... 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 ...

... SS. Chancery-lane. W.C. JOHN STONE. Secretary. OOBBOW AT £5 PER CENT. A YEAR and AVOID MONEY LENDERS. IF YOU REQUIRE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCB These are My Terms. THE MONEY NEED NOT BE REPAID as long as Interest is kept up. Mr. JOHN COURAGE. 2. HAYMARKET. S ...

... 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 ...

... IOMOULuI EVERY EVENING, at 8.15. Last Five Nights. KING JOHN. L-st Five Nights. LAST TWO MATINEES TO-MORROW tWr.'.iNI.sDAV a i sAiIIIDAV n^nt. at 2 15. NOTICE. I I.^ Mr. '1 LET. beg= 'o announce that KING JOHN will positively btpliv'. 1 .r Hi.- I.AsT TIME in ...

... Dec- • Accident.—Whilst at work in the Cor- Total. poration-yard, St. Andrew-street, on Wed- nesday morning, John Wood, labourer, of j Grattan's Terrace, stumbled and fell to the ground, striking the back of his head qj- Events advertised In the Gazette ...

... LIEUTENANT - COLONEL JOHN TALBOT DARNLEY TALBOT CROSBIE, Deceased.— Pursuant to the Macule 2:2 anu 23 VK, cap. 3a. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Thut all CR EDITORS and other Persons having any CLAIMS or DE- MANDS against the ESTATE of JOHN TALBOT DARNLEY TALBOT ...

... oring ‘Holden ) and Roms 5 per cemt Pref 210 - § pet cout Pref 6 per cent Pref la Chay aod 6 per cont ref 44 per cemt Deb! iim John y acd Bone (| do & pet cent F ret ‘Learoyd Broe & per cont Pret a= Bich ao 44 per cent De oe 1 tod 5} percent Pref | Co. (Lim ...

... Oo. Jos. Rev. T. Lewis, ee 4 lain , Registrar of Mar ‘Treas.: A. C. Periton, See. ; 8.D. 1 John Lee. ‘The annual banquet was held at the . Carpenter, W. ‘s Arms Hotel. W. Bro. E. J Wilson presented to ro, the Rev. James Henning vicar of Cockington, No ...

... be Crescent • strew, Notting Dale, was charged with stealing to ' the 35th December, from outside • at 1 Princes • road, a cardigan Socket, 'llk Id, the propert Y of Robert Rack ; further with 'teatime on the Mame date from hutches at the rear of 74 Prinem-road ...

... Farm is within minutes' walk from Dogdyke Station. STOCK MARKET AUCTION 1 SALE every Monday at JOHN WILLSON and SON. GREAT STEEPING—FIELD FARM, near BPII.SBY. JOHN WILLSON and SON will LET by AUCTION, on Monday next, after the Sheep Sale, direction of Mr ...

... articles of clothing, pipes, tobacco, &c. This has enabled ier to five to ( each soldier in the Ladysmith two pairs of soc ks, a Cardigan jacket or jer a muffler, cap, pipe, and ! Ib. of tobacco, The response was sa generous that s j ne has been able to the benofits ...

... acceptable 'than Waterproofs, Overcoats, Reefer'', Sults, Umbrellas, Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Pants, Vests, Cardigan Jackets, Hats and Cape, Braces, etc- You can get a splendid selection at low prices at T. Orlits, S 3, Catherine-street, ...