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... 42. High sad The Psnde, Cowee. The Bale preeente an exceptional opportunity of seeming the elegant creations of this eminent Arm clearance pncee. The Stbekt—collection in aid the Hoepital fond last Batmday realised over £1». Besot. -Insraccroa Locie--hae ...
... shapes in Mew's and Boys' Hats and Cap, Shetland Wool and Natural and Pants from to 5/- Wool Shirts Irma 2.111 to 104. New Cardigan Ja ckets from Wll to 10/8. New shaped Collars 6d. each. Gents' Half Hese sad. and 1 Uric Lug Cloves from 111. Working ...
... Mr. James Thomas, J.P., C.A., presiding, supported by the Revs. A. E. Johns (Baptist) and A. J. Bull (Primitive Methodist). An excelient address was given by the Rev. A. E. Johns upon the topic Fruitful or fruitless, and the Bev. A. J. Bull and Mr. ...
... Sessions, held at the Guildhall, last Satur&y, the following license transfers ware endorsed : Blacksmiths' Arms, Cowes, from Frances Margaret Cass to John Pine; Bolton Yacht. Cowes. from Frederick Abraham to W. L. Hawkins ; St. Mary'estreet Alfred BrewarLt ...
... Jobnatona, llotb.ay. C 0« lte Side family have for many years Melded Town, where they are well «?* *“ ld > highest esteem. Col. John*tone, J.r.. . formerly the Grenadier Guards, the **' of Sir Frederick Johnstone and many years »* enjoyed the intimate personal ...
... Cord and Mole Trousers from 4; 11 to 9/ll; Men Pilot Reefers from to 18/lL Boys’ and Tooths’ Clothing specialty. Jerseys. Cardigan Jackets, Shirts, Underwear, Collars. Ties, Hats, Cass, Ac., in endless variety. —COOKE and MARTIN. Mar Newport Railway■lotion ...
... Countess of Cardigan is shortly taking up her abode at Rosetta, where she means to mike a longer stay than usual this year. There will be the usual hose par entertained by Lady Motheaten the Dowager Countess of Harriagten, e lft e g%the Rom Mrs John Gretton ...
... BAND (conductor, Mr. E. D'Atma). and the VECYLS GLEE SINGERS, booked for Concerts, At-homes, km TERMS VERY MODERATE. - 111S§ JOHN G. MURDOCH & CO., LTD., PIANO AND ORGAN MANUFACTURERS AND MUSIC SELLERS, 31, HIGH STREET, NEWPORT, I.W. THE MOST POPULAR MAN ...
... Wm:mum—tea ph as Welly announced is our issue of kel Thu th fkameyathe prestome tingre at being. Mer . OW hen. of dm kid St. John flambe/arm and Mims Effie Loehr Mad=daeghter of Mr J. R. of Clarence- d, t. The Bee. 0. Davis. forma. pastor ot e th a reltureh, ...
... afternoon, the Rector (the Rev. A. J. Roberteoa) presiding. Mr. D. B. Plambley, chairman of coanaittee, with regret the Mr. A. Bt- John, who hae been the asoaliaat hoa. secretary the Society, through being unable devote the necessary time the duties. The financial ...
... armee visor oa s t al daces, should Irma in • pair al oar absoloiely Worsens= add Wartime°, Boo th —HATI3. OAPS, HOSIERY, CARDIGAN JACKETS, DEMISING GOWNS, FOOTBALL SHIRTS. AID 'magmata d sP • data—Closhieg for immediate wise. 112, ST. Itans's4rrazrr, ...
... the awned of the Commons Commie/imam—A letter was new reesived from the Board of Agriculture 0f1C.i00604( ci • WONT from Mr. John Liniorton. of Atbee4etd, objecting to the scheme for the regulatioe and masegemest of Osaka or Strond.greesa on the ground ...