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... THE SPALDING MAGISTRATES AND SARAH CHANDLER. A telegram to the Spmldiny Free Preu Tuesday iftirnoun. containing the of the Home Secretary ia Mm House of Common*, printed off in slips, and being distributed throughout the town caused the greatest excitement ...
... DEATHS. Chandler.—December 27, at her residence. Ruaex plac-e (Weit), Louisa, widow of the late O. F. Chandler, aad only surviving daughter the lat« William Cowlin. Brunswick square, aged 53. Ebsble.—December 27, at 34,I'almeroton road. Co. Dublin, Hannah ...
... We publish interesting account in Accidents. u> er column of a discussion by the oilmen and chandlers of Bristol of the recent lamp accident in Bristol, by which two women lost their lives. Fatalities of this kind are, we think, without having statistics ...
... TALLOW-CHANDLERS & Grocers. JL To be LET. at BARTHOLOMEW ST. NEWBURY. Berks, a substantial and well-built HOUSE, with a good Shop for the Grocery Business; and likewise a large first-rate FACTORY, well fitted up with every Utensil, fit to carry on an ...
... Soles Auction. SWANSEA. TOR BANKRUPTCY ACT. ISCO. TO SHIP CHANDLERS, IRONMONGERS, AND OTHERS. Messrs. Barnard, thomas, cawker, and 00. are favoured with instructions from the Trustee to SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises, oq TUESDAY, Jan. or J, IVL The ...
... STROUD. Shooting Dog —At the county court, on Wednesday, before Judge Sumner, w*s heard case Chandler r. Hutching. which home interest. The plaintiff was a grocer'* porter, and the defendant the son of the Rev. H. M. Hutchins, the principal | of Spil ...
... WANTED, a respectable GENERAL SERVANT, aboit 20 ; good character; fondof children. -Mrs Chandler, Wells Road, Totterdown. 84 WANTED, in a small, quiet family, in GloucesterHhirc, steady. Industrious PLAIN COOK, able to take charge of a small dairy.—C ...
... Hancock, Lieutenant , Cowie, the Mayor (T. Chandler, Esq., wearing his gold j chain of office), Miss Chandler, Mr G. Chandler, Councillor Giliman, Alderman Simpson, to. The 1 prizes were presented by Miss Chandler (for the Mayoress), who was accompanied ...
... em- c pleved to sell a portion of the bankrupt's estate. L His Honour inquired what moneys had comrs into Mr. t Chandler's hands. ' Mr. Chandler replied that he bed received £39 12s. 3d., r but' he asked whether the petition was still in force. The t petitioning ...
... cases of diphjeria. two enterio fever, and five erysipelas. PRESENTATION TO MR ROBERT J. CHANDLER.-OA Wednesday evening, Mr B. Jr Chaudler (of the firm of Messrs Chandler and Mawer, -ualtsters, of Brisioland Bath) gave a dinner to all the. employees, to celebrate ...
... W., Chandler and Mrs, Chandler. Mr. P. W. ChandlerZ MIss Crowley, M~r. Ht, F, Cotterell and Mrs. Ootterell, Mr. T. Chandler, M~iss HI. P. Cotterell, REsv, 0 F. W. Aveliog, M.A., B.B.C. (head master Baunton q Independent College), Mis C. Chandler, Mr. ...
... Portsmouth Sunday. James Chandler, aged 72, had travelled from Fareham to partake of dinner with his brother, a beerhouse keeper at Kingston, outlying suburb of Portsmouth. While the family were dinner a piece of beef stuck in Chandler's throat, and he wa ...