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... acceptable 'than Waterproofs, Overcoats, Reefer'', Sults, Umbrellas, Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Pants, Vests, Cardigan Jackets, Hats and Cape, Braces, etc- You can get a splendid selection at low prices at T. Orlits, S 3, Catherine-street, ...
... invincible that of Germany held in the estimation the greatest dread artillery duel the had steadily advancing and opened fire Armed with the very latest pattern of rifled trumpets each force poured in volley after volley of abuse satire epigram and apt quotation ...
... Sons sold by auction at the White Hart Inn Trudoxhill, on Tuesday last. One made E2O per are, the average being 10s. per lot arm which v. c as considered to be highly satisfactory. Fos GOOD BI Foss Tailoring, at Reasonable Prices, the workmanship of which ...
... those wishing to save money, as T. OPIK, 53, Catherine • street. has a few Overcoats, Macintoshes, and Oilskin Coate, and Cardigan Jackets, which he will offer, to clear for Stock. taking, at any price to suit the purchaser. Men's Macintoshes, 104. 6d ...
... S. The South and West Wilts Foxhounds will meet on Monday, March 12th, at Tilshead ; on Wednesday, March 14th, at Beckford Arms, Fonthill ; on Thursday, March 15th, at County Cottage; and on Saturday, March 17th, at Yarnaeld Gate—at 11 a.m. each day. ...
... Education Act of 1872 i calico patch, Elleo Rendall; dictation, Rose perfect, aud BO long as the Church the parish church of S. John Baptist after God, that He might come and dwell in them became pokon ; d i 9 de age net the club. the second that trustees ...
... den), Mr. H. J. N. Baskerville (Cheltenhom), Mr. W. Meade (London), Mr. S. John Mildwav (Guildford), Mr. C. J. Stevenson (Swanare), Mr A. Edwards, Mr. W. Miller (London), Mr. John H. Hansen (Ruddersfield), Mr. Bruce (Lonsloo). Mr. L. 11. Dsdgo (London) ...
... -. U son of William Aust in, Canoon, . 'âe. o:iIy daughter oi Dr. J. W. Kennedy, Ard o» BirdâWestern. âApril 22, St. John s, 0 Bird, of Chard Junction, to Miss M. Wester, (tfi .FlNxn-Lo.se.âMay 1. at St. James's * by the Itev. Alfred Cox, vicar ...
... fo4led 1898 J' First fiend, °-j, third ' £s - Lord Lla iW'l' ...
... Frome; visit St.-John's Parish Church; 12.30,.. luncheon at the George Hotel; 1.43, drive to Longleat; visit the mansion and drive Heaven's Gate; 3.30, drive to view Sherwater Lake; 4.30, leave for Warminster; 5.0, tea the Bath Arms Hotel; 6.15, leave ...
... 16 am. the Brigad e w surprised I.y the Alert bein4 rounded the bugler on Brigade guard, when each battalion ell in with arms on its own parade ground. The first to report all present were 2nd Somersets. At 7 ant. all hall batt•lions were paraded for ...
... grand rtyle. , . . . open trotting clam mrmte.l intcrert locally, reason of fact that Mr John Baowell’a Sister was entered. The mare had compote with Messrs. John aiul N, Gray a well-known borne. St. Boy. » 'd other good animals, but despite this ahs ...