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... outter, good salesman; one used to soliciting preferred—John Williams and Co., Caterers, Brecon. 855n WANT P:D. Ai,-Lailt. Tobacconi,t, Fancy Business — VT Timothy, Excelsior Cigar Exchange, St. John's- square, Cardiff 823n \\7 ANTED, r ...
... TOD. Major and Adjutant, Ist London V.R.C. 130. Bunhill-row. E.C.. Ist October. 1900.. Notices. School of Arms.— The Regimental School of Arms re-opens tomorrow (Tuesday), at7.3C. for the season. The practice nights are Tuesdays and Fridays, at 7.30 ...
... FE. Pottery-lane Board School 7.0 Chairmanc. JOCe.-PHUS PEPPER. MH0 4REENG IFTES. Cereetateq Board School, 5.15. Chairman, JOHN- WV GARNEIP, JR.P THURSDAY. GOct. 4-BRADFORD. Me lnc'Iechtott, 2.lI. O. CLAYTON. NaItional Srhools, 7.30. tlbair- mn.n -HARIIISO-N ...
... them was aot and twelve sheep were op dis} ot at Me to Se Mr. John and Soo Pearse oo:d 39 fut and builocks apd 201 ewes and wethers, at prices mutton, 64 tb, and wether Tid by the carcass. John Maye of store cattle and ebeep at New wheat, Te to 3d per bag ...
... and UNITED STATES .tIX AILINGS FT.ost LIVER~POOL. as.IAMCI,aSN~for Ineh-c ?? .Oct. 4th, as. IJBEARAl~nnnssAllan . .for Siz. Jo~hn's x.E.,anal CO flrlzaiax ?? 6th.' F4s. CORINTHIaN-' ?? Qnebec ?? lt 1aoo2Fres train £10, ISacoocl Cabin £~7, S~teerarga £5 ...
... Chandley will net be seen in the Is 3addle this week. 3s H. Garrett, the ateeplechase jcekey, has ar- t rived at Berwick 6t. John's, and will in fubare :e train the horoes under the supervision of MiajeIr Le Edwrardsi. a, We are pleased to report a alight ...
... junr. Miss MAUD HOBSON, Mr. BD. RED WAY. Miss ROSE BOOTE Mr. ROBERT NAINBY, Miss MARGARET ERASES Mr. JOHN TRESAHAR. Miss MAIE SAQUT, Mr. HARRY GRATTAN. Miss KITTY MASON. Mr. A. HATHERTON. and ,„ -~ - and „.~ .r^ . Mias KATIE SEYMOUE. Mr. EDMUND PAYNE. ...
... junr., Miss MAUD HOBSON. Mr. ED. REDWAY. Miss ROSE BOOTE. Mr. ROBERT NAINBY. Miss MARGARET FRASEB Mr. JOHN TRESAHAR. Miss MAIE SAQUI. Mr. HARRY GRATTAN. Miss KITTY MASON. Mr. A. HATHERTON, and and Miss KATIE SEYMOUR. Mr. EDMUND PAYNE. MATINEE SATURDAY NEXT ...
... because, forsooth, they diet not receive him with bouquets of flowers and illuminations when he came with his battalion of armed policemen openly to defy the universal opinion of the Nationalists Cork, instead of talking of the people of Bandon road drunken ...
... the farmers but for the labourers. The Convention which was held in Dublin John Redmond had declared to be the greatest National Convention held in Ireland since the days of Grattan (hear. hear). It was good enough for the Archbishops, Bishops, and priests ...
... Clothing Trade took place 0eo 0RJVIE & SOS Mechanics’ Clothing and Moleskin Trousers Waistcoats Blue Twill Overalls Jackets Cardigans Shirts Braces Mufflers and everything I evening continuation school THE UTTOXETER URBAN DISTRICT CONTRACTORS PAINTERS AND ...
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