... employ* £ , ( ijp» and Co. (armoured tram). Employe John (7ib collection) ■ Employ* Derby CVofrratlve Society . ' Employes rd and Cj., Summer Hill and J Mason and Co., A»t ...

... less than otiginally miked.—John at Northampton Town Hall. 10 (Wednesday).—H. B. Stafford, J.P., Bedford, died, aged SO. 11.—William Inskip. General Secretory of the Shoe Operative.' tai(III, died at Leicester, aged 47.—John Hill Gough. Revising Harriett ...

... in the 'Teeing:— Henry Lyford Martin. Ludlow, Salop. Alfred Sweden, Woolwich. Kent. Maxwell Mahon. Kingston, Surrey. John Steer Russell. Brooklet. Arthur Frederick Bishop, Dorking, Surrey. William Attie, Weedon. Eh Kiaghent, Tring, Bucks. on Harris. Olney ...

... WHISKY (to woo. GOOD OLD SCOTCH WEI ISKY Yews Oki) 1T lea and Ik. gallon Crib. CH AMPAGN Adolph dolma Cr)). Alia DI/ _WI', JOHN FOXON LADIES' HAIRDRESSER. BFOCK OF HUMAN HAIR TAILS. sWITCHES, FRiNGES, &c. every load d H.. W.A.. no for Prime Seca acetones ...

... scene of John Edwards' excellent poem. The Tour of the hove. which should be read by all tourists visiting Derbyshire. On the Staffordshire lode of the Dale is Ilam Hall, the seat of W. Banbury, Esq., and late the residence of J. Watts Russell. Esq.. ...

... decorations were the handy work of the matron, assisted by her two sisters, *uiss Emily and Bertha Kelsall and Nurse Russell, course Russell's waads at The Grove were tastefulhy decorated, also Nurso Lambert's wards at the house. At 7,30 a.m. the inmates ...

... that her husband had gone to the front. a matter of fact, she had bidden him good-bye but an hour or two before.— “M.A.P.” Sir John Lubbock, one of the new peers, is related to Mr. S. Buxton. M.P., who formerly represented Peterborough, and he has long been ...

... from prisoner, asking him com© and measure him for his coffin, adding, Yon will probably find dead when you arrive.—Thomas Russell, the landlord, said that on the arrival of undertaker they hurried into prisoner's room and found him lying the bed with only ...

... successor in the baronetcy, who was baptised John Rahere, after the founder of the priory church and hospital. Rabere, be it remembered, was king’s jester, and his famous benefactions were due to a vision. Sir John Rahere Paget is a barrister-at-law, fairly ...

... and a good worker.-^John MalpaSS, Wornr> FOR SALE, PON\ r , light Drav, and Harness; also Wood Stable, in sections. Apply E. Wormlfighton, Burnabv street, Alvaston. OOD, useful COB, for SALE; quiet end good worker ; price £7.—John Mai pass, Norman ton-road ...

... receiving that scientific attention which it has leng lacked. It does not follow that a 2 person need to be the size of Sir John Falstaff to show that he is unhealthily fat. According to a per- sen’s height, so should his weight correspond, = and his standard ...

... class instrument.—Ho; Hill Music Stores. Wanted for A GOOD useful COB for SALE, cheap ; quiot all harness, and a good worker.—John Malpass, Normanton-road. ACTIVE Cart Heavy Van 16 2, seven years also (JOB MARK, 15 2. fix years ; £'6, £18 ; Business Cart ...