... 15.. ed. Pot TON Well Sere, ned and Delivered. Orden may &leo be nest to My H. Kemp, a, Oxford Avenue; and our Agents, W. Chaplin and Sens, Universal Supply Stores, op and to, Waterloo-place; H. White, Pest OM Lodge.rtisd, Monnt ; and Redman. High-s ce ...

... WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER yam, 1889, MISS ALICE GOMEZ MADAME BELLE COLE MR. PHILIP NEWBURY MR. HERBERT THORNUIKE VIOLINMISS KATE CHAPLIN SOLO AND !SIDON COHN Paw. •s USUAL. THE HARTLEY HALL, SOUTHAMPTON. TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER wt.. At Elght o'clock. HER MAJESTY'S ...

... near Cardiff yesterday by a mineral train running VIM down. A Cabinet Council was Acid at the Foreign Offi,e yesterday, Mr. Chaplin attainder' (or the first time as Minister of Agriculiare The prem.. of {Larding and Son, tinplate sod jarvan manntacturers„ ...

... an inquiry before it was too late.— Mr. Balfour said he had already inquired to the best of his ability. In answer to Mr. Chaplin, Mr. W. H. Smith said the Government were making inquiry with regard to the importation of diseased cattle from the Nether- ...

... London as memluir of Onion Chapel, lorselydown. Southampton to have another opportanity of boring the Ettedsh Whistler, Mr. Charles Capper, brother Mr. Alfred Capper, and a native the town, Mr. Capper bar been lately appeanng with great saecesa j at Her ...

... OF WIGHT VOL. LVI.—No. 3,747.] NEWSPAPER.] SOUTHAMPTON, S, On Tuesday ant. By order of the Exors. of the late Dr. Charles Robbins Maxwell—Nonni! hotter, lturiberland•placc, South• Iploa.• The whole of the Superior Equipment, in ve of two Pianofortes, ...

... Congregational Church to-marrow, emduct,l by the Rev. A. Papliam. A axial gathering will be in the Schoolroom on /Sunday. Mr. Charles Capper, the English wha has been inking the place of Mrs. Shasr at Her Majesty's Thu! luring that lady's pro. tour, will appear ...

... The supported the election of Dr. Bette, and Extremist (Mr. Parnell at this point entered the Court, and sat beside Sir Charles Russell.) Witness said all documents be received from the Brotherhood he sent to the British Government. Sullivan went to ...

... Wimbledon had not yet been settled, but he believed Brookwood has • good a chance as any place. The General Manager (Mr. Charles Scoffer), replying to a question, said that although t 3 people were compensated as the result of the accident at Hampton ...

... character, and here the party were with splendid weather, but the return journey was assisted by the President of the Home (Sir Charles marred by the vagaries of Jupiter Movie,. This, Wilson. E.) and the members of the committee. however. did ot disperse the ...

... sheriff. ;146, Cbries Cane. Other sheriffs caste—.,7 7, Taes.; John &noun ; John ; .1176, E. Le RANT. Town Clerk. 1767,774, Charles Gay. Ilembers of Parliament— Adam Cardonnel, jun., is five ; .741-1756 Peter Debar. in two Parliaments. The old Acts the ...

... liave been counsel fur the Tons in that suit. There was a time when his hon. and learned friend, the member for Hackney (Sir Charles Russell) held • general retainer for the Tunes. He, however, not anxious to appear an the public accuser of his countrymen ...