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... 5-ply lingering Socks, Is, Is 4d, ls 6d, 6 Dozen Men's Beary Blue Flannel Shirts. only 2s 'd, 3s 3d, is 6d-a Barctin. Mlen's Cardigan Jackets for the season, 2s, id, Is 6d, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, to 20s, lien's Lanhe's-Wool Shirts, Is lld, iS Sd, 3s 6d, Ss ild, 4s ...
... signatures JOHN BROWN, JOHN POLSON. J. & J. DRUMMOND, LEATHER MERCHANTS AND MILL FURNISHERS, LEATHER HOSE AND BELT MAKEBS, MILL, FACTORY, AND 'ENGINEERS' FURNISHERS, 2A BELMONT STREET, AND ALBERT QUAY, ABERDEEN. ~1ii nd.Qnqqi§j-jR CLEARI-NG SAGLE. JOHN ROSS ...
... Thomson, Watchmaker and Jeweller, Upperkirkgate. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 7 7 UNION STKE E T, ABEEDEEN. JOHN SWAN & SONS. PER POUND. John Swan Sons, SUPPLIED A T THE TEA-ROOM OF OUR OFFICE, 14 ST NICHOLAS STREET, OLD SHIRTS REFITTED. Fine Linen 2s ...
... MU MOULIiY AND I-ODD lUPON IN DUBLIN. PRESENTATION OF THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY’. Yesterday afternoon, Mr John Morley and the Marquis of Ripon were presented with the freedom of the city of Dublin. The ceremony took place in the City Hall—a very beautiful ...
... Aiderley, Earl Stanhope, and Sir John Mowbray. Many clergymen and other gentlemen interested the question were a'so present. Mr J. G. Talbot, M.P., introduced the deputation, and the Bishop of Bangor, Earl Stanhope, Sir John Mowbray, Mr Stanley Leighton, ...
... which have hitherto been withheld from the pblic. GALLe' l' *Er 'ilcoi DlrOWNING. - John a c rl fell into the sea at NNthitehaven on Hastinday eVcnler Two working meil', John Davidson andxix Robert liV. yliued in, and after imperilling their lives, u-ceede' ...
... be fined 4l0b, with £51 2s Gd of expenses, failing it payment ten days' itmprisonment. DEATH1 or Me JOHN Gusui),o,,Sc. c s. sr By the death of Mr John Gordon, sen., plumber, which took place at his residence in South Street on .4 Saturday morning, E'lain ...
... rpAILORS.— First - Class COATMAKERS Wanted once. JOHN MITCHELL, Victoria Buildings Bridge Street. rpAlLOßS.—Ranted, Ladies’ and Gentle-1 men’s TAlfX>'!l as Week’s Wasouan. Good Situation to competent hand. John Mucuell, 42 Bridge Street. TMNSMITHS Wanted ...
... Act has not been found at all adequate to cope with the tricks of 'John. A C' hin-ise resident who has fulfiiled the nz'ce-s'vy cidriition can obtain papers of naturalisation, arid armed w:th these he visits his native country, ant,' uron retirn- inc is ...
... (Queen'. Own) Light Dragoons, Huron. 11th Hamm 13th Light Dragoons. 17th Lancers, under the command of Brigadier General Lord Cardigan. Three two brigs mole up the whole carols, divisies commanded by Lieutenent Lord Luca.. For •everal days nothing of any ...
... Aberdeen Key Register Offce, 37 Market Street. 1OST, on Sunday, 8th ilst. a smalil Cold Chain, betwveen L Lesle Terrace and John Street. - Feward at 94 Union Street. - LOST, bya Wdow on sttulay Night, Half-Scvervin, r. betwoen BroadiDrd cnd Powis Place ...
... P.; Sir Julian Goldsnid, M.P.; a S.r George Elliott, M1.. General Sir Havelock AXlan, 3I.1.; Sir Albert Rollit, M1P..; Sir John I Pialestoti, ML.P'; Sir J'ames Corry, M.P.; Mr Heneage, M.P.; Mr T. V. Russell, Il.P.; Mr Cor- a bet, M.P.; Mr Lea, 31.P.; ...