... it appeared that claimant and her husband formerly ived at Weston-super-Mare, and goods were supplied at their house by Mr. Bryant to the value of £3. As the amount was not paid they were jointly sued, but the judge held that as there was no evidence to ...

... business principally upon nc' - racecoourses, and wbo lives in Summer Hill, was charged £4 A. with obtaining S. from James Bryant, Oozells Street, bye means of a ?? agreed to teach prosecutor's fh son the guitar, and by representing that he had an instru- ...

... for thle bankrupt. The The pincipl ?? in this ease is Of a, v81eryous lsarac- icr iet i tothe s ant ds ?? atfeetsng it, they ma~y ticshrtl nrraed ad are unattended %with doubt. The, bank,- ~t~inieaCook wa a tanner, currier, and leather dealer, ~rinonbst~iss ...

... hones of Tapers for 4, d.: W~ax Tapersa, Is. 6d. per lb., Ed. per ?? Wax Vesles, IntO boxes, short, 2VA-, longer 3dl. ; Bryant and May's Safety Maccites, Is. 6d. per gros, 7th. pee donen bones ; Date sRecks, ldi. each, expectedslsorlly.-23, Snowv Hill, ...

... (25), black-smith, was indicted for stealig, on the tsth of May, 1874, a gelding, tile property of Joseph Twist. Mr. Bolton prosecuted, and Mr. Harris appeared for time prisoner.- On the 14th of May Police-constable Walker saw the pri- soner in the market ...

... convieted far assaulting women, lie wtis sent to gaol for six weeks with hard laboer. STonrr-TsmOwFRS is TRounLE.-Ephraim Bryant, of Whitehouse Street, Aston, and Alfred Gritton, of Cliftou Road, Aston, were charged with throwing stones in the Aston Road ...

... 0. Wilson; Adelaide Arms, Vaux. ball Head, to Selina Young, IBlILttOUSFS (o(s),-Wheat Sheaf, Great Lister Street, to V, Bryant; Brewer and Baker, Gooch Street, to A. Bolos-; White Swan, Brearley Street, to A. Bayliss I'Robin Hood and Little John, Summer ...

... TPlatl'stEIION.-Mrrl1y Ann1 Smith (37), charged witll stealing lie a sovereign from tie person of H1-nry Willis onl thie th May, was acquitted. Mr. P. H. Amplrlett proseeutedl. STrEAINxc AN OVERCuOArT.-Ienry Beesley (18), labourer, convicted of stealing ...

... working people, so true is It ,Zb evil is wrought by want of thought, as well as want of heart anl cnmers would purcse Bryant and May's e thats would be enabled to pay £t,CCO. a wreek molre in wages- _ ,, * Owing to the reduced duty on Tea, genuine Tea ...

... caididates who were entered at the late ex- arnination in Queen's College, ten passed. The following are their names :-Messrs, C. Bryant, J. S. Ciooper, J. Dolton, A. Dodson, J. P. Fiddian, S. Hanson, W. J. 1t. Pools, T. H. Russell, C. L. Shaw, aid C. E, P. Tounerre ...

... unbecoming an officer, and to the prejudice of good order and military discipline, in having, at Mhow, during he mouth of. May, A.D. 1862, when the Regimental Sergeant-Mlajor Lilleywas confined in close arrest, caused the orders under which he was so ...

... and Co. are obligi'ci thle a- public by selticg Bryacut sc May's 6d mises of Trnersriin 5s, \ax 'Tapers, s. 6. par lb., 5 per u/41b. ; Wax eia. ce5 us bones, steerS, ge/2ac; isuger 3:hd. ; Bryant and DrIst'e a~el 15. sac, expectedg ieortly-kI, Sowrl hh ...