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... Barclay. lir. W. Hooper Masters. Dr. C. Wigan -anrgron R.N.A.V. Dr. Faller -c'panisti. Dr. Pountney-Rerg, on 11.N.A.T. Dr. Heddos-John Wyclif . e. be. Hailea-Afghan Cavalry. MESSIECRS Aribat—Captain 4th Cheshire Rsirlamat Allsyne, Forster-Cann Dress • Aldridge ...
... ABRIVALS. Hamlet, Macquito, Parasite, Aconite, Friendship, Pstton. C Arline, Starling. Salmon Fly, Baroness, Batchelor, Bing John. Little Primnrose. Parents, Romance, Sweetbread, Sweet Blossom, Stockbroker, Starty, Nordenfeldb, Ciar- goyle. and Warrior ...
... will mean that as a minimum the position of affairs on the Shire returns to the grams quo acre, and that all the Poe. togusee armed forces return to the south side of the Rue, If my information is correct, although it does not concur with that current here ...
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... at 2 and 7. }IEU GRNM3D COMO PARISTMAS PANTOMIME, C I N D E R E L L A (Written by GROFFRFB TnOTUN Tbe MAGNIFICENT SCENERY by JOHN WATSON J. IL MCLENNAN, and WM. P YOUNG. MORING pERFORMANCES. SO-DAT (FATURIDAY), Jan. 13th. a 2 p.m. Doors open at 1.10, Stage ...
... Parish Church)--aRv T. Greavee, 11 aam, and 6.80 ppm; Rev Thomas Roberto, 8r15 Pn. Christ Church, Cliftona-Rev H. Miller, i1 arm. and 0.30 p.m.; Rev E. A. Scott, 8911 p.m. Christ Church with St. Ewen-Rev 0. P. daale, 11a.m.: Rev T. W. Openrshaw 6,80 p.m ...
... Collegiate school. Pass Section.—Mary Pierce Battersby, Clarendon Collegiate school; ltdith Blanche Brant, St. Margaret's; John Alexander Aldred, Westbury, Mr. Frank Merrick. Illus. 8., and Edith F. B. Turner, Mt Margaret'., bracketed; Emily E. Clarke ...
... Huntr and Phillie ?? Street and St. Jamees. Barion. J. W. He. j.P. (JOhn Jall and Sons),80 and 53, Broadmead. r. olobert Houghton (B. Houghton and Co.), St. Augustine's Parade. g John Holland (Holland and Coombs), tedeliff Street.- H upbands and Son. St ...
... their deep gratitude to their kind benefact res.. DRAT/I.—The coroner, Mr. F. T. Sylvester, has held an inquest, at the King's Arms ion, baton Marsh. on the body of Isaac Miles PM, labourer, who died from suffocation. He had been out drinking lately, and ...
... 3 1. TEIE WELLS SuscnRIPIoN HAiRrEIzS,- 11. Al Monday. Jan. 27 ?? .. .Minera' Armsi Mendip, P -Friday, Jan, 31 ?? ?? -Bath Arms, Cheddar, DI ?? *bnpptirn _jjw) -0]a; ?? . .SATURDAY. . . ' Arrived at-Bristol- -Londos e, from- Barrow 'Gloucester e City ...