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... eight candidates ; John Dreyer, Kj,uekhall ; William Duncan, Flaws, South Parish ; James W. Duncan, West Shore, Burrity ; John Kennedv, Bow,Hurray ; William S. Louttit, Cars ; outtit, Midtown : John Kennedy Sutherland, Skerpie, Burray ; John Thomson, merchant ...
... sentiments of deep respect and esteem for its distinguished President, I have the honour to be, Your Grace's obedient servant, JOHN IRELAND, Archbishop of St. Pau!. LINSEED COMPOUND Trade Made of Compound Llassed or Coughs and Colds. LINSEED COMPOUND ...
... market- Cardigan was acquitted because the prosecution did able condition. Mutton is now the dominant factor not formally prove the identity of Captuin Harvey in the wool tr •de, and is not only transforming the Tuekett, with whom Lo d Cardigan 1144 fought ...
... Moffat, Lerwick ; 2, Miss K. Manson, Fouls. Two brown Shetland Cardigan Jackets—Miss Aitken, Lerwick. Any three Articles (under 30s value)—Miss J. Gray, Fouls. MR BIGNOLD AND WICK.—The John O'Groat Journal is rather sarcastic at the expense of Mr Bignold ...
... his Administration. Unquestionably, the two greatest advertisers of modern times have been Professor Holloway and Mr. Richard John Seddon—the former of his pills, the latter of himself. There is this difference, however, between them—that whilst Professor ...
... clean, girl.—Apply Pa. Hill Ram Hillingdon lA ENERGETIC MAN—of goof appearance, wanted to eolith business for well-established arm, epecial term to capable mac —Address, Energy, Gazette Office, Southall 3O LIOUSE•PARLOURMAID—wanted, 4 in family, 2 Il eervautx ...
... killed, seven wouuaed and four prisoners. Two unarmed native scouts have been killed by Fouche's men in Cape Colony. Several armed natives have boen captured with the Bows in the Transvaal. The death is reported of Mr. William Hall, of Carlin How, near ...
... go to Fred Thomas, The arm.% Southall. awl at 111. l'Ocidge-road, Baling. Raliaarie Registry Moo Free to Servants I'M volt HIRE —Waggimette, Traps, or Low Chaim, 1.7 light contracts tAken, career to Rickmanswortb. Apply John Toovey, Stables. Baker's-yard ...
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... in England is Mrs. Taylor, who has kept the Ayshford Arms, Burlescombe, Devon, for over 40 years. William Morgan, a farmer living near Aberystwyth, was sentenced to 15 month. had labour at Cardigan Assizes for arson. Dr. Charcot, the well-known French ...
... ; W. G. Hewitt, Walker Sheppard, John Patton, W. Ramsey, W. H. Watson, W. C. hl'Cann, Henry Richardson, John Acheson, J,P.; J. P. Best, W. Baxter, W. J. Johnston, C. Courtney, James Fleming, R. Luttoe, W. Atkinson, John Carter (Derryall), D. W. Thornton ...
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