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... AND THE UNITED STATES BAILINGB FROM LIVERPOOL. m SIBERIAN, for St. Johns. N.F.. Halifax. and Philadelphia Nov. 27 ?? for Halifax and Portland Nov 29 Mg GRECIAN (Furnefs-Allan.. for St. John's, N.F n and Halifax ?? m ?? Dec 1 t Cargo Only. Saloon fares from ...
... abominable fashion. An excellent sportsman, a kindly gentleman, an honoured countv man, and a typical Englishman was the late Sir John Thursby, whoso death has just been announced. The largo sporting circles of Hampshire have had no more enterprising devotee ...
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... s. and the Jalc John to Georg* Pavilion was well filled Everyone present, thore Porter; King Alfred Inn, enjoyed rto splendid inn,« from Ctorlps Jdl) . to | iabpth / ,y. intl th , pbj«d the too bniid licento. 13. High Mmct, from John D.vi. Smith to Hampshire ...
... bv the trawler Prince, and after spirited comiKditionwa* bought for 10s for shipment to Hamburg. THE ASSAULT MR. I^ENSIT.— John M‘Kcevcr. charged with assaulting the late Mr. Kensit on September 25, was again brought remand at the Birkenhead Police ourt ...
... Coa,st One Design should recognised as one of the Solent classes. The new class is promoted the Earl of Albemarle. Mr. John Grattan, M.P., and others, and eight boats are to be builttwo cf them Southampton, and the other six at tlm eastward. Originally ...
... ornamental swimming. Second Unionist Candidatk.- The curT«nL number Syren and Shipping,' says In adopt ing Mr. John Aird, Ibe son of Sir John that ilk. a* its second candidate at the nest General Election, the Unionist party in Soul Hampton have done a ...
... recently received was £l2 ss. 10d., collected from first-class the R.M.S. Danube, per the Hon. John Wallop. New lifeboats have just been sent to the Ryde end Cardigan stations. meeting of the members of the Bannister Ward Conservative Association was he'd at ...
... the dean rat? working out at 18.2 per 1000 per annum. A witte circle jo’itical and personal friends joined on Wcdwslwy Sir John amt Lady Airj the celebration of tbeir golden wedding. Special prayer* thanksgiving for the conclnav>n of peace were said in ...
... the East India Dock Company, and Mr. John Woolmore, deputy chairman. The inscription on the front states that the stone was laid Mr. Joseph Huddart, F.R.B , on the date given, and the names the engineers, Mr. John Rennie and Mr. Ralph Walker; are added ...
... humour. She assisted at the piano Hurdle. A very amusing is presented Sydney Limn and Co. i* entitled “Slio Opened hia Eyes.” John aiwl Grand are reeponsible for very pretty vocal playlet. Great interest is taken the lightning Vi no! i os. pan of whoso thunder ...
... O. Finch-Cotton, late captain Her late Majesty'® R. 8.0. Honourable Corps Gentleme n-at-Arm?. CUMBER.—Ou tho 25tb lort.. at 19. Susscs-tcrrace. Southampton. John Camber, late .Soagcaut Royal Engineers, aged 89. ODMMINS.—KiIIed in action. ii» France, 26th ...