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... Rev. J. Metcalfe, William B. Maskell, of Horesey, Middlesex, to Harriet J., third daughter of John Samp. son, Coney-street, York. M ?? the 22nd inst., at St. John's, Higher Broughton, by the l/ev. F. B. Wright, rector, James Roger, seventh son of Nathan ...
... SAI.ES 33^^CT10N._ HANDBRIDGE, CHESTER. g^LE OF BEERHOUSE, SHOP, AND COTTAGES. MR. JOHN JONES CUNNAH will offer for SALE, at the Blossoms Hotel, Chester, on Satubdat, -the __ th day of Ootober, 1887, at Four o'clock p.m. most punctually, subject to such ...
... Mr John Bright, whose recent letter on Mr Gladstone's Welah speech produced such a deep impression, has followed it up with a second epistle which still further accentuates the differences between himself and his old comrade in arms. This letter is in ...
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... Hbad ?? : -_ WILLIAM E .PRYKE, M.A, late Naden Divinity Studen; and formerly Foundation Scholar JJ gt. John's Collage, Cambridge. AWETAJW Ma-TXBS ' A ?? Collesre, Cambi^ge. (**mmmAa Mast-B.) , t. KNOWLES, Esu.. M.A., SoboUrof St. Peter's Cambridge ; 10th ...
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... respective occupations of Mr. F. Arkinstall, Mr. J. Grattan, and Mr. Waller, the billiard-rooms. lectureroom, and news•rooms, occupied by the Blackpool Liberal Club, and the stables, known as the Clifton Arms livery Stables, which contain stalls for 24 horses ...
... delivering lecture Henry Grattan, who was the Gladstone Ireland. (Hear, bear.) Heore Grattan, like Mr. trusted the people, and believed that Irishmen had sufficient brains mind their own affairs native Parliament. (Hear, bear.) Grattan bad associated himself ...
... 81. JOHN'S SCHOOL, BLACKBUBN. ASaLE OF W^OBK (Coder distinguished Patronage), In connection with tbe above s will be held in the LOWER SCHOOL BOOM, ALTOM STREET, ON Wednesday, March 15th, and Three Following Days. Patrons: t _ Ihe Marquis of Hartington ...
... Lady Mary Plunkett, Mr 3. and Miss Grattan Bellew, Mrs. Washington Hibbert, Mr. and Lady Gwendoline Petre, Miss Petre, Miss M. G. Petre, Mr. Oswald Petre, the Hon. George Bryan, the Hon. Richard E. Bellew, Sir Henry Grattan Bellew, Miss de Trafford (Redcliffe ...