... match girls from Glasgow tp London dtinag the strike at Messrs. Bryant and Mav's. Up to to-night there had been no material E alteration in the relations between Messes, Bryant and I May and their match girls, but some of the girls, who I marched on a ...

... uninterrupted flow of the River Tamne, which flues tbrough hie land and to use it for the purpose of working the mill. About May 1898 the defendants, who were the owners oE ln-d Cbusengof - the Dstreamo unlawfully, it wasR contended, made a:ltera- tions ...

... comphsinant, who now ll :f lives with her parents at Hereford, doposed that she vvas mi e conrined.of a male child on the 19th May. The father of pi f it was the defendant, iu whose service she was from June, tc 1882, till 1884. In 1833 Mrs. Bradney MaTs1 ...

... and Co. are obhigheeg this pubelie by solhimeg Bryant cud May's 6dh. boxes of 'lapers for ?? W~ax Tapers, Is. 6d. 13cr lb. 6d.O De5/4b.; W~ax Veotas, in cOO boxes, shoot, 2'/.ldh. longer ?? Bryant cciii May's Safety 3hsteh~se4 s. Id. per gross, ?d. p}er ...

... there were bruises ol the breast and arms. Death was caused from lisenmorrhage into the membrane, following a fall or ?? Bryant stated that on the 2nd inst. lie saw the de- ceased and her husbandl quarrellitng. Her head was bleedita, anil she had a boot ...

... William'Lovatt, grocer, Vale Street, Stoke, five efights, 15s.; Joseph Smith, coal seller, Wharf Street, twv weights, 15s.; George Bryant, beerseller, Eldon Place, Stoke, four measures, 159,; Thomas Efghfield, beerseller, North Street, Stoke, three measures, 15s ...

... contracted habits of in- temperance. She became worse as time wvent on, and gteat trouble and unhappiness was caused thereby. On May 2, 1888, the petititioner left his wife in con- sequence of her intemperate habits and because he overheard a conversation between ...

... 410 ~ i; p-tn~~issed in Est L~onden.-At a timle whben m.uch thou0rght give.'6 1tn t4 this mractter, a! racticat su:ccesion2 may Os.z>;t last yasor lu0,ciretan ith.-J.Of. wsirvh of foreign letc jt ^ purchased by ineonlsiderete co:nvincestr in this co~utrsy ...

... thoroughfare allows free passage to the public without any visible mark of restriction, a user of two or three years merely may be sufficient to presusse dedication. Mr. Barnett, for the defendants, said heis question was one of simple right-whether tlere ...

... Stephenson ohambers, New Street, has again been appointed secretar. ident. Stubbs will perform the duties of ring master; and UMis Bryant and Muc Taylor have been Invited to act as pro- fesslonal horsewomen. The prize list has undergone a complete revision snce ...

... CONVICTION OF A NOTORIOUS BURGLIR. At the Central Criminal Court yesterday-before Mr. Jusatice Wills-Dennis Bryant (35), wvlso was jtried upon two indicbments on Wednesday for burglary and asuisulting Pelilco-conetablea. was charged upon a third indictment ...

... SaZe and EMekaFege newspaper,which belonqud to Mrs. Buclde. Mr. Mathews then described negotiations which had taken place in May, 1877, for the sale of the paper to Mr. Sharman, who was to pay £25. down and £E1,500. by instalments. That agreement was, however ...