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... qualities £5-19-6 to £lO-19-6 I. C. STEEPLES MAN’S SHOP 44-46, RADFORD ROAD and DAYBROOK SQUARE ASCOT—4.O RACE. LIGHTNING MOWGLI CORDWAINER For Runners See Racing Column Lightning 4-5 (f), 7-1, 25-1. SNOOKER. —Joe Davis won the first Irame against Sydney Smith ...
... • wood Foresters challenge 'l'* * l ,**, accepted The game terminated favour of the latter majority 42 runs Although the cordwains were convinced from the first tj'*’ were playing losing game, tMnevertheless conducted themssly** throughout with great civility ...
... Anfinovs was suitor for fc Penelope. Ulysses's wife, and jriy against the life of Telemachus, lie was killed by Ulysses. 5. Cordwain is goatskin leather a I ...
... Devonshire. G. Satiety, scrivener, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire. P.ARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. T. G. Southa ell and J. Clark, cordwainers, Spalding, Lincolnshire. G. llorrocks and Co., cutton.spinuers, Manchester (so far as relates to 6. Ilorrocks). J, Tyler ...
... givers, and two examples must suffice the Western steam car of 1830 which drove up to the Museum under its own power, and the cordwainer’s seat and tools which the forbears of the country shoemaker who gave them had used for over 200 years. Such gifts arc a ...
... N. Bernngton and P. Rowley, lace thread roanufactuters. 13:4qcott, Derbyshire. CV.CsZiail l eo INSOLVENT. JOHN LUGGER, cordwainer. Richmond. Surrey. ...
... the late Mr. Jo n Holllfcgiwertu, lac« maker, Vtc4ragU'aireet, aged 19 years. the instant. Samuel, a>m ut Mr. Samuel Ring, cordwainer, MUk-sijaare, aged -9 years. On the Sihinatant, Hilt-house, Southwell, the Her. I. Bechet, aged years. the iuwiaat, Samuel ...
... signs his name '» feb- 2. What shooting seasons end _ cn |n 3. What and is Aid' -t. Who. in ancient myth, wa 5. What is cordwain ANSWERS TO SATURDAY ' * 1. The Marshall Hills (no l C such) were situated between the ,i Carlton. > i> 2. The famous book ...
... in the forenoon, elect a competent person to the office. No candidate need apply who is not a single man, and by trade a cordwainer. The person elected must be prepared to enter upon his duties immediately, and will be required to perform the duties appointed ...
... the Council: Ault HuckpaU.—William Stainforth Cox, Bowtborne. former. No contest. BiarinroH.—Richard Bedfern, Littknora, cordwainer; Edwin Moms, the Vicarage, clerk in Holy Orders. No eontc* GiapweH.—No nomination received. Pmston.—Jordon Ashworth, 00 ...
... John James Greasley, of Beeston, to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. Thomas Key, cordwainer, Carlton ; and on Monday wat, Mr. John Brown, to Sarah, daughter of Mr. H. Key, cordwainer, both of Carlton. At the Registrar's Office. Southwell, ond the 23rd ult., ...
... brilliant and successful mayoralty, was very popular. The Lord Mayor waa sixty-two years of age. He waa elected Alderman of tbe Cordwainer Ward in Novem- ber, 1875, and served the office of Sheriff in 1877. He was a member of the Carpenter;' Company, and when ...