... pal by ash • majority es .1 the Norris!. S. he sr seein the %tan Ile ether Netiseelint. is I. the hi.. ehellru.. , Mr. in Don Ward, MS on S • istelligest asel mint•r, who bee der wring be the gs.l spires it srl it is le Is bred they will Mr. Is to prate ...

... With round —L beat C Sobta 100 to. 95: If Ward beat Ur Dutiop by t to IS: C Jetrat beat to. to M. Notify Flan, hr 100 to don Ward L Mandel.ua bl ltd to T: F Heil twat Jeadt by 100 r 0 I—P heat fl W.ltd be 100 t.. and South Harem and Noah Vorkature o. ...

... O n Offtr ‘ ,l; !elTUt o n d to P•l oar wl I d u ro a r o A ~v . f n iu Waterlooetrest and I. Reimer. I VOL R W iess and Don Ward: ~L ussaare 210 pillars. with certain acospt a 154, immediate purchaser. so mom rer 1 ouired.-11.. Lender I £6 5 wardrobe ...

... blended with not a little valuable information. A Daughter of the Marionis. By E. Phillips Oppenheim. Illustrated. (Lon- u don: Ward, Lock, and Co. 3B. 6d-This pi story of Italian looe and revenge has no D doubt found many admirers, so that its in r reissue ...

... wished emphasise was that mere mitigation waa not enough. Prevention was better then cure, and thought something should dons ward off and prevent a recurrence of these —The mortality from theee famines sms, in his opinion, doe the fast teat the ryots ...

... accept this intimation. WARD.—At 39, Amberley Street, the 11th inst., her 84th year, Margaret J., widow the late loom Bui-don Ward, surgeon, of buudoriaud. WATSON.—At 8, The Elms West, on the iust., in his 62ud year, John Watson. Interment at liishopweatmouth ...

... skill and precision. cphie y re- A Fair Brigand. By George Horton. lover Illustrated by Edmund J. Sullivan. (Lon- rhich. don: Ward, Lock, and Co. 3s. 6d.;-Of main the making of books there is no end, and lumo. the category into which A Fair Brigand ...

... SATUIIDAY'IS BSTIING. DON. Wards,. 2 p.m. Ito 1 D:sr•ood imeile., 1 I to a lit* 1 Loa. 4to Ott. 100 t 1 It to 1 t 10 WA.. Wrong*. I 11,0 CHESTER. Bavarii p S. D . 1 I iu TM lA. •WO t It. If latti II - Om-N- tart,. lama wawa Oar Away- lbw. If Crest far ...

... anal tune. and fluxed ull the break. hour, by whack Lae greet number. of had around the gems. Th., gut ou further, shortly don-wards fur to. day, without haring .tasted at all. la of the rebel of Me:tic-As, Mears. John and Co.. Newt-nth, had • of Med Marra ...

... Clinton :should soar& baying lietween Sat. :old lona voter, and be see, in reference to the matter. two wards—South Ward and ',don Ward Manila' with 3113 in one and aft in the other. They A letter read from the Llearham Parish mielit put there two tistether ...

... to be named for- foolin to attempt to take her own watering places, • variety of other Oet. unused ed. i thee we. • sad donned ward to next year's areount.-Sir George &nude,- adroonithed and wiriest her , sod tams which should peon out melt Interest to ...

... Pett Ridge. ! ( (London : Methuen & Co.) X Should She Have Soken ? By Esther Miller.- Jan Oxher. By Orme Angus. (Lon- don: Ward. Lock & Co.) Tie ?? Troops of Circumrtbnces. By Lillie C. Hosie. (Lrndon : Henry J. D rtne.) Mrs Jeremie-DidI-lere. By ...