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... STREET. Dec. 31, 18-9. THOMAS D. MARSHALL'S LADIES' GUINEA CORK SOLED EOOTS, for Damp Weather, soft Levant Morocco, Elastic Sides, hanelsome, com- fortable, and durable. Velvet Elastic House Boots, ss. Cd. Catalogues post free. (THOMAS D. MARSHALL, 192, ...
... TheChakge of Cruelty to a L.n atk- Brother. —On Saturday, at the Lancashire Police-court, Thomas Lightfoot, the man charged with cruelly treating his lunatic brother, was brought up on remand. Mr. E. S. Bent, who appeared for the prisoner, asked that ...
... with Life Assurance and Suretii s. No charge pending negotia- I ( tions, or in the event of their proving unsuccessful.— ilr. Hardy, | I 8, Craig's-eourt, Charing cross. INVESTORS in search of good sound Dividend l Securities, paying from 5 to 25 per cent ...
... her Majesty's command. The por- trait is about three feet in length, an excellent likeness, and beautifully framed. Mr. M'Hardy, whose portrait ' has thus been so graciously presented to his son, was, for a period of 30 years prior to his death, whicli ...
... PERSONAL SECURITY, coupled ; irance: and sureties. No charge pending negotia- : event of their proving unsuccessful.— Mr. Hardy, | ; -.^baring-cross. l! A NTCAUTION. ~~ : kEIDEXBACH- WOOD VIOLET TERFUME, | -* ' White Rose, Mi«. Rose, or a Choice ct ; ...
... Clapham-road, commission agent —Jan. 2*i, at 11. Allen, Thomas, Wdlis-street, Bromley -by-Bow, builder, -Jan. 19, at 12. Avery, Geoige, Henley-on-Thames, cabinet maker— Jan. 28, at 3. Ayres, Thomas, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, seetlsman — Jan. 19, at 12 ...
... , Mr. George Dixon, M. P., snd Mr. P. H. Muntz, M.P., will address -. he .: constituents. The chair is to be taken by Mr. Thomas ?? (mayor). L ...
... H. Dormer, The O'Conor Don. M.P., Mr. H. C. Wise, MP., Mr. E. ('reaves, M.P., Mr! H. Brassey, M.P., Mr. John Hardy, M.P.. Mr. Reginald Hardy, General Richmond Jones, Major Ellman. Major Waller, Ac The supper was served in the judges house. Royal Masonic ...
... Incorporated by Royal Charter. Paid-up Capital, £800,000. COCP.T OF DIRECTORS, lsb'J-70. THOMAS ALEXANDER MITCHELL, Esq., M.P., Chairman. John Allan, Esq. j Thomas Lancaster, Esq. James Eraser, Esq. Wm. Macnaughtan, Esq. John Jones, Esq. | Joseph R. Morrison ...
... °ndesborough and Messrs. cniwf' » W fUi«m3 was truly magnificent, while th* 2™°» of lv > e » If om Messrs. Henderson, and of hardy conjfers from Messrs. Veitch, attracted much admiration. ;ZL ■P ecim e?» of primula sinensis were numerous and very tine, while ...
... for a penny 1 from 98, Fleet-street, where also may be had The-Help- ' ' '• ' • ; stern Tours. All letters to be addressed THOMAS COOK, Tourist-office, Ob. Fleet-street, London. TTyNVI anel OGMORE RAILWAY COMPANY. *^ DrrJscTOES. -v j \T>EE MACGREGOR ...
... Hotel, Portland-place.— Arrivals ■ Mr. and Mis. W. Martin, from Birmingham ; Mr. and .diss \\ . Sharp, from Stratford ; Mr. Thomas King, from Cambridge ; Mr. V. Hervey and Mr. W. Heivey, from haling ; Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Bepi.er and family, Mr. C. 1)■ I ...