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... Leasee..Mrs. Edward REOPENING NIGHT, Afte t HOLIDAY (MONDAY NEXT), 4th Inst., complete Redecoration and several Alterations. arm. MRS. EDWARD SAKER THE Marie Stuart in tbe romantic Drama, *?o» . .* '»? ON, supported by Mr. Charles Dornton's Company, including ...
... this last case. ■uchhrtter. «■ nglish Fifteen, will rise to are up in arms because the head organisation of made over system which entirely indefensible. .. : . .. . e wut the Cardigan Fields, the town, the Bradford F.C.,are making deter- _ . TaATwas a ...
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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 ...
... repay investment. TREE. EXPANDER. M. Scott, 28, Oxford Grove, -11 Manchester. , JOSEPH TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, NORTON ARMS HOTEL, WARRINGTON, and Retail WINE and tumor MERCHANT, POSTING In all Its Branches. T. H. POOLE Is now offering Unshrinkable ...
... respective oceupations 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 ...
... BRADFORD. Shortly after eleven o'clock on Monday night a mur- derous attack was made upon Mr. W. R. Terry, land- lord of the Cardigan Arms, Bradford Moor, by a number of soldiers connected with the First Battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment, now stationed ...
... been found. The coroner for West Cheshire (Dr. Churton) held an inquest at Frodsham, on Tuesday, on the bodies of John Woodward (41) and John Barber (33), labourers, of Dungeon; Cornelius Sweeney (23), bricksetter, and Barney or Bernard M'Dermott (24), labourer ...
... representative to the recent annual assembly, presented his report. resolution was unanimously passed heartily welcoming tho Rev. John Truscott, the newly appointed minister to the circuit. Mr. Truscott has for past five years laboured very successfully in ...
... the district of Silloußh, which showed that John 11 'Grattan was the informant as to the death of Daniel M'Grattan, and the witu•-es swore that the prisoner was the man who signed the regis'er in the name of John Wrirrittaii, coudit of the deceased. In the ...
... or go to prison for a month in default. MOHDAY.—Before the Mayor (Alderman Harrison) in the chair, Alderman Davies, and Mr John Fairclough. DRCNKENNESS.—The following persons were dealt with for drunkenness :—James Campbell, fined ss, including costs; ...
... Vowlks. *i Engagement Walton and Dottridge's . Company. A, e! >ay), 29th inst., and i'u the Week, the Dra-..a. written h. P. Grattan and Joseph Eldred, eutitled— THE FOLLIES OF THE DAY. -I - READING EXTRAOR* k A r Y . THIS D \Y. STICAL PANDORA. Also rt U>S'S ...