... Lancashire Lads. 3d to Is 6d. Armagh agricultural association. ARMAGH SHOW, 28th and 29th JUNE, 1905. SHOW OF HORSES, Ist day; Cattle Sheep, and Swine, 2nd day. Both Days—Poultry, Pigeons, Flowers, etc,. Honey. Butter, Eggs. Paintings. Photographs, Lace; Horae ...

... Gcoahili. BRILLIANT mixed St. Brigid Anemones, yidd quantities of exquisite flowers for cutting: 12, Is; 24. lOd free —Reamaboltom Co., Geasuul. SUPERB crimson Flam© Flower Tropoeolum Speculum, grand climber for north 3 roots, with cultural directions ...

... which tbe display of china has been arranged and put forth for view. Dainty Chippendale cabinets, sideboards, and mahogany show cases are by Queen Anne obadrs, and, simple and Ifoautaful themselves, they set off the china to its -best advantage. Amid ...

... Lancashire ir 3d to 1s 6d, 14493 RMAGH AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. ARMAGH SHOW, 28th and 29th June, 1905. Show of Horace first day; Cattle, Sheep, and Swine 3 both days Poultry, Pi, s, Flowers, &., Hovey, Batter, Paintings, Photogra . Lace, Herse-jumping and ...

... Crimean aud Indian mutiny recollections are also discredited by the Workhouse authorities. Inqulriesfat the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, show that ill© Governor and tno kindly staff executive officers charged with the relief the soldier in old age desire corroboration ...

... to 4 aget » 3 to 1 aget Coy 4-to 1 agst Oarrigdown, 7 and 8 to 1 egst | clear of with Ch nL up the rear, end in this when Chelsea wid the final obstecie, way to Corrigdown, however, the front, followed a and @ six fort MATOH of £500 each gold cup the epecie) ...

... people, whose weight taken at 100lb. per square foot, which rowd ludes an allowance in motion. wind, and for the ngineers the Chelsea Bri y had q number ago, the men placed on the of a weigh- as close as ossible. It was |, En- ineering,” that a load on the ...

... the Club was of the times. It indicated the vast importance women’s work, of which he constantly the usefulness. The Club showed that women could workers and forward workers tlio world, without losing any of their womanliness. It was with ideasure that ...

... co attribated. atute of trade in the city has been an all-import- ang factor the mare totbal up has slo Sas our Renee the flower of Irish players who had made and who result of big crowds that period, with the consequent Gall, Cairns, &., made all the ...

... 12 0 Mr. TUl’s Field Marshal. .Private 11 13 Mr. A. G. B. Wright’s o*bert, a .Privafe 11 10 Major O. Harris’s Trumpet Flower, 5 Private 11 Mr. T. Southall's Sunny dale. 5 .Rooney THE ABOVE HAVE ARRIVED 12 5 Mr. Thompson's Dobbie, a .Thornton ...

... and their family are now settled for Ih© w.nler at Chelsea Horpilal. that quaint oldfii«hioned spot which owes its evidence to the kind heartodness of “Misv.r.ss Eleanor who bad residence at Chelsea. very much tbe_samo way that people nowadays have villa® ...

... having another most influential and distinguished lady showing her interest Victoria College, and they all most warmly thanked the Countess of Aberdeen one who. alike her teaching her example, showed that she fully realised what the life people might be ...