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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 ...
... 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 ...
... FRANCIS RIC ts cb Alfred bea SP. Wells, re, Director of the ‘National Bani of John Payne, Esq., and ‘éaoufac. ow The National Bank (Limited), and all its u and Co., 68, London, John Esq., 37, Victoria - street, Mesars. Clifton, Carter aod Co., Bristol. Li ...
... that when the Arm: a Africa should attend the Lecture to be delivered by H. began to rally Col. Sir W. Lockhart, General Sir George Harman, isa boat, and saw the true state of prosperity may long be maintained. in “the coal-box’ _ its Grattan Gu in the Sir ...
... 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 ...
... church, West Kirby. tomorrow, 2 p.m. Mr. Ernest Ripley and Miss Carolina Eustace, Stampford Grattan. Knot. at S'. Marylebone church, to-morrow, 2.30 p.m. Lord John Kennedy and Loarmouth, on Wednesday. Mr. Slingshy W. Lathan and Miss Sophia Alexander,at St ...
... Trustees - Notice hereby risen that all creditors and other persons Liaison or demands against the Estate of JOHN late of the Shearman's Arms Inn Wotton•under•hdr tbeConoty of ttloneester Otblicaudeceasediwbodietioo the 25th day of January and whose Will ...
... maintained. There was a good show of sheep sod lambs. Sheep were in dull rale, the advantage resting with the buyer. Lembo were Arm. There was a fair show of calves. Secluding 100 banish, best fulmar per Kb. Vigo steadier. toorty. ve milch oows offered, English ...
... 21. 12, Bareeetreet, near the Itarton.i FURNITURE, BEDS. Buy from the oldest-et —.--.. arm in Bristol. We have supplied than all the other Hire-system arms Bonn and Son and a are synonymous terms. Our big to cent .. pil give the beet poesable • raving ...
... Messrs. H. A. 'ragart, John Yalland, C. Pendoek, J. Podfrey,J. Davis, J. Smith, J. C. Fry, H. Butler, John Parker, John Gerrish (secretary), E. Gibbs, and W. Till. There were also present Messrs. J. B. Till, W. Baker, W. Baker, jun., John Codrington, H. Gerrish ...
... oats • slow sale, at previous rates. MARKET. CORN MARKET. There war a good supply, and a fairly brisk trade. Good wheat was Arm, at last week's prices. but there was a dull trade for damp and inferior samples, with lower tendency. Old wheat made 38a to ...