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... she had restored years before in memory of the late Lord Cardigan, and the coffin, as it was carried from the house, passed beneath the mounted head of Ronald, the charger that carried Lord Cardigan in the charge of Bslaklava. Lady Southeell, who had a serious ...
... speakers were Lord Mayor, Mr John Redmond, M.P.; Callaghan, national secretary the United Irish League of America; Mr Brady, M.P.; and Mr Dempsey, from Belfast. At No. 2 platform, further down, the principal speaker was Mr John Dillon, M.P.; at No. 3, Mr ...
... ( ' : f ' ttOCEK . —r iret-class salesman arm counter hand ior higUVX class shop in town , non-licence ; good prospect lor real live business young man ; state salary required and references as te character . Address No . ¦ 3608 , Scotsman . GROCERY Trade ...
... Frpleining he the genuine John Smith. and at wituess of the capture of his understudy in Ityds Park. lit adroitly gleans that Gaston has denied the ',nee of any document. Overjoyed at the peed- hilitv of recovering it. John Smith threatens ultimo he is ...
... Misstep now may cause repetition of , sad story of Grattan Volunteers . .. ' The resolution also isays-7- Wo ^ realise that your forces ( obe effective-must bo armed , and wo are determined arms shall find their way into the hands of , ovcry . Volunteer ...
... bearioe a striking resemblance to himself .: He mentally dabs him The Other John Smite. Whilst taking stock of him a tats drawn up and the stranger is jerked and rapidly driven off. John Smith up a bijou pencil case. which has fallen oat. Prom tato, a compatriot ...
... NATIOJNAL - SAVINGS ; v ¦ * Indispensable After the War SIR JOHN ANDERSON AIR TRANSPORT LIMITATION BY AIR TO THE COLONIES £ 500 FOR ESSAYS FROM FORCES Crushing defeat faces the enemy , yet savings are still essential for victory , and will be ind ...
... that misstep now may cause repetition of the sad story of the Grattan Volunteer*. The resolution also says: We realise that your forces, to effective, must armed, and are determined that arms shall find their way into the hands every volunteer who stands ...
... f ^ P ^ liamZntaiy Report BILL TO ENCOURAGE HOME FOOD r PRODUCTION • : -: : . ' . «— : __ , ¦ ¦ Sir John Gihnour on Discussions with Other Countries NOT IMPRESSED BY TALK OF MAKING I BAD BLOOD HOUSE OF COMMONS 3 IOXDAY . December 7 The S ? E 4 KEE ...
... Phone . 25538 . KNIT SUITS . CARDIGANS , and JUMPERS , also SHETLAND KNITWEAR , at Moderate Prices . Ask lor Catalogue . JOHN WIGHT 4 ; CO ., 86 George ATARGAKET SHAW , 95 Hanover Street , •'¦* . Announces the new Wool Cardigan snits and papers are now ...
... -Through being involved ed. 1, David Haddon. 1 in cycling Insistent in Oakhank a schoolboy. Han/-Writhed Teets. John Rein, son of Mr and Mrs John Reid, TWO MOTOR CYCLISTS KILLED Under 14-Margaret Fogg°. Under 12- Oakhank. 'sustained severe head injuries and ...
... his lifetime . . It was not ' true to say that the great industrial improvement of recent years was due to expenditure on arms . Arms expenditure over the major field . had just made its presence felt , except in the aircraft industry , where it began earlier ...