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... SERVANT.—Wanted. Osman. reipbotai' Owl. 17 to 1$: small family; boost. --Apply. Yrs. Biwall. lintelu noses, sprat stows. At. John's. Ipawien. 1100 D GENERAL; comfort-Abe home; two aW l 7 drew: gna..l ebArastey—Rrs. Johnaielos. 1. CDR Tensaw. Dovorootrt ...
... Bower, and Messrs. Firmin and Nsylor. Selections were given the Olla Band, and games were also indulged in. Sale Work.—At the Cardigan-street Primitive Methodist Chapel Wednesday, a sale of work was opened by the Mayoress (Mrs A. J. Hucklesby),the proceedings ...
... haa enabled her give to each combatant the Lady south garrison, whether soldier or sailor, of officers, two pairs socks, cardigan jacket or mufflr-. cap, pi|ie. and half pound tobacco. She ha* also beer able extend the benefit* the fund all the forces ...
... that all racks in the Battery weredelighted at the kindness of their commanding officer and his wife io supplying them with cardigans, Balaclava caps, etc. — The Flei.Uh of Sergt.-Mjor O'Neill was then druuk, and his long and meritorious service was ...
... they would see it unfolded over every Senate this world. resolution was then carried. FUNERAL OF ME. JOHN COLI COPEMAN. The funeral of the late Mr. John Cole Cepsnaa, the firm Copsman k Ladell, solicitors, Norwich, who disd, after a long his rssidsess Norwich ...
... Board of Guardians, sailed for South Africa with the Ist Royal Devon Yeomanry on Saturday. Mr. Dew, in the employment of Mr. John Marsom, of Biggleswade, volunteered for Lord Alwyne Compton's corps, but was too late. He then applied to Mr. R. Green to be ...
... great coats, with a bag strapped upon their backs containing a useful parcel subscribed tor by the inhabitants, me:writs a cardigan jacket, two bolts. Halle tea cap, pair of socks, pipe, and a quantity el tobacco. At 9•SO a.m. they wore tormedupinthe centre ...
... Bedfordshire Regiment South Africa:—Viscountess Hampden, Sir Charles and Lady Payne, Mies Gosling, the R«v. H. Macaulay, Sir John Burgoyno. Mrs Bsnnerdale. and Mrs Dalton, Miss George, the Kinys Walden Work Party, Tea Company, Captain Coats, Mrs Ritchie ...
... HOUSE bath tnt red rani. woneosolted by :1 1: DECEPTION and G-111003OS. Eiteheny d! CAlarawe. ' STAN D EN. with rrpametital' Arm's, and extis to Charles Street. irIARROD.TO and SON la SELL by A0(1110N, et vivre and time as mimes the eery 14111=01.1) itiSIDENCH ...
... /tILIWW. BILL br AUttitul, at the NMI hots..lpstmek ma WIDNAeLiAII. by Meseta,* of of the late and the Wawa situate in Cowper arm& Yartiou.sre of the donator. Ms& Mg. Wm.. P7AIIIIKM li-met; sad of the Winer mt. (X)WPSR WritICET. IPIWIGL HERRIN? WEIGHT Will ...
... rashionable gathering assembled to witness the marriage Mr. treorge Arthur Paley.of Langoliffe, Yorkshire, only son of Mr. John Paley, D.L., J.P. (Suffolk), and the Honble. Mrs. Palev, Hall, Bury St. Edmunds, and nephew of Lord Rayleigh, of Terhng I lace ...
... the Victoria Assembly Uuoujs. 'l »r - niil, on Friday evening, when the . : the University Missiomr. ,on was held. Dr. H. Grattan GninrK-' an admirable lecture on “Life auj Ug t. anuibals the Congo.” His remarks »>re huely illustrated beautifully coloured ...