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... tasteful arrangement of arms had a very pleasing etfect; and the floral contributions, to which Mr Aid. Close and Captain Close had largely contributed, were a striking feature of the decorations. The able services of Mr John Taylor, of Coney-street, ...
... congestion of the lungs. His daughter, Mrs. Robinson, died at Southport Thursday week. Death of Mb. John Hioson. —We regret have record the of Mr. John Higsou, back clerk, of Latham-street, which took place very suddenly halt-past ten Tuesday. Mr. had ...
... appointed David Jams I/eviction, and James Buchan; and sa representing the Hamilton firemen and brakemen respectively —John A. Smith and John Hunter. A Hamilton driver then mond That the mortis; direct their repreeintetiveis to withdraw if Mr H. Tait I. refused ...
... THEATRICA LS. FBO'm OlUi OWN CORRESFONDENTS.) ABERDEEN. HER MAJESTY'S TnxATRE.-Lessee, Mr W. M'Farland ; Gene- ral Manager, MIr John Cavanagh.-After a very successful rfn, -A Voble Brother gave place on Monday to Rip Van Winkle, Mr J. W. Summers taking the ...
... Peel-at Liverpool prices.—J. Woodhodse’s, Wholesale Stores, Shrewsbury. ' _ * iOHEAT the Doctor by buying Cardigan Jackets for Winter, from John Franklin's, The Ark, Castle Street, Shrewsbury. His stock the best and cheapest. C~IAST-OFF Clothing.—Mrs ...
... Music arranged by John Crook. Preceded, at 8 15, by LA ROSE D'AUVEKGNE, by Offenbach, alid a One-Act Comedietta, at 7-30, IN TIlE EXPRESS. n Messrs Albert Chevalier, Joseph Tapley, George Sinclair, c George Capel, R. V. Shone, Harry Grattan, Wlillie W~arde ...
... possession, all that well-accus- X toined PUuL-C-HoU fci, called â¢â¢ Butier Arms,'' at Pleasington. together with 2/a. 3r. ISp. of pa-ture and madowland. The tenant, M . John Para r, will show tiie premises, and give auy further particulars iequircd. ...
... minimum position of on returns status iuo ante all Portuguese armed return to south side of Kuo correspondent reply Lord Salisbury Barros agrees English demands for suspending all further river in armed remain in territory an issue loading of tho Powers England ...
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... concerts, &c., then back to workhouse the only Manchester man born now surviving of the Six Hundred ; Pte. Lawson (lost an arm in the charge) has been lucky enough to get into Royal Hospital, Chelsea, by which he forfeits his pension. Bth (Kixo's Gym) ...
... tons (five gninsas)-.3hIr. John Bryne, Ballyoastle. 2nd Prize-For the second best lot of five tons (twoi guineas)-Mr. R. A. C. Montague, Port- i stewart. [B3rd Prize-For the best samaple of bralting arle. (five guineas)-Mr. John Bryne. Bally- castle. 4th ...
... examination in religiou s k now led ge in the schools of the arehileaconry of Cardigan. was eon last year by Ethel James, of the Aberystwyth National Schools, who is • daughter ot Mr John Andrew 'einem, of Pier-street. The result of the examination having just ...