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... Bridgeafreet, atfinm., by permieaiooof the vicer of S. Thomas. On Monday, Jan. 9. meeting will held at 8. Barmabea Scbool-room, Cardigan-strart, whan resolutions will mbmlttad with nfmaeas to tha Publie Bsrulatioa Act and imprisonment the Bev. 8. FrCrean. On ...
... Horsley and ; recitatioo, Mr. R. Bacon; The Children a Home, - Mr. W. C. Edwards; glee, Comrades in Arms, GleslClnb. The viands were i.uppiied by Mr. John Pill, of the Oxford whoa* catering was most satisfactory and commiondable. 1 , r 1 1 :1 1.111111111111 ...
... Edgar Lox- Potter _ tcm Winchester— Mr. John Colson Lyndhurst— Mr . Joseph Short „ Mr. Charles Millnrook— Mr. E. J. Robinaon Wooldridge Odiham— Mr. Henry Gotolee Wickham, near Fareham— Mr. Peters field— Mr. Joseph John Price Soames ISLE OF WIGHT. Cowes— Messrs ...
... until for buildings be demolished Councillor George Fry take warning from they had been let into bill of £11 000 for King’s Arms property and largo portion for feeing ana surveyors Alderman Rtes said this matter felly discussed last and there appeared ...
... Tower Hamlets with Laundry attached every convenience with drying rooms also stabling and firden Apply to W J Banks Havelock Arms -Street al3 LET Richmond Cottage” 49 Clarendon-road containing 10 rooms large Garden attached 10s per week including rates ...
... Philadelphia, £6 frem aay railway station in the United Kingdom. Special attention to comfort of Third Class Passengers. A Vply to JOHN PATTON, Jr»., and Co., Fanehurch. avenue, London ; or to P. STEWART ard CO., 11, Oriental' place, Southampton. TNDIA. CEYLON ...
... 42 8 l 52f8 to th steamship Harold in getting ths prisonsr ashore and then found that too drunk to I took to Police-station John Umfreville in the employ of the London Chatham Dover Railway said: At abont quarter to o’clock on Saturday I walking along ...
... Cottage. Liugfield, Surrey. MI LX— M I LX— M I LX.— WANTED, several GOOD DAIRIES OF MILE. Apply John Hodaon, Si. John 't-lodge, Burgeas-hili, London. John Hodaon, late of West BlatcHiutfton. Sueaex, aud theG.W. Railway, Paddington, eaa L'i n good references ...
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... created no much interest as this feat of arms. The artist had the benefit of the experienced assistance of many surviving , Officers arid Private Soldiers, awl moat of the portraits, 'now ling Lora Cardigan on his famous Charger, are from life. In the ...
... created so much interest as this feat of arms. The artist had the benefit of the experienced assistance of many surviving I Officers and Private Soldiers, and most of the portraits, including Lord Cardigans on his famous Charger, are from life. In the ...
... Coldharbour-lane, Brixton, London. ILKâ MILKâ MILKâ WANTED, several GOOD DAIRIES OF MILK. Apply John Hodaon, St. Jobn's-lodge, Burgess-hill, London. John Hodaon, Iste of West Blatchington. Sussex, and theG. W. Bailway, Paddington, J oan give good reference ...