... winding up. With tl:e exception of the freoehold in Park-row, everything he possessed had been assigned to the company. dis pro- party was expected to be conveyed for £E40,000 to the Park-row Estate Company. lye owed his son £5,000 which the latter had ...

... value of £f200 per annum (tenable for seven years), rowed in the Trial Eights at Oxford in 1898. and in 1899 he gained his blue, and rowed in the Inter-University rac4e at Putney. In the same year he rowed in the Baliol College crew that competed for the ...

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... fight betw-een the workers and Liberalism against the ?? party. The different ?? for the ?? of the people in these parts can r-ow choose on which side they will throw the weight of their iniluenre. Will they, as they haare hitherto done, leave civic matters ...

... among the cattle.. The mishap to thie two companies of the Liverpool, Regiments on. Thursday is alto- getlher -inex~cusa-ble. Rowe the men came toa march fifteen hundred yards ahead* of the mnain] bodyr after firing had ceased, and Just before the. appearance ...

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... AGAINST TEE CORPORATION. The annual meeting of the Leeds Property-owuers' _Association was held at the Philosophical Hail, Park- row, last night. 'rhe President (Mr. B. Wainmasn) moved approval of the report and balance-sheet for the past year, which showed ...