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... W. TURNER. R.A.. forming the collection of the late John Ruskm. is Now Open at the FINE ART SOCIETY'S. 148. New Bond- st. Also JOHN TENNIELS PUNCH CARTOONS.— 160 of the Original Drawings by Sir JOHN TENNTEL lor PUNCH are .Now On View. Also Water-colours ...
... M. W. TURNER. X.A.. forming the Collection of the late John Ruskin. ?? FINE ART SOCIETY'S. 148. New Bond-street. Also J OHN - fENNTEL'S PUNCH CARTOONS.— 160 of the Original Drawings by Sir JOHN TENNIEL. for «£2S£?K ar ?? o TC^ ,l . l .y iev *- Also ...
... Hohson. Vr' Uillte Warde. Mite Bosie Foote. M: BobortNainby. M iss Margaret ?? ! Mr. John Tre-t.har. Mis* Maie Baqnt. Mr. *vVi!liam Wyes. Miss Kitty Mason. ' Mr Harry Grattan. Miss Hetty Hamer. Vr. A. Hathertou. and aud Miss Katie Seymour. i Mr. Edmund Payne ...
... place at Uppingham on the 3d, 4th. and sth April, 1900, for Seven Open Scholarships— Three of £70 per arm.. Two of £50 per arm.. Two of £30 per arm.. each tenable atthe School. Candidates entertained free of charge if application be made by 15th March ...
... Coniptoir National John Ellis, Esq 50 0 ?? Pans 252 10 0 G. 5„ 0 Parr's Bank (Limited) 2-0 0 0 Miss S .Wordsworth.. 5 00 National Provincial «» M. Davie SOO BanltofEngland(Ld.)2so 0 0 W.A.R. 500 Anglo-FrenchExplora- A. nn B_ John H. Berry.. 5 00 tion ...
... 31st Anniversary ol the Birth of John Ruskin, a MEETING will be held at ST. MARiT> g TOWN HALL. Mr. FREDRIC HARRISON. M. A., wi 1 preside, and the Rev. J. B. BOOTH. M.A.. will deliver an Address on The Lite and Work of John Ruskin. in which suggestions ...
... ™ ■» 3 a>i *; JOHN DKMPSTER, Director of the British and African Steam Navigation Company (Limited) fold Comranv street. Liverpool. * y • *- 4 . C s;^ JOHN SUTHERLAND lI ARMOOD BANNER (Messrs. nannocxl Banner and Son), 24, North John-street, Live rpoo ...
... 10 Lodue, Uc.si!,;stokc 2 2 01 M-s.rs. John Richardson Lady ?? 2 lio! and Ci (limited) 1 10 T.e Ee>. HE. Kins. ?? - -0 ! John Sprinjrett, Esq 110 Kingston Union, the ! Mis. Stevenson 1 1 Guardians of 2 20 : John Tw.-edy. Esq 1 10 LondonSoeietyofCm- i ...
... £42 2s. per arm.. a Capital Residence, and about Ea. lr. 18n. of Fruit Plantations, leton lease at L5O per arm.; 4 Copyhold Cottages, let at £32 ICs. perann.: 2 Cottages and about Sr.lsp. of freehold fruit plantation, let at £34 6s. per arm.: a well-built ...
... on Thursday. April 2Sth. Chairman, Sir JOHN E. DORINGTON. Bart,, M.P. Speakers :— Lo-d Slonkswcll. Sir William Vincent, Bart.., It. Cameron. Esq.. M.P.. Rev. Thomas Turner. The Rev. F. T. Colßon, Vicar of St, John's. Reading, will address the children ...
... per arm. —Solicitor. John Mills. Esq.. S3. Bisliopsgate- ttreet-witlm.it. E.C. HIGHS! KY NEW PAKK. -Two Private R.-si.ien. es. Nrs. 57 and 09, Pyrlandroad : si-t bed-rooms, batl»-room.three r. ecp- tion. and usual offices: let al £107 )C-. i> r arm.: lease ...
... Probate Registry of her Majesty's High Court of Justice, on the 10th day of September. 1200. by John Beaton, the executor named in the said will, and John Gordon, the executor named in the third codicil to the said will), are re- 2uired to send in particulars ...