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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT
... HOUSE OF LORDS. —Tes-ebbat. Lord Chancellor took bit teat lbs woolsack quarter before fonr o'clock. INDIA PUBUC BERVIOEf reply the Earl of Kimberley, Lord CROSS said.tbat was true ...
I^Teasteb volunteer 1 &* SIANCEUYEES
... I^Teasteb volunteer 1 &* SIANCEUYEES. 'it.om orr. coiir.EsroxDEJ.-T.) CANTERBURY, Friday XionT. . n - ?? v of the Metropolitan Volunteers ?■ jr-.t unfavourable to any departure time-honoured Brighton Field-day, J** -1 vVniiniii? * ° * 0G * ha ?? there is mhch ?? Slt -l in favour of the marching columns, -**At those who participate in them ;- e h better idea of the duties they ?? , .to ...
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1888,
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, rnHT AT LAST: A Portrait Mr HARRY THE CELL: A Story Two Chapters. FEW WORDS ABOUT HYPNOTISM. Yorkshire M,D
... AROUND SCARBOROUGH. Second Series.—lV. The p,;,-,: Dale. With two view*. S LION. VON (Translated from * JM German Lou Healy.) .. DANES OF THE YORKSHIRE 111 VERS. XV.- Tie !;«»!• From Sklpton Bridge With Bird's- eye niSTOr.IES; FROM THE TORRE MANUSCRIPT. Vert City-Church of St. C'rur-ILL All Pavement. FAMILY WITHOUT A NAME. By Jein VRKNB. ...
NOTICE TO MARINERS. ENTRANCE TO THE RIVER THAMES. -WRECK IN S.W. REACH TRINITY HOUSE, London, 10th August, 1875 ..
... hereby Given, that a Green Buoy, marked Wreck, has been placed close alongside to the N.W. of the Schooner Hillechina Amelia, sunk in S.W. Reach. The Buoy lies in 28 feet at low water spring tides, with the following mar s and compass bearings, viz. :— hi jilin Light House, just opening East of the N.E. Maplin Buoy. SWIB. Swin Middle Li*ht Vessel NEiN. (Distant 5-lCths mile.) S.W. Middle ...
TUE *W BUILDING FOR THE POST- OFFICE SAVINGS bane:
... TUE *W BUILDING FOR THE POST- OFFICE SAVINGS bane:. To-morrow the Savings Bank Department of *le Central Post-office will be transferred fron st Pauls -churchyard to the great building newl/ erected for its occupation in Queen Victoria-street. Tie site lias been well chosen, being on the north ; a ...
7' AND COLLBCTOK 17, BANKHOCSS-STEBirr, ► BURNLEY. —————7 10Mg NORTHERN MUSICAL AND I J. DRAM ADC AGENCY. ..
... ANN'S I PASSAGE, MANCHESTER. I The Northern Musical and Dramatic ha« I hern for the ponding I Ajtistre for Concerts, Concert Parties, Buude, enil ell Musical Rnterteituoente. The ProprieUve ere prepared to undertake the ENTIRE MANAGEMENT CONCERTS. Miss Kate Flinn, Miss Frances Haskoll, Madame Mum Helen D'Alton. Mr. Barton ITGuckiu, Mr. Alfred Jordan, Mr. Walter Clifford, Mr. Watkin Mills, Miss ...
AMUSEMENTS IN BRADFORD
... ?? J SIIIt4L1 I [jI.jjX V b'JI'. (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL.-Lessee, Mr John Hart ; General Manager, Mr W. M. Hart.-The pantomime of Dick Whitiiangton has entered on another week of pro- aperity, and the principals in Mr Hart's charming pro- duction are very popular with the large audiences. Miss Jenny Owen's sprightly impersonation of the character of Dick has gained for her ...
HOUSES. VILLAS, tc
... -Owing the demand for Reel*tor we have been compell#! to Issue a SECOND EDITION. thoroughly revised and date I o«t free.-Offices.il i 3. Cotham Hilt, near Clifton Dow* station. Special attention country oil ante. 1 ROAD. Road. Seven roomed House, rent la.—Mr Oonltor. 13. street. Per Week (clove trams). 89. d. HordeUl. Ri*. roomed HOUSE, food condition, Greenhouse. Venetian blinds. TTM. MARCH ...
PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES AND THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY
... PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES AND THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY. It has seldom happened, even in the long annals of the city of London, that the freedom has heen taken up within niv! week by two recipients so distinguished as Prince ...