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... MEaSRS JOHN D. WOOD and CO., AUCTIONEERS and ESTATE AGENTS, S. Mountestrstt, London. W. Telegrams: Wood. Agents, London. Telephone: WG and WO Gerrard. WEST -END HOUSES.—Measrs JOHN D. WOOD and CO. can offer good modern, wellfitted MANSIONS and RESIDENCES ...
... Black All Silk wagon* paean awes, & CARDIGANS FINAL CLEARANC CREPES E USUALLY and_ Vests. reliable hard-imasini „, 5f6 I 7f6 Seed medium 313 fir rizr 7 weiiikt 'Cr wear. Usually 4, each isnment. A draped warm Cardigans of and Jumpers. High Class Knitwear ...
... travels in Pembrokeshire and Card'ganshire).—Distriet committee Cul. 11. W. 11. Brenehley, Glantirw, Cardigan: Mr Grismond Philipps, Cwingwilly, Brotiwyekt Arms, R. 5.0., South Wales; and Mr G. E. S. Prothern-Beynon, Trewern, Ititland, R. 5.0., South Wales ...
... .,„ Brom limn Motor Co. John Barker and Co. Palmer Tyres Avon Tyres Miter Morgan and Co. OPTICIANS Clnrksons A itelti. , in and Co Emil Ross Ltd Negrelti and Zambia C. P. The Stereosomic Co. PARTNERSHIPS AID INVESTMENTS — Arm Co. .., et PISCICULTURE Welhatit ...
... 00. (Wing. BUTLER ARMS HOTEL, WATERnum, Leg, t e e* me an* F ING.—McGIRNS HOTEL, LouisbAge, . Nape IN years).—ANOLING co faulty met with daimon and white pa at this hotel killed day can on'afit hotel); strident In node. _ CARLISLE ARMS HOTEL — , Cong, ...
... FIFTY YEARS' FOX-HUNTING WITH THE GRAFTON AND OTHER PACKS OF HOUNDS. JOHN MALSBURY KIRBY ELLIOTT Edited by his son, EDWARD KIRBY ELLIOTT. CONTENTS: I.—The Fourth Duke of Grafton, 81.F.H , Col. George IL—George Carter, Huntsman. 111.—Adam Sherwood, Ch ...
... is, It Usually each. WOOL DRESSES CARDIGAN SUITS Ladies' warmWooUen Dresses Ladies'Wohey Suits, all sizes, with short sleeves, 20 , : season's deis fa% ourite shades signs and colours. Usualir 3 0 - & 3z . 6 CANAL JOHN WONDERFUL DAY BY SANDERSTHRaUGHOUT ...
... season from Feb. 25 till end of October; abort drive from hotel; dolly mails via Oban, Manila. and Invernam—D. NACZADYIN. BUTLER ARMS HOTEL, Waterville, co. Kerry.--Good ROUGH SHOCHING, strictly preserved. for exclusive use of guests; snipe, woodcock. tc.; ...
... head and arms, which seemed to us a serviceable garment heretofore, more goo than my own. In addition to a most ragged tunic, my riding breeches having long gone the way of all overworked things, I wore iu their stead a potman's woollen Cardigan jacket ...
... R. Nugent, Colonel and Mrs. 0. D. Grattan, the Misses Burke- Wood , Mrs. and the Misses Dove, Mr. Sidney °moans. Lord and Lady Pirres, Mr. 0. D. and the Misses Wilkinson, Mr., Mrs., and the Misses Kemp, Captain John Kennedy, Mrs. Oliver Grace Langley ...
... well, but the former tan much of it. After going a second time through the O'Neill Arm: Puppy Stakes it was decided t 3 leave off for the day. Commend with the O'Neill Arms Pam, Sfakes.—A good struggle between Tallymurray and Colinatage resmted in the former ...
... chronological affliction, was prettily illuminated, and the place looked brighter than usual. Ulster King-at- Arms and Ulster Pursuivant of Arms, who wore median-al costumes, and were mounted on very sorry-lo olqng nags, were said to be suggestive of ...