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... LordCliaß.Bcrcsfordci) 5659 | Sir C. Furness (v) 5648 The Representation of London University. The elevation of Sir John Lubbock to the peerage was not expected, and no candidate for London University has yet been selected by either political party. It is not ...
... Place. Shef- 1 1 field gaay* WANTED—FEMALE ASSISTANTS. A New Home Employment.—Ladies earn 15a. to ' weekly Compound Automatic Knitters; ca.-h hire and work terms, apply & V.,'* Dept. 67. Eoaaf. London.—Agent, Mrs. Bsrtahorne, 179, lloud. , Sheffield. lADY ...
... the red light and told me it. Richard Edwards, signalman at Keymer Jonotion, said he bad copy of tbe rales in 1863, end new book in 1886, and had read them. Asked whether be read Bole 68a, which provided that, if there were no fogmen in foggy weather, tbe ...
... interesting nature, and admirably adapted for Sunday reading, whileits illustrations are conplete and beautful, and only too characteristic of the publishers, Messis George Newnes, Ltd, London, who spare no effort to create the very best magazines that can be ...
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... River yesterday, says : have a daily exchange of shells with the enemy at daybreak. The Boers regard the New Year with greater solemnity than Christmas, but two three shells were fired from the Boer trenches this morning. All is quiet, and every >ne confident ...
... —'n the 27th December. at Hebron, New Rosa Aisle, the beloved wife of John Belford, pirliad_year. lIMIR4OHAW.-0a the 2 Ith Deember, Harriett, the wife the late Walter Iffeemegrey. of Elterrington, Jan.—Oa the )Lad at New Cottspe, Seamy, Wary Ana Jupp, apd ...
... (TUESDAY), JANUARY 2nd, 1900. And During the Week RETURN VISIT OF MR. WILLIAM GREETS LONDON COMPANY, In the Greatest Success of the Day (Vide Press), THE LADY SLAVEY. NEW SONGS! NEW DANCES! FULL CHORUS AND AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA. Doors open at 7-0. Commence at ...
... would be held that evening, and to end the year properly. “DANGERS OF LONDON” At the New Theatre, Cambridge. *• Dangers of London,” Mr F. A. Scudamore’s play that holds the boards at the New Theatre this week, is melodrama of distinctive type. When Mr Scadamorc ...
... occupied the position Mayor. CHRISTMAS AT THE WORKHOUSE. The war in no respect interfered with the enjoyment of Christmas by the inmates of the llideford Union Workhouse. The festivities commenced on Saturday before Christmas Day, when Colonel and Mrs LLoyd ...
... YOUNG Mr. W. G. ELLIOT in the New Comedy, *'A PAIR OF KNICKEKBOCKEKb, and “CHARLES I. and CHARLES 11.' Great Success. The unanimous in praise. Mr. GEORGE GROSSMUH •• THE TRIALS AN ENTERTAINEK. M MISS LINDA KESTON in her NEW JAPANLSE DANCE. Mr. Hamilton ...