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... A transfer of tirelb;ne;Of the Foresters' Arms, Purton, was granted from Fronds Pinniger to John Titcombe. The North British Railway Company intend to reduce the salaries of all clerks in their employ by 2 per cent. Wm. Smith, one of tue Six Hundred in ...
... said Sir John, hnd loyally carried out the underukinff not to 4upply arms to any Party in Spain. If there be leac h e s of the international agreement it would be rash to r oe that the breaches had occurred only on one side. As for peace, Sir John said. ...
... BEAU CY To the TAM NECK, ARMS and BANDS. SIIPIRIOR TO POWDKRA. It utterly Imponible to detect In the Beauty It coolers say art character. BIUDAL BOUVET BLOOV Is a most agreeable, refreabing, cooling sad beautifying Balm to the Skin. A Mende sante Won ...
... three-quarters beck: H. Field (Wortley) and C. Lapping (Leeds St. John’s), half- back ; H. Fieldhouse (Buttershaw), J. (Hi: holme), G. Naylor (Leeds St. John's), J. Emsley(Pu-sey), (Leeds St. John's), G. Air (York), C. T. Sumner (Leeds St. C. Brumfit (Shipley) ...
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... the army. Pte. It Yield, et Stapeley, Pte. W P WWII, of the Aare), r wieb. arm also votirded. PRIVATE J. HARDING A PRISONER Of WAR. Private J Harding, eon o( Mr. and Mrs. John Harding. of Pilloryntreei, Nenterink, . pneuner of oat Germany. lie wise reported ...
... General Sir J. Fergitaeon, Bev. G. K. Gleig, A.M., Chaplain-Gen. to the Force.. General Sir W. M. Gomm, G.C.B. Right Hon. Sir John Lawrence. Bart., G.C.B. Govenwr•General of India. Gen. Sir George l'olluck, G.C.8., Lieutenant-General The Hon. T. Ashhurnham ...
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... Marta 11. 3111, an wad 311 to 4 11. oar mac JOHNSON S CARDIGAN JACKETS lar 11,6 11 JOHNIION 8 CARDIGAN Ine IMF.—A Spirdid Cann.* 1.1.1,1111, 11; breaded 1011, 11 11, gee& 11,11,1611. JOHNSON'S CARDIGAN JACIITII Ike. velvet 10 11, very Amp. T. L. JOHNSON ...
... PERSONAL. Lady tas arrived at Harbor, r all. Northwiyh. front London. John and Lad. Brunner hay returned to 43. Harrington Gardens for tin season. Mob. k the auilsorens John Halifax, tlentlernan. was horn at Siokson.Trent one laundry., years ago on ...
... to be vicar of Rumney, Monmouthshire ; Rev. A. W. Allen to be incumbent of St. John's Episcopal Church, Alloa ; Rev. D. Herbert to be perpetual curate of Blaeu Forth, Cardigan; Rev. R. Weston to be perpetual curate of Thorpe Hesley,Rotherha m. The Lord ...
... open gluon, and the Cardigan jacket now produced, which he identified. gees info,. to police. Re remembered that the prisoner about him oa 12th lost.. ad was ordered away. The gm& were valued Ile lied not say of the jeckete.—John Thome Pinchin, aged 16 ...