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... (Denmark-Tilla) Elkins, (Grofe-plac©—66 76.) Mrs Maine Bradshaw A ( Mrs Miller, Mrs Dyer, Misses Reynolds 6lr* Marshall— „ Mr A Mrs John Coles A f, Mrs Etans 70 Mr and Mrsslocoiube Misses HURLS A Mis* 1 Balmoral-house) (Toe A Mrs Co Masters At (Ailanthus-Tllla) ...
... three men’s characters —all good. The Coantew of Cardigan has sold her house in Portman-square to the Duke of Marlborough for £20,000. Some of the pictures will be removed to Deene, and others to Cardigan Lodge, Newmarket. 1 hear that, under the auspices ...
... Melville, Mr, Mrs Miss jauneey, 18 u ' a, ) Chedgy MisLocock ft 19 and *lr» ft f Mr ft Mrs Hutchings f Mr Mrs W. A. Qullick Arms) air A Mrs Pine . ..iHeve Ureenlleld-placeJ. Mews (Bprimt-cottaite) Mr A airs Phillips (2 Lansdown-buildlngsiairs Vincent ...
... Blackburn, Mr Collins From Nos. 11 la Royal-terrace.) 6 Alias Debeoham, Airs Grafton * t, Air A Mrs 'eanes « Mrs HINORR A Mrs John Hare 7 Mrs KKLLBa—Mrs Strlck Af. Airs Harry 3lrick, A Mrs Ills At 8 Mrs BARTaUM—Rev. Canon A Miss Evans. Mr Mrs Walpole, Mrs ...
... JUNE 3, 1882. THE PRINCE OF WALES AT EXTRAORDINARY ATTEMPT TO SHOOT LEICESTER. I POLICEMEN. At the Greenwich Police-court, John Adams, 21f, The Prince and Princess of Wales visited Leicester clerk, of 15, Borden-road, near Blackheath, has bets on Whit-Monday ...
... or from the London one from the Castle hotel to South molton and Barnstaple It was driven by old John Clarke not he of the Ohl Angel but the father of John Clarke who drove the coach after him and then finally drove from Bridgwater to Minehead in more ...
... wonders in bene- Belgium (remarks the Olobe) ex-to some readers little far fetched ‘heless supported by some definite by Mr Grattan in hie Consular which it ie founded is that the north-western Europe ijh England to the be diverted from Calais that vid Antwerp ...
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... Sessions, Cardiff has just concluded. John O’Bryan, ragman, was ordered to be imprisoned for six months, with bard labour, tor stealing a pone containing 10e. from the jerideuoe of Mary Kraus, a widow, residing Uansaralet—John George Young received a similar ...
... grasped Will’s extended arm and tried to drag him into or toward the boat he hurled his spear again and into the creature and endeavoured to push it from Will’s knee where he had settled under the vigorous blows of the knife Two of the arms were severed in this ...
... and Malmesbury ia Wilts, to be infeoted with swine fever, from the 28th inst. Dragoon Guards—Lieut. Sir Henry Christopher Grattan Bellews, Bart, from the 3rd Battalion the Duka of Edinburgh's (Wiltshire Regiment), to be lieutenant vice A. Baldrey promoted ...