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... dos., the 0.G.8. WHISKEY. a Wend .31 Old Glealivet and other fine Scotch Whiskeys; the J. J. k S. Whiskey, s blend of Old John Jameson and other fine Irish Whiskeys. 3s. 6d. Whiskeys fur 3a. per bottle.— J. H. WAVKLL, Wine and Spirit. Iderohans, Newport ...
... works at Smetbwick. It is packed in cases, and weighs altogether 160 tons. The total cost of the train is about £10,000. Sir John Farley has forwarded to her Majesty a handsome album description of the train and a number of photographs of the interior and ...
... Harbour Trustees, held at the Royal Pavilion under the chairmanship el Dr Fuller. The other members present were Alderman Sir John Blakey, /dr B. Bum, Ifr J. Bllman Brown, Mr Z.& Hanamorth, Mr W. Z. Hill, Mr F. Howse, Mr K. H. Penury, Kr F. Smiles Smith ...
... Frederick West, and grandson of Admiral Sir John West, G.C.8., and was in his year. served in the ranks for just over four years, and was gazetted second-lieutenant on August 24, 1898. Lieut.-Coionel Arthur John Watson was years of age. He entered the Army ...
... this proved to be the cede; bet oomplioatious arms, and after much suffering she pegged away at early mere on Sunday lane The late Miss Lily Roach was the last of the four sisters of Mr. James &ad Mr. John Bosch, and mush sympathy is felt for them and ...
... clolera•bolts, knitted socks of natural wool, 'faint.eShanters. Balaclava helmets, indelible pencils, de., are required.** Cardigan-juekets will also wet. come, and as we have jnst heard that a regiment, row in South Africa, has telegraphed home for cashmere ...
... the aociety were placed brfore on for. the audits. FRUITERERS ARMS TONTINE SOCIETY. Under the auspices of this society a successful smoker was held on Wednesday evening at the Fruiterers Arms. Mr C. Chandler being in the chair.—lntrinz an interval in the ...
... et, at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, a parcel containing a pair of shoes and a gentleman undervest, value Be. 101., the property of John Bayliss.—Frank Hobbern, assistant to Mr. Cleaver, boot and shoe dealer, St. Ebbe's.street, stated that ho made up • parcel ...
... Mr. and Noakes-ether ornamental fndt Mro s =ford vial rends Mr. and Mrs Ward—nand wad Moir tram Mrs. Gray °nonmetal Major Grattan—doable sutras mad inter disk Mr. Jamas caddy Tomdt-4011 mogralytat glass and book-ordmo Mrs. Maid lkomo—lma Moo Major lima—A ...
... t London, E.C. ; or to T. Meadows and Co., 1, Oriental tlace, Southampton. JOHN BULKELEY EDE, ESQ., Deceased. All Persons having CLAIMS or DEMANDS upon the ESTATE of Mr. JOHN BULKELEY EDE. late ef iawthorn Honse. Millbrok-road, Southampton, are requested ...
... uniform, more than onoe made piotnreeqne addition to our own volunteers. Another local man i. amongat the prisoners. Private John Eidridge (9,418), King's Own Btflos, was cap* hired at the battle of Olenooe. io eon of Mr. Eidridge, of Brede. Private Eidridge ...
... uniform, he more than once made a picturesque addition our own volunteers. Another local man is amongst the prisoners. Private John Eldridge (9,418), King's Own B.flee, was captured at the battle of Glencoe. He is a son of Mr. Rldridge, of Brede. Private ...