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... some poppies, which form a pleasing little picture. The Market Day of Mr. John Mackenzie would Ibe 'better with more light and sparkle. As is, it is rather flat and heavy. Mr. John Sykes has exceedingly successful picture in A Pleasant Greeting. The ...
... and Sons, Oxford-rood. SPLENDID THROUGH HOUSES, Newport-view, Cardigan-rood: healthy situation. Bs. 6d. clear. App!y Roberts, 10, Lodge-view, New Wnrtley. ll HOUSES, Sonthfield-terraoe, Arm!'y, wash-kitchen and pantry, kitchen and front room, 2 and attic; ...
... central.—Apply J. Waterloo Street, Leeds Bridge. _ aiid~w7~WALMSLEYT 89, Burley Road, have Scullery and Through HOUSES, Cardigan Road district. Kingston Road, Woodhouse Lane; kitchen, scullery, w.c.; OP) room; 4 bedrooms; rent Alb. CJCULLERY HOUSES (papered) ...
... MACHINISTS and FlNlSHERS.—Sunderland and Wilton (Limited), Cardigan Fields. A*7 HOLE CLOTHING.—Wanted. good STITCHED VV also respe-iatjle GIRLS, over It., learn aiicliming. and Wilton (Linntea), Cardigan Fields. '^'1 CLOTHING!—Santed. -MAC HISb'M lor Coa and ...
... Pariah Chun h. the Rer, Arthur N. Thojnav. M A.. Overend. aoliritor. l/-e>U. vcc.mil Jiahua Overeod. Cardigan Itoad. Headingley. to Eleanor only danghlcrof John Teale, W, Regent Park Terra* -e. Ileadinslry.-At borue, SIA.St. Michael's Road. November an.l » ...
... ; bath and piano.—s, Craven Terrace, Carlton I homely LODGINO6 for two young men; bath; 3s.—lS, Evanston Avenne, near Cardigan Arms. BUILDERS' and CABINETMAKERS' IRON ROS>EVILLE ROAD, Ronndhay Road.—Lodgings for young MONGEHY. Q» man; bath; 4s. week; ...
... aay, at Bridli ae 7 ae WATCH n, Lady’s and small Gold Chain. —Humpberyes, ~ eee Allerton Street and Beckett Arms, « uprop, teward.—Beckett Arms, Kirkstall Thur say 44 J “in n Lidgett 1 Park Road, 3 w Gr —, SABLE FUR BOA.—Upon its retarn to 3. ~ 1ay, a ...
... the child stated that a couple of minutes after entered the shop heard a scream, and on going out saw a man with child his arms. 81h) was unconscious and bleeding from a wound in forehead. Tbo inquest we* adjourned this point until Wednesday. A NEW MOTOR ...
... AmttervUm for Batavia. arme-J Saad Oct. HtLUWATO. from Table Bay. Bearby Head Oct. 22. CLAN MAC KARLA NL. for London, left Caicaua Oct. 19. from Barry, arrived si New York Oct. 22. CITY OXFORD, from ibo Clyde and for CMcotU. armed Jlaka on. 31. 'r l' mituivpoq ...
... presided, and amongst those present were Mr. Rowland M.P., Mr. G. R. Portway (President of the Chamber of Ctanoncroe), Mr. John Town, Mr. John Pearce, Dr. Hellier, Mr. R. Humble, Mr. W. Wildblood, Mr. Arthur L. Soot, Mr. B. James, Mr. Wesley North, Mr. W. Harvey ...
... Id. two H»ing rooms ground floor: bath-room, hot and cold. wo. 19, Newport Gardens, OMdijan road. EASINGWOLD.— HOUSE, in St. John’s M-ront. I.BT, ploaaontlv situated; drawing and dining-rooins, kitchen, scullery-kitchen, dairy; lour bedrooms, bato-ror m ...
... Bainbndge! ‘l'h§ Truth about Prophecy T. Jones i'ue Retaaation Fallacy Franklin Thomas.«on J The Coniine Hedistributian Bill John Stotea The Irish Tunnel __R P. Choom Johnson. Portraits C. G. Compton. The Book as an Instrument J Smith. The Deliverance Dante ...