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... subsequently went to Chepstow Castle. jthem. The officers ere in WHITAKER & SONS. MAIDSTONE ELECTION | apology. PETITION. “GIVE NO Mr. Barker, the Liberal M.P. for Maidstone, has EN’S WATCHES. | leotained Lewis and Lewis to defend the The Berlin corresponden ...

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... ICO ; but Furness, Withy, and Co. Preference have declined 9.-, 10%. East- London Waterworks has dropped 3. 202 . 207 ; but Kent Waterworks has risen 2. 312. Although more hopeful tone has prevailed in the market for South African mines respecting the ...

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... three weeks, and proceed to Liverpool, where they will embark on the Lake Erie, During their stay Chester the men have gained golden opinions their exceptional beha-: viour, their steady attention to drill, and their unassuming demeanour. The companies consist ...

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... Boers at Fouriesberg are short of clothing un ae wy ide DISCOUNT the Chinese? It is a monstrous outrage. (Cheers. .)— and boots, and are suffering considerably from the Extras the asew at £42/, but the balance which ultumaely se Wo nen 44, BRADSHAW J ...

... T\EMONOTBATION IN AID OF THE INDIAN 1J FAMINE FUND. STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, JULY 26TH, 1900. RECEIPTS. To Collection made in Golden Lion • Hotel ?? 212 6 „ Route Collection 299 16 11 „ Subscriptions 166 18 1 „ Sale of Boxes, etc.. to Corporation 8 0 0 „ ...

... living '''' '- ' Free- v z n , are 20.000 such ships more than there are steam- •• • 4.-11. Scaleber. 1 l Tuesday 6th at the Golden Ball. Thirsts.. li Beget saeith much and ; In fact, etthmers cannot of • •IL Ingleboro' Hotel, Ingleten. up to qtete recently ...

... BUILT HOUSES, to pay per cent. , details of the report on Rings, BY —Address, 1589, Offices of this Journal. CLEARANCE SALE n Boots and DEATH OF ate, the ms JM MORRIS is now forget w LIEUTE th Frives.—TOP © Mr. Jobo William Burp RY WALLIS'S FOR JAMS, BISCUITS ...