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... was not the case. Much disappointment was caused to a number of persons who had assembled to witness the arrival. THE CALL TO ARMS. THE CITY LONDON IMPERIAL VOLUNTEERS. The Union Steamship Company's Royal mail twin screw steamer Briton, 10,243 tons, leaving ...
... Entirely New and Gorgeous Costumes by Alias, from i origintal dasigns by Mr. Howell Russel.- Ballets and Incidental ba '3 John TIler and C. St. Jo.3- Thdued.yanzd n,;1u~der taer ;stacyt ' c ?? EOn OLKce Cr. Pi -att) open ?? 1I tont, ?? II ?? ,r }er'orianvtne ...
... Go. 9d. per 6 .eeke-Apply to John Wruttino, 15, lKirkdole-road. J line-,~N;A - h'rcEvrton; contains six apart- me-t; new1 Ppered fftugh; retal 6e. Gd. Pei weekA. ?? UTe 1S' r co i s sx apartments;9 5-. rental Ge. per ?? John Williams, 159, KRie-dale- 9 ...
... RR- severely Wounded. .. , (From the General of Communication. Fietermaritzburg, to the Secretary of State for 'War.) Trooper John O'Hara should be tl. O'Hara. South African Light Horse, previously reported killed, is only wounded, and is now in hospital ...
... cold b, water ?? Williamis, 6on, scsd Co., 40, North bi John-street. TI NEW FSERY PR (dnt SrorTraml-&uSsi- room, sand bathroom; rent £35,-Appr to Caretakar,.w s1 Williams. Son, and Co., 40, North John-street. E~DGE-LANE ?? VILLA, 18, Dlerby. .2 pisoe, containing ...
... board the packet at iiings- ?? aster arrnv3l is the nmoruing until cightc arm. and on Sosidy; until elisa :.sn A Scc..ndL Isprese t r.P m Laves the Pier for Westland-row on ?? 7 55 ar..m mnn-aysdat845 a.m. F'ST' DUBLLCT DAILY ZIERVICE. SEA PASSAGE EIGHT HOURS ...
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... in 1886, but Mr. Harri- be son did not ?? half as many votes as Sir ct. John Lubbock, and his ill-fortune doubtless in deterred others at subsequent elections. is Now that Sir John is migrating to the its serene atmosphere of the House of Lords, z E- and ...
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... 1 have, therefore, arranged to give embarkatjon each invalid a sleeping suit and cardigan vest, and each convalescent a woollen underrest and pair of drawers and cardigan vest, for their benefit in the cold weather they are likely to encounter on arr ...