 'week he comapleted and set fire ...

... to sleep, and a verdict of Death by misadventure was returned. TaAECaDY IN Ll.OO.-Eavly on TuesdaTy morning the Rose and Crown -pblic house, opposite St. Bartholomren's Hospital, Little Britain, London, was the scene of a travedy The Tole occuepants ...

... Lordship's telegram of the 13th inst., I have to thank you and my fellow-citizens of the city of London most sincerely for your flatteing congratu- lations on the victory with which God was pleased to bless Her Majesty's army in Egypt last Wednesday. I shall ...

... Davidson, Y provision dealer, and tendered a base half crown, iu payment . for a half ounce of tobacco, Out it being detected, a police- offiaer was sent for, and the mats then ran away, leaving the e halF crown. On the same eveniltig the prisoner paid a base ...

... the left, and it is Sasic the w ta Scois Fusitier Guarda wvere the first to enter. The Se- al by cond and Light Division crowned the heights. The ox caill French turned the guns on the hill against the flying til yeas masses, which the cavalry in yalta ...

... was in some respects very- stats nrd- siia ?? of individuai members pi aph eit societies, temtibe contributing ftom half a crown to thoyr £100. and the societie fro 0s. to £~10. The amount which ftix lahad been contributed for thle supjiort of the leagu ...

... likely to be much traffic. The attendance ?? was exceedinglylarge, con- 7 sidering that it was the private view, or half-crown v day. Not fewer than 4,128 persons paid for admission 8 to the ground, which is considered by the committee to be most sa ...