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... Mr, P. Pries, Mr. W. C. Lucy, Mr. J. P. ilton, Mr. John Bellows, Copt. Marling, Mr. E. Wethored, Mr. G. F. Biddiford, Mr. E, V. Ellis, Mr. W, Washbourn. Mr. M. Sturge, Mr. J. E. Turner, Canon St. John, Canon Rev. J. A. R. Washbourn, Mr. H. Waddy, Mr. James ...
... STOWE FAIR. MR JOHN DALY, of Cork, will have a number of FIRST-CL \SS HORSES, Four and Five Years old, FOR SALE AT STOWB FAIR NEXT SATURDAY. —They can be seen at Bourton-on-the- Water on Friday. 1888. 1888. THE celebrated HORSE CARDIGAN COMET THE 2nd' ...
... Ladles' 6d- 630 CARDIGAN Jackets, LambswoolDrawers, Undervestß, and other Hosiery cflered under original cost.-Golden Bale Glouoester. „ „^ IV owner Horses, left London Inn, Cuariiou, do not claim within three days, -will sold to expense?.—John Dyer, Cheltenham ...
... bailiffs. Flannigan then rushed out, brandishing a knife and hammer. and knocked down Smith, who sustained a fracture of the left arm. A gentleman who was passing handed a revolver to one of the bailiffs, who presented it at Flannigan and his companions, and ...
... Street, Gloucester. 601 TO LET. Coach-house and Stable, College Street—Apply 16, WhlUad Street Gloaaeater. LET, No. 9, St. John's Lane.—Apply Offlce,iGloucester. LET, comfortaole aed-room, of drawing A roo_ with harmonium or with anbstaatlel board, reasonable ...
... THE CHELTENHAM EXAMINEE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1888. HOLIDAY MOTHS NEW QUAY, CARDIGAN. Twenty miles north of Carmarthen Junction, on a short branch railway, is the small parish of Llandyesil, and seventeen miles from there, in a north-westerly direction ...
... Blenheim Boad, Qlonoester. 134 W » and Stable, Oollege Street.—Apply 18, X Street, Gionaester. 14?9 IJIO LEI', No. 9, at. John's Lane.—ApprnGWisn Offloe,itflouoeBtt:r. LET, Bc*-room, use drawing sitting- JL with harmonium; with substantial board, at ...
... instructions, the employes will, for the present, work overtime. It is stated amongst officials at the Royal Small Arms Factory that the Small Arms Committee, which has been long engaged in considering the nature of the weapon to be recommended for adop. tion ...
... years. 87 Ocercion Acts for Ireland, or verage one & year, many of these so- on the were mere =e an existi while it ‘that Grattan’s Parliament, from 1782 to 1800 passed 54 Coercion or en average of three a year, so that the Eng’ at any rate three times ...
... Rev. J. P. Bowers, ehaplaio, and Mr B. Bonnor, secretary. Those admitted to holy orders were Deacons: G. B. Fox, 8.A., St. John's College, Oxford; F. Sumner, M.A., Balliol College, Oxford; E. Taylor, Gloucester Theological College; K. H. 8.A., Pembroke ...
... Baron C. do p ot , .i_* d att,inau Catholic constituency* , lr ■ ti enercione.t and believing that Assaolt at Longford kk John t 0 n Dec. or any other di-te take it Mr. Chapman. Tuyll. The vice-chair was taken by Quartermaster * .hb. th some of the » ...
... Roady-made. CLAPPEN BROS. for OVERCOATS to Measure, CLAPPEN BROS. for MEN'S & BOYS' WINTER SUITS. CLAPPEN BROS. for WARM CARDIGAN JACKETS. CLAPPEN BROS. for all WOOL SHIRTS. CLAPPEN BROS. for FANCY WOOL & LINED GLOVES. CLAPPEN BROS. for Winter UNDERCLOTHING ...