... ARM VAI.S. Maj.°. . sad Mir. ((min Snuthswa), 1. •I•o mol fleffenom (from liwitz,rland), 2. 4)..ti.prirado Col 3 ., •1 Hn. lioldinir (from Unarm). Tudor-lode, Ilaj•.r mod the Mimm Nunn. mad Mrs. (from C. 1.1 Mra. 11avies (from Birmingham), 8, Bather- ...

... nay 26—Of Petri, at Hartburstfield Farm, Gloat:is. ter Road, by John G. Villar, at 5 for 6 25—Of Prow at the Exmouth Arms., Bath Road, by y John G. Villar, at 6 for 7 25—Of Furniture, at Southwood Lodge, Prestbury Road, by Eagan. Con and Co., at 12 • ...

... 4/9 per pair. JAPANZBE INITIAL. HANDKORCRIIIII‘ besaNhay einteohleritd with way YAW, 1/114 awl I,S rarb. Gam SCAMPS, TIN. CARDIGAN JACKETS, SILK sod CAMBRIC HANDKIRCHIRPS is groat Twisty. Oor ONE GUINEA REVERSIBLE TRAVELLING RUG is yodel pessoot. TRAVELLING ...

... and foal, first honours went to i Messrs Holt and Holt, Needham, of Castle Cary, Somerset, with Goodcraft and foal by “Yard Arm.” Mr Gordon Canning, Hartpury, near , Gloucester, was second with Cigale, and J. C. Barton, of Fairford, third, with Bless ...

... down exhausted state, he, together with John Mills and Thomas Trapp, took a halter and went to try and lift it np, but found the animal bad not etreegth te move. Tbe field wee quite bare, and thare was no water.—John Mills and Thomss Trspp corroborated last ...

... atating shat nde has terminated, end the revolution ia Rio Gra Tavares and ti he other rovulutionist leaders have laid down their arms. An nteresting y has been performed ab affixed to a coteage ‘othr Stowey’ a tables being the home of Samael the fact it was ...

... London ' VV. and Mrs. Promenade from Banstead, Surrey j ' Anderson, Misses,/*. Watford Roden House , 7 Hawksworth, Arm.tage, Mr. and Mrs. mdorado Uoad Ashby, Mrs., fr. Tewkesbury 18,LansdoicnCreseent Bagshawe, Mrs. E. W. Miss Marj Bsgshawo ...

... judge you will prioete the Arm (beaideo profit the to only profit HUGHES CO CHELTONIAN CYCLE WORKS ST lamp belle oil i fie ' GEORGE HICKMAN ft ENGLISH & FOREIGN TIMBER MERCHANT ST TIMBER YARD CHELTENHAM NEW FURNISHING WORKROOMS JOHN LANCE & CO nuiwuliue Factory ...

... STREET, each containing Sitting Room, Kitchen, and 2 Bed Rooms. and Ns.C., with Gardens at the rear, in the occupation of Marrs. John Clifford and Leonard Smith. at 2s. 6d. weakly. Landlord paying rates. Lot 2—Three similar Dwelling Houses. known se Noa. 10 ...

... lighter in colour than his wife’s.—John Charles single man, living at Camden Town, said had known the accused fjr five years a.. Miss Wheeler. had resided with her but not during the past two years. He identified the Cardigan jacket belonging him. He knew ...

... the following lassos. tir.re pormaosotly trooeforredi Catawold lea, Charlton Emirs, from Mr. Cripps to Mr. H. Cobb; Rowell Arm., Has. Rood, from Mr. E. Hilbert to Mr. A. J. Sanaa; New lon, Shordiogton, from Mr. H. Cobb to Mr. H. Smith; Elephant and Cala ...

... EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES COUGH KEATING'S if uffar them eutv will the simply rivalled Sold lS)a WOKKKOOMS JOHN LANCE & CO LIMITED: to announce they have entered upon their reeently-erected Factory for Furnishing Cabinet Goods containing ...