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... BIRTH-S. WRWCASTTXl 51, Weetmorland load, on the let insb., the wifaEDE W, L. Gilmour rf a son. 18, Cardigan Teirrce. Heaton, on the 4th intn., the wife of John Jcllie of a son. 41, Devonshirp Place, Jasroond, on The 7th inst, ths wife of NM. H. Dodd of a ...
... light fawn-coloured ited of notice, so is the sti Poe its sole A ents has advantage over the last I gave you in thus ering arms more indepe: handsome in the nod free; and plainly stitched lining of white satin to the long revers and deep collar. course ...
... on the 29th inst., the wife of John Love, of a daughter; both doing well. RICHARDSON.—At the Banks of the Wear, Ayre’s Quay, on the 29th inst., the wife of Thomas Richardson, of « son. DEATHS. BRUMWELL.—At 28, Cardigan Terraee, Heaton, the residence of ...
... with fulfil duty” of iu TRINIBArs A MBUNTE0 C8NTINCENT 10 to beer' Imperial offer for Africa TNE RETENTIVE RlFLIS Birmingham arm to Imperial Volunteers to improperly -blame indeed Government offlotak them rifle is weapon four th the Enfield but are the ...
... approsch to Westminster to the narrow and tortuous hang Street. It wee without historical or personal areociations. except that Grattan occupied No. 14 for a short period in the early days of the %tient century. •• • • THE MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. Members have ...
... owing t» the weather —and just good, for it would not hare been much of game to see cold day. CROSSBAR. LHerary Notices. “To Arms” and “Britons for Ever.”— These are two new productions just issued from the press of Alex. Biggar, Glasgow, at the price at ...
... &heyday ware the reviewed two battahoaa Guards. ender orders for South Akira. to hor to %%Jodi sot . _ 2nd Sone under Cl Jones, armed at Palen• finr, foamed alnuet 7 2nd Bettehou wake the of 001. 14,yd. Inanition. had a 'hutrer, owe the Man Dinnot. sae I parade ...
... the there es_erer Both the Hebburn goals WOW yards g ar Wilson glebe transferred into foreign quartet*. Tie Ude League: . t - arm. the Argyle did not best them. LEMO ' Tyneside, seamed to adopt the polies of • Jce Wilson were in splendid trim at hack, that ...
... Wotton li-uehyford fife M’irch 2bth 1898 mother Marriages la tar Bret 16 lor 9 addrtte MONUMENTS AC JOHN BOWBON STONE MARBLE GRANITE STOCKTON-ON-TBER JOHN SONS SCULPTORS 40 MEMORIALS GRANITE North price quoted for work in pari of SONS ia or oountry— TON-ROAD ...
... Court yes- 8 Lr terday were M~essrs John Feetham c it (chairman), R. A. Luck, C. H. Back- i ie house, T. Douglas, 0}. Chapman, and f .t W. R. Taylor.a 1. At Darlington County Police Conrt s it yesterday afternoon John M. Cuqsber . wS as summoned by his ...
... labours* made' • have hastened to and the African adventurers have all ben in the that the Boers wend welcome them with Open arm, look upon them respeclially as leadees, and land ewer to them' important commons Bart they have disowned that the -is very ...