... the property io P. was sold at £,2200 to Mr. Edwin Waugh within O; ten minutes of the opening of the se. fet ts; At the Cardigan Arms Inn, Branley on bu Wednesday, Mr. W. D. Hollisoffered for sale ro by auction five dwelling houses in Westover- trs Dg road ...

... the following high prices were obtained from the purchasers named: -Butchers' Arms, Tilston, rent £19, E740, bought by Mr. Oslatt, M the present tenant of the Marlborough Arms, van Cheater; Welsh Harp, Lower Bridge-street, ?? Chest3r, rent £17, £520, Messrs ...

... in 1886, but Mr. Harri- be son did not ?? half as many votes as Sir ct. John Lubbock, and his ill-fortune doubtless in deterred others at subsequent elections. is Now that Sir John is migrating to the its serene atmosphere of the House of Lords, z E- and ...

... The Cape Miist3y is loyally sapporting bhinA e- REBELS HIDING ARMS. - t V SEARCHING FOP. LOOT. (PFiSSS ASSUCIATION WAR SPECIALJ o Barkly East, Thursday. t The rebels are surrendering their arms a slowly. It is believed they are hiding them- The enermous ...

... Shipping (Liability of Shipowners and Others) Act, the Reserve Forces Act the V'dmifrere Ac, the Prohibition of the Exportation of Arms Ac*, and many ?? AogtteActs which rseeive the Royal Assent by C ms wore ithe Liverpool O0r h12ead Railway Ac, the, Blackpo ...

... Lieut. Davies, and to each of the are following seanen gold medals as well as 25 dollars:-F. Kisser, John Purrman, 0. Tom, B. Rosseugren, John Don, and John Weyen. haven. Captain Birchman has had a dis 6 tinguished record for life and property saving, having ...

... Mr. R. Alexander, £105; Sea Insurance Company, Limited, £105; Alfred 3e Booth and Co., £100; Mr. Walter C. Clark, £100; Mrs. John Row, £100. Id CHESHIRE, rd Over 100 men of the Northwich Company of the force of Imperial Yeomanry now being raised l in Cheshire ...