... rigour. His arrival. it adds, has led to moth speculation, both of a mental and financial nature, in Yiddish theatrical circles. John Mount Batten. C.R., has been appointed Lieutenant foe the County of Dorset in the of the late Earl of Ilchestor. Ths Battens ...

... •all . ..writs. Railway. He • iiirlt to etri with thin (lob. lk arm knight.' ar.•l r jels.n 4 it.. et of the hare hot •..I a. otip.rtant.o sir Thomas Farrow), on igrawhon of Henry Grattan. ..a.. who ha. •erved then. well as Chi ' What Sir Thorn., who wa• ...

... :TI ol epuly 0901ille during tho Week ea 7-740. go ,o:onoo NATinns, fIATURDA/ Arms)sn, Mare& 11616. *SRO (Mask. bows viand go p..Oe4W ronendnoo aroma. MOIqD & MRS. JOHN WALTERS -THY wares:llLT NOVILIVI 00NP4RY. IleriOnosi teamsof tbs Prodeelles will ...

... to the spired. The party arrived house at 9-40 p.m., evidently anxious for another similar outing. • • • Cardigan Artillery at Kist Eat The Cardigan Garrison AetiMiry are now in trsining at Knot End. leaving their headquarters at Aberpetwith siV9-46 on ...

... ales. and to bis Ji-welleey department may he foand many sieftelties. the nianielled jewellery being • operial feature. Mr. John Pratt. maintains hia reputation as • pother.. fruiterer awl general peesgrocer, and everything he supplies in of the ‘ery A ...

... LITERARY NOTES literary fare is contained in lot Cu.. Hturiumus, pathetic, and tepital stones to enhanc• ita popularity. 'go Arms, by M. P. Staid. la • aortal that abould not be by any reader who woods coocoption mid strikingly individusl literary ie. ...

... Annie and Mr. Calvert, while the Lifeboat Quartet, consisting of Masers. John Simmer, cornet, R. Johnson. cornet, F. Woletenhohne, trombone. end John Rimmer, euphonium, gave a line - John Bull march, which appropriately introduced the - Men of Ha:lmb. Quartet ...

... P.). Mayor 1911-12 of H.R.H. Primmer Lorna). Mrs. John Collins, Mayorga 1911-12. Mr. AM. Joseph Heap J.P., Freeman. Mayor Mr. Aid. John •Bickerstaffe, J.P., Freeman. Mayor 1880404nd 111111.4.1 Mrs. John Bickeretaffe,. Mayoress 10110. 90 ond 1890-1. Mr ...

... STREET; lit PETER STREET: sad at address. HOLMECLIFFE ROAD. Nil. ROBERT THORPEON, VO(AI.IIiT & TEACHER OF SINGING (Pupa of John Acton, Esq.). and Amateur Vocalists supplied for Contorts, &c. Address: its PALATINE ROAD. BLACKPOOL DANCING. IRE a WRIGHT ...

... Sheer ' l menthe were dined the Pre - Lard Wald the delegates Wen Trot. th e h Peo . me ( L u mal. mei Wm. Chalice Putter 1 Arm eight, and were accePted as mem' when addresses were by Mrs. J. W. t Shore, when he saw a dark object Laerperd). J. W. Doting ...

... past year. In the first it was interesting to remember that the initial effort of the krganisation was to provide to fit out arM equip two voluntary aid tachinents. The work was, however, taken up with such enthusiasm that finally not only were the two ...

... the present day. He was only twenty-nine years of age, and leaves • widow and three children. On Saturday. Colonel G. D. C. Grattan. commanding the 3rd Line Grouped Depots West Lancashire Division Territorial Force. issued an order under the Defence of the ...