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... attitude of Portugal. It is understood from an official source that Lord Salisbury, as Foreign Secretary, is determined not to allow the recent action of Portugal to proceed. At the Coancil on Monday, his Lordship made an explanatory statement on the subject ...
... which has been going on during the last ten months at the little church of our good friend and neighbour, the Rev. J. C. Hudson, under the able direction of Ewan Christian, Esq., the architect to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners,—the architect at the ...
... and 3 pigs. There was a ready sale, at late rates. A Poor RATE at 6d. in the £ was, at the Petty Sessions on Saturday last, allowed for the parish of Horncastle. Repucrion IN THE PricE oF BreAp.—The bakers of Horncastle on Friday, reduced the price of bread ...
... Burrell, Rev. J. C. Hudson, Messrs, John Panton, Jos. Willson, F. W. Tweed, F. Heane, James Isle, 8. Pollexfen, W. O. Chapman, W. Brewn, H. W. Kemp, J. E. Chatterton, Geo, Warren, D. Pogson, and §. Maddison.—Mr. Heane asked if they were allowed to appoint a ...
... about it, eh ?” “ Yes, Miss ?” “They were cruel wretches, Susan, But why did younot try for work elsewhere ?” “1 did, Miss, Heaven knows. I have tramped half London over, till T have hardly a shoe to my foot, bug #omehow the story seems to have gone before ...
... Daybell ; recitation, Mr, J, Moore ; song. Mr. F. Briggs ; song, Mr. D. R. Daybell ; song, Mr. J. Daybell ; song, Mr. J, Hudson ; song, Mr. F. Hutton; song, Mr. J. Hall, A KUINOUS INHURITANCE. — A distinguishea gourmawd, upun bemny veproached about the ...
... before them. ¢ They have tracked him,’ Frank said in a low tone. ¢ See that is Hudson, the—’ ¢ Hush,’ the lawyer said in a low tone, glancing towards his wife; ‘thank heaven we are here to prevent anything unpleasant’ He turned to the waiter in the hall ...
... the case of the railwaysthe Pekin-Hankow, about which surd fuss has been made. The of the charge against Lorp that he had allowed a Belgian obtain the concession for this rt with, there ought to have been of a Belgian syndicate, for the tween England and ...
... Mr W Adamson 1 a filer anti all dedind Atchiren Preferred parish lmreh vacancy caused by the appoint- Ordinary Delaware and Hudson tilth the bankrupt had become entitled had lnent of the Rev Robert Wilson to be assistant Lien Norfolk Preferred and Rea ROM ...
... that the master of the Achilles had by not taking ornpt measures to land his cargo increased the damage to the cargo having allowed water and mud to run into the vessel unchecked The Registrar accordingly held that £2500 might fairly be taken as covering ...
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... men bugie pipe and brass-all took part IRISH ELECTIONS DUNDEE MYSTERY TRAGIC DEATH O GENERAL BRUCE SON vi prisoners WARARE allowed bail in two The Bantry tragedy is still an impenetrable sureties of £100 each Wilson and Sloane ore Bystcry he younger Krohane ...