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... E LATE PRESIDENT GAR. FIELD'S MAXIAtS. In illustration of the late President'a intellectual character, the following extracte have been taken from a work recently published at Philadelphia by Mr. William R. Balot , , containing a collection of General ...
... NOTICE. LL parties indebted to the late • HUGH CURRAN are repeated to make payment of their respecttive amounts, and all claims against the deceased are to be rendered to Mr. AIi:ADAM on or before the 20th CHARLOTTE CURRAN, Administratrix. ...
... MR ANTIGUA STANDARD, SATURDAY, APRIL OA, idly a first class officer .and should have been appointed Acting Colonial Secretary. Mr. JAMES BURNS is as valuable an officer in the Customs Department as Mr. BAYNES is in the Colonial Secretary's Department ...
... and Mrs. Alma Tadema. Miss 'Marion Terry was in the dress citcle, anti amongst other first-nighters were Lord I Wolverton, Lord Arran,Sir Charles Rivers Wilson, Sir Frederick Haires, Sir s:l.encter Wells, Mr. Lennox Brown, Mr, linldou Chambers. Mr. Conan ...
... remarks from Mr. I A Reynolds Esq. Nugent the Limo int was granted. A. P. C. The order of the day being tt•kan up, 3ohn P. Parker Mr Shand requested h filthier et. A. England Esq mentvf the bill to provide for the better re- John J. Adams Esq ptesentati ...
... stay hero will be a short Dir. McortE having lately ariived from America with all of the new and latest improvements he guntantecs perfect satisfaction to those requiring his services. Residence at Mr ADAMS House, High ; Street, opposite Miss lianici's ...
... his stay here will be a ehort one. DR. Wow: I;aviort lately artived from America with ;11 of the r.cw and latet in lie gur, perfect satisfacti•nk to those requiring his services. Residence at Mr ADAMS 11 ouse. high Street, directly opposite Miss Daniel's ...
... while presiding over the trial of the action for libel which Mr. Adams last year brought against Mr. Barnard Coleridge, son of the Lord Chief Justice, for writing letters defamatory of him (Adams) to Miss Coleridge for the express purpose of dissuading her ...
... here will be a short ooe. DR. DicoßE having lately artived from America with all of the new and latest improvements he goat a ntees perfect satisfaction to those requiring his services. Residence at Mr ADAMS House, High ; Street, directly opposite Miss ...
... London, June, 4 —The race tor. the Derby Stakes inn al Epsom today resulte I as follows: Mr. rT. Cholmondeley's, Craganour, let, Mr. Conlifla's, ahoyeur, 2 id. Mr. W. Louvois 3rd. London, June 4.—An amended report of the race for the Derby states that ...
... Devey from publishing the late Lord Lytton's letter to hie wife. Paws, November B.—The Manlius de Caux was to-day granted an absolute divorce from Mme. Patti. the prima dona, LONDON, November 21.—The libel suit of Frank Montell Adams, a young barrister, against ...
... at Sandwich, Mr. Tubbs has eliminated Mr. Ouiment by two up, a bitter defeat, but handsomely accepted. rar. Hambro beat Mr. Ball by one up in 19 holes. It is not remembered that the latter ever before lost the 19th hole. Mr. Hilton beat Mr. ...