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... Suits. Men's Cardigan Jackets, etc., the whole to cleared without reserve^ &al£s bv Wilbur anti MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1904. HORNTHWAITE FARM. THURLSTONE, NBAS PENISTONE. \ E. WILRY AND SON, in-1V structed by Mr. John Brooke, who has sold his arm, and is retiring ...
... HILLSBOROUGH. HE D SH IR T HOUSE. P C. WEBB (lato B. Dixon). * - - new patterns wool shirts. WINTER HOSIERY, SHIRTS, and PANTS. CARDIGAN JACKETS. LINED KID GLOVES. LATEST DESIGNS IN GENTLEMEN*S TIES. X ALL AT LOWEST CASH PRICES 29. ANGEL STREET, AND 1, BANK ...
... and Co., Makers of Presses. Stamps. Shears, etc., formerly Wolverhampton, now Acquired and carried on by John Hands and .Sons, Ltd., at Cardigan Works. Belmont row. Birmingham. 316 WRINGING MACHINES, Etc. IhVr KKrAIR» s [lvory Description. New Hoods Fitted ...
... months; Full-size Cloth Hearth Big Pair Walnut Polished To.let Tables. Dreaaing Table 4 drawers in body, Jewel Drawer in each arm, Bevelled Swing Mirror in centre; Wash Table, Marble Slab, Tile Back and Shelf below, 2 Chairs to match;’Pair of Pictures in ...
... making Engineers* and Maeons’ l,’ Apply John Lucas and Sons, Green lane. Sheffield. Tut of Presses. Stamps. Shears, etc., formerly of Wolverhampton, now Acquired and carried by John Hand* and Sons. Ltd., Cardigan Works. Belmont row, Birmingham. 322 handsomely ...
... “ Brothers in Arms,” a second serial, by Mr. Horace Wyndham, is very good. There is also a clever illustrated article on gas-driven battle-ships. There is likewise a page for the ladies, another for the children, and oomp’ete stories John Ddugafl Reid ...
... 1, capital worker *11 fears. Grey Mare, Doll, 10 yrs., 16.2, capital worker all gears. CARTS. Six Heavy darts, with patent arms and boards, good condition. Light Dog Oart. HARNESS. Five Sets ai Shaft Gears, all in good condition. STABLE TOOLS New Chaff ...
... to the various stalls : â Ladies' Sewing Meeting stall -. Mrs. Lane. Mrs. Widlake, Mrs. Grattan, Mrs. summers Mr. Mirfin, Mrs. Frank, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. John- go _. Mrs. A. Wilson, and Miss Ellis. Young Ladier Sewing Meeting stall : Mrs. Bassett, ...
... RESERVOIRS and FAMOUS MOORLAND WALKS. CATERING. TERMS MODERATE. Prop., T. E. BATTY. BA SL O W (FOR CHATSWORTH). DEVONSHIRE ARMS HOTEL. Every Accommodation for large and small parties. Dining-room to seat 300. Billiards. Telephone, No. 9. Large Covered ...
... Employe. Clarke. Cottages 10 . and Co. T - l ° ° (Ltd.) A-HlO S 2 Collected Football 2 0 Match, Kilesmitba Brown Atkins Arms, Attercliffo Trinity Wreieyan Mis- Common, v. Griffin Hall. Broad- Inn, per A. fi e Park ltoad. Walker 42 0 Adult Bible Class ...
... (received 111b, H.«oton XrTember, wl D.» armed (received 61b) Ove 'ngths behind. Four run. Won previously in Ireland. In the absence ol Honestu. and Orpington, BUSHFOBD LASS or DEVIL'S DANCE “devil’s DANCE 'list fell in John Dennis' (gave 31b) neeplMlim « PtrtmoiJtU ...
... along through the Phoenix Park, where a large number of people had assembled, along by the odoriferous Liffey, across the Grattan Bridge, into Parliament Street, and to Dublin Castle of varied memory. Here an enormous crowd had collected, and as their ...