annual meeting of the Northamptonshire Band of Hope Union held on Thursday.
The rev. gentleman did not attend, and in a letter explaining his absence,
said; “I am reminded ...
This match was played on the ground of the former on Saturday. The game did
not commence until four p.m., owing to the late arrival of the strangers. The
weather was all that could be desired, and the ground was ...
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Items of news by the mail are as follows: -
The N.W. Provinces Rent Bill and Revenue Bill have both passed the Supreme
Legislative Council.
At the meeting of the Bengal Social Science Association, SIR GEORGE CAMPBELL
was elected President for next year
On Saturday last, the MESSRS. BUCK, agents for the sale of MESSRS. GOULDINGS' celebrated manures, held their annual receipt at the Black Bull Inn, Appleby; after which a dinner was given to their patrons, and betwe...
SECOND DAY. - WEDNESDAY
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Mr. Justice DAY took his seat on the Bench about twenty-five minutes after
ten o’clock, and at once proceeded with the trial of the only remaining case
in the Calendar. Before his Lordship arrived every available seat in ...
held on Sunday last in the Congregational Church, South William Street.
The sermons were preached in the morning by the Rev. J. RENNIE, M. A.,
pastor, and in the evening by th...
On Wednesday Mr. Norris NICHOLSON and a jury of 23 gentlemen concluded an
inquiry at the White Hart, Brislington, Bristol, into the sanity of Mr. Charles
Pierre MELLY, a member of the firm of MELLY Brothers, merchants, Liverpool.
The petitioner in
On Friday morning a fatal accident occurred on board the Golden Horn
(Captain IRVING) while on a passage from Mersey to Newcastle.
When nearing St. Bee’s Head, the main boom was seen knocking about, and the
mate, James IRVING, son of the Captain,
HOW BANK ROBBERS WERE PUNISHED IN AMERICA.
A correspondent of the New York "Herald" dating Newcastle, Delaware,
December 10 writes: .................
Delaware is too small a State to be really healthy for bank bursters. Four
distinguished members of t