... Tem on, Sedgley, cement Burstem, div cert ficate a Thomas B. } Lister manuf Price aud Edwards, Shrewsbury, bankers, ar om red di turer, choice azsig. i TUESDAY, Dees BR 2, Thomas George Tidey, Rugby, bookseller, William Vatser, m, ironmast end Jobe Lonet-m ...

... YOUTH DROWNED AT HANDSWORTII. On Sunday morning OPT eral lads were bathing • pool in a held near Holyhead Handsworth, when George Woodfield, Holyhead Road. who could not swim. act ont of hie depth. Severnl went in to try to bring the unfortunate lad out ...

... MRS. BURBERY BEOS to inform her Friends, the Ladies of Ten try tod Neighbourhood, the baa wlactnl, ' London, auitable fur the Siw. will ' arranged for inapertinn THCRSDaY, the lOlh May She beg* return Think*, and continumre their 33, Hertft>rd-»treet ...

... THE HOUSEKLEPER3’ FRIEND. L'BBT’S BDBF Requires Cooking. LXBBFd BEEF Cooked ready for use. Lltfßf’d BEEF Will keep anywhere. LIBBi’B BEEF Saves bother and care LIBBY’S BEEF Makes delicious Sandwiches. LIBBY’S BEEF Makes a toot'asom Mince. liEBBI’S BEEF ...

... lave Stevens.—TIPTON, BROMWICH Butier—BRIERLEY MILL, altcn.—BRIDGNORTH, man.—OLDBURY Sbowell._KIDDERMINSTER, Mark.—OO BRIDGE, TRY, Hinds.—~WORCESTER, Wovd. NHE MIRACULOUS HOLLOWAY’S OINTMENT, Tas ATTACKS OF Errrorvuattr of a letter from Mrs. H, Trimmer, ...

... success, as the following Testimonia is will prove — mendation of a friend who “ Alfred Place, W! r, December 23, had pon the recom very successfully a; ied your °C years, I was induced to try the same u} Solvent’ to an old enemy from which he had been suffering ...

... 1WEDNES DAY DECEMBER 15 awl annual meeting of the coven TRY SCHOOL OF ART annual of the friends the School of held on Wednesday night in St Mary’s Hall or Tomson) occupied chair those present were Messrs J Gulson J Maycock Bill (hon sec) M Wilks H R Phillips ...

... DIED. UPTON.—Jan. 21. in St. Thomas's Hospital, Westminster, London, aged 48 years, Miss Jane Upton, of Coleahill ; mach respected. 21, aged 77 years, Miss Mary Ann Pimm. of High-street, Coleshill. ABT.—On the sth inst., at his residence, Pasture Woods ...

... FRIENDS* SUMMER SCHOOL. At the morning session of the Friends’ Sommer .School yesterday, Urge audience assembled in the Central Ball to bear the continuation of Professor Rogers’s aenee of lectures on Israel and its Enemies.” and to the first instalment ...

... CHAPTER IL YOUTH. I was eighteen, but although a liberal education and a careful training had dispelled much of my boyish sentiment, not even a stool in my uncle's musty old office in Lincoln's Inn had entirely destroyed the fanciful creation of eight ...

... THE BIRMINGHAM DAILY MAIL WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 26 1894 From Justice of the Peace About fortnight ago a friend try your 'Embrocation’ its effect magical” FOOTBALL Forfar Athletic Football Given entire satisfaction to all used it” JgLLIMAN’3 ELIMINATES PAIN ...

... SUNDAY AND FRIENDS. The Saturday Reriew thinks that but for the sensible action of Mr. Caine and the Liberal Unionists, the intrigue of the member for Derby might very well have been successful. His manifest irritation against the member for Barrow and ...