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... colonnade of the lonic order, extending round three sides of quadrangular recess. In the tympanum above the entrances the Royal arms are boldly cut, the apex being embellished with statues of Hibernia, Fidelity, and Commerce. Facing College-street is another ...
... Watarproef Eorse Clothing. Telephone, Ml- rslegrams. Tarpsalina. Prirtia * MAIL CARTS, in good condition. and 15s .to clear.-JOHN HOOUTOX. 113. Chnrch-st.. Preston- Light up tour dark rooms and basements with BaxENDALE'S GLOW ' GLASS for WINDOWS The eaet ...
... all wool, all odour*. Men's Sateon Shirt*, well lined. 2*. 4d. . Men'* Wool and Union Shirts, from 2s. lip. lie Men’s Cardigan Jackets, from 1». lid. 14s. Gd. Boys’ Union, Cotton, and Wool Sbirta, all sinea Boiler Suit* Order Satisfaction Guaranteed ...
... It wae alleged the men broke into the bouse of a shipyard workman named Nelson, smashed pictures and fumituK», fractured his arm with their bartons, and maimed him for life. The Head Constable and three policemen are transferred from Belfast to the South ...
... two ' however, tbev had had a band which was second none iu freeton, and this had been formed through the instrumentality Mr. John Gray. interviewed the subject offered to I form voluntary bend. Everything in the I*.S A. voluntary work; they had paid officials ...
... June was 28.27 per 1,000, and the death-rato 16.49. At Haslingden, on Monday, the license the Mechanics’ Arms at Helmshore was transferred to John Usher, professional to the Haslingden Critke* Club. At the Diocesan Registry, on Monday, the Bishop of Manohester ...
... Obolmoodelay, the £arl Fern, le. Lord and all who usually at ~vt Ijorda \ft the reading the reft and the several ;v>:»e6. King Arms was directed ,u*hal the peers and tho junior ■ .iknw leading*—into the Royal Gaileiy, ij bom specially prepared for tho trial ...
... Term of Years, or subject to Sia Months’ Notice. Interest at the rate of per cent. pe« annum.—For farther particulars apply to JOHN ECKKItSLEY, Accountant, Council Ofbces, Brierfleld. nnHE Corporation Nelson are prepared to receive LOAN ain sums of not leee ...
... it STOCK, oonilstlng 38 He.O of CATTI.K two ShlrebrodM««. ITUy foKL. stole Bwei end LeiuO.. H.v, Auctiooeer, Kibble Side t-Arm, Wei ton- JtvLhUe. Extensive Unreserved SALK at LOUGH FARM. FOLWOOU. near Fre«ton.-Mr. BRIGGS iusttucted by Mrs. Bell !x* wbo ...
... described very good. Their chief fish seem to have been soles- which are entlv very plentiful the coast between Cumberland and Cardigan Bay. Mr. Dawson report# that shrimps are numerous aud good size the older grounds in No. 2 division, which extends from the ...
... after admission. Death was due to esposura The body was identified that of John Rate 1 iffo (78), Palmer-street. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFMCA BOERS MISTAKEN FOR YEOMANRY. NATIVES ARMED BY THE ENEMY. Tb« War Office iesued the following despatch from Lord last ...
... for »oarU>rouffh; itov. T. Lx*. Mies K. J. Ridley, Mrs. Break ell. Mu* the sum they required order to Urn they toe i-v. B. Grattan. Mrs. C. CarUnell. Mrs. Brewer. Mrs. said there would have to owed man anything. Their own pc-op,o had .Lutoe.. oi die local ...