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... Nellie In * Sweet Brier.' Letters care of The Era Office. MISS ALICE CHAPIN, West London, Easter Week. 28, Montplier-road, St. John's College-park, N.W. MISS CORNELII CHARLES at Liberty. Address, 94, Adelaide-road, N.W.; or, Actors' AssoCiation. M ISS HETTIE ...
... Street Medway and family MrsJames,Rev Bailey,sln Bailey Mr and Mrs Webber Ashburton Honse—Mrs Jesty & f and fain, Id ilia Brown Johns Mrs Westoott 18 Mr and Mrs A White and fam 2 Lient-Col and Mrs Herbert Adams Misses Dagworthy • it The Rev E Jones and Mrs ...
... Schweigsard, former Minister of State for Norway and member of the Storthing, has died at Christiania al the age of 61. Lord Russell of Killowen has given notice that be will present his Bill in the House of Lords on the subject of illicit secret oommissions ...
... will be published early in April by Messrs. Cassell and Company. Unsophisticated readers might from this announcement that Mr. John Morley had found his task less tremeadous then WM astielpsised or that he had, as at one time 11111P11.141krialli a great part ...
... *roiit;l'ams, Landaus, Waggonettes, with Four, Fair, Single, Cobs and Fonies. Superior Wedding Carriages, with Grey or Fay Horses. JOHN SCOTT & SON, Steam Dyers & Patent Cleaners, Qentl'‘mtn's Suits. Ladies’ Dresses, Officers’ Uniforms, Dry Cleaned MANTLES. FEATHERS ...
... with tbe gardens and outbuildings belonging thereto, and now or lately in the respect.ye occupations of Mef_rs. John O'Grady John Cain John Webster, Edward Drew, Curtis Redmile, 'Albert Redl mile, and Robert Straw. The property is copyhold of the Manor ...
... been LANE.—On the 26th nit., at I.lnslade, 'John Lazier id in this parish, near the village to prevent . I_, .., aged years. le of water from standing in the road. PHILLIPS. -On 20th °P., at Theme, John 1 ambourn heartley and Lower Ilinehertetrin ...
... Scotland has been brought in by Nichol, and backed by Mr Renshaw, Sir Herbert Maxwell, Sir Thomas Gibson Carmichael, Mr Gordon. Mr John Stirling Maxwell, Mr Robert Wallace (Perth), Alex. Gros, and Mr Cox. The bill has been prepared at the request of the locorporled ...
... ging gerations. came upon a stoo• coffin containing a human skeleton well preserved. The ' , earner Neptune is reported at Sr. John's (Newfoundland) with 42,000 seals. Other boats have had splendid catches. - - Terrible snowstorms are reported from several ...
... present in a carriage at the meet of. Lord Rothschild's Stag-hounds at Wingate Court Road, Leighton Buzzard, on Monday last. John Turner, who is leaving the Essex through change of mastership, requires a situation as first whip and kennel huntsman, or first ...
... made up of the following :—Mies Russell, Miss Maggie Russell, Miss Jackson, Mr James Gardner, Mr Alexander Dick, Mr Gilbert A. Scott, Mr Thomas Macfarlane. MI Jackson Macfarlane, Mr Andrew Henderson, Mr James 'Russell, Mr Kenneth Shaw, Mi David Dunwoodie ...