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... licensed victualler, the Foresters' Arms Dryden Street. Leicester; John Charles Woods straw hat manufacturer, 17 Regent Street, Luton; Benjamin sou. soap manufacturer. 167 Coppice Street and Newton Street. Oldham; John Rees, formerly licensed victualler ...
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... HIS IRISH TOUR. A crowded meeting was held yesterday afternoon in the Moulders' Hall, High Street., under the auspices of the John Dillon Branch of the United Irish League. The principal speaker fo, the day was Councillor Moscrip, who had given a promise ...
... Leslie , West Langwell , Bogart . Tweed Homespun , handloom woven , fancy check—I , Elizabeth Bethnne . Torrible . Lairc ; John Macleod , Invcrasdale ; Mrs Robert Mackay ,, Blairmore , Bogart ; a . ^ Mrs Murdo Mackenzie , ' 35 - Invercsdalo , Foolewo ...
... wae nothing further to inquire about. John Weir, Secretary the Miners' Association, also expressed his dissatisfaction the attitude of the Government remitting the Eight Hours Bill to a Committee of Inquiry. Mr John Adamson, assistant Mr Weir, said the ...
... Lord-in-Waitrng ; Gonoral Sir Dighton Probyn , V ; , 0 . ; . lord Knoll ys , Sir A . Condie Stephen , Major Ponsonby , the Hon . John Ward , Colonel Sir . Charles . Frederick , Mr yornoy , and Major Malcolm Murray , Equerry to tha Duke . of . Oorinaught ...
... heraldic authorities, the correct form adopted, for flags, shields, and coats of arms. At present the tradesmen are all at •sixes and sevens about the form of Royal arms. Besides, it is painful patriotic Scot see the shop windows crowded with standards ...
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... dctai'hnienL who rcjM-atcil it their nun. DISASTER IN CARDIGAN BAY. STORY UIKE. Mi'sCis-v whose husband. Captain Casey, and intant son. were among tho victims of thedisastrous collision m Cardigan Kiy, pissed a fair night. S.'ie is Hospital suffering ...
... Coracaa , from Liverpool for St John , N . B ., at Halifax , 14 th . Hibernian , from London , at Glasgow 16 th . Grampian , froni Glasgow for Boston , at Halrfu Decon . b ( T 16 lh . Sicilian left Liverpool for St John ' 8 , N . F ., Hilitai , and Ph ...
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