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... grounds with broad terrace walks, relieved by parterres of flowers, and having lovely panoramic views of the Estuary and Cardigan Bay ; rilso extensive lawns, with winding walks shaded by ornamental plantations, productive kitchen gardens ranges of vineries ...
... TURNER, U.A., orminsthe collation of th- late John Ruakin, i.- NOW OPEN at the FINE ART SOCIETY'S. 148. New Bond-st. Al>o LAST AVEEK. — .lOHN TENNIEL'S PUNCH CARTOONSw-iei ol the ORIGINAL DRAWTNXiS by Sir JOHN TENNIELfor Punch are NOW on VIEW. Also Water- ...
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... the blaming pronounced, sod cheers given for Mr. and Mrs, Denham ,the scholars dispersed, greatly delighted with their primes John Ragman, 39, a seaman, of Ascot Street, Canning Town, was charged at the West Ram Polies Court, on (Wonky, with ammealting Flora ...
... Avonmouth William Edward, Loughlin Youghal IronKing(s),Gibson, Belfast Derbyshire,Dover Lewis(s),Beddis, Frmngton CAIINAZVON armed John Ewing, Jones [May 31] Conway CABNARITON sailed Christiana (s) [May 31] Liverpool Prince Ja Ja (a), Evans, do CLBJELOUGH ...
... do Hendon (s), Barry John M'lntyre (s), Shields John Ray (a), Hull ABERDOVEY arrived Telephone (a) [June 2] Liverpool ABERDOVEY sailed Nephrite(s)[June3]Llndlas A.ILWCH arm red Renown, Thomas (June 3] Runcorn AVONIODTH armed Dunraven(s)[Juu3] Swnsea ...
... J. V. let Lanarkshire Volunteer Artillery ; Bee. Lieut. T. B. 13mireth, sth Lenceabire Volunteer Artillery; R. F. Bt. John St. John, Gent. ROYAL ARTILLIZY. Re* Horse and Royal Field Artillery. The endermendmed officers to be Bee. Lieutenants t—Capt. K ...
... P'opw raln away. Two years lator, l~50, luc~k cm-.me to lthe young tnu-dic.'sl student. ?? was appointerd 'ttt-tbt-Srg~nin old John ( 'mpimy s fiervi.e. After iteo veers' torkrin Bengal hoe ha d the good furt uriC to join (lie ?? expe~ditiou. H e enas prosenlt ...
... Hobson. M r. WUlie Warrie. Miss ggMßoogb^ Mr. Robert Nainby. Miss Margaret rnaeit. Mr. John Tresahsr. Miss MweSaqui. Mr. William Wyes. Miss Kitty Mason, Mr. Harry Grattan, .. y,, T * lt g L ?? n -, Mr. A. Hatherton. ?? K » Ue Seymonr. and Mr. Edmund Payne ...
... support given to the proposition was of a whole-hearted character, one delegate declaring that he ready to bold up not only both arms, but both legs in its favour. He declared that if the United Kingdom Commercial Travellers' Association could secure this great ...
... qualified to attend battalion drill will parade on the reverse flank of the battle. in charge of Arm.-Sergt. W. H. Hobbies. The half-yearly inspection of arms will take place on this parade. Members who are absent without leave cannot become efficient for ...
... Howard, repressatiag Little DoDy Day-Pi laaw?* Gentlemen: Dae Lena “Captain Daniel Leno”), Fred Wright, ina. (Whet it?). Harry Grattan (“Miss Ancient Lights Edward Laun 1“ A back row fairy ”). E. gijsrard (Monkey), Frank Glenistcr (Himself), Harry Athol (Gentleman ...