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... whic'h to fche calmer .-eye of history may' w ^ H seem to distort the true perspective of events . • la the course of the war John . Bright , true to the ideal ' of , his - eohool and creed , h&d protested againafc ifc wittr eloquence unsnrptussed in his ...
... House , accompanied by Sir John M ' Neill , to ( Trinity Pier , in order to rejoin tho transport . , _ . ., The newly created Earl , on reaching the J . rlnll . } Pier , went . on board tho AlbarU , accompanied by Sir John M'Neill , the Queen ' s Equerry ...
... PAILLASSES. PILLOWS and BOLSTER, FLOORCLOTH. FENDER. FIRE-IRONS. STOCK SUITES from £5 15a. RUSSELL'S. ACOORDEONS and melodaana, lor from 3a 6d upwarda.—John Murray,_93_West Dow. repaired, 3d per note; American organs tuned—Shepherd, Johnston Ter^ AMERICAN ...
... there being only four cases for LORD SALISBURY AND MR T. W. RUSSELL. T. W. Russell, M.P., has published a communication which he received from Lord Salisbury »fter the severance of his (Mr Russell's) connection with the Local Government Board, in which -he ...
... Athletic their delayed East Scotland Cup at Brum Park, Do'ncu. Orange will be represented by: Stannars; Cunningham and Sneddon; Russell, and Chrr; Mo Ha, Watson, Cuthlti. and Alexander. BQrrKS. Oux Glasgow writes: We have had so much this week in that the games ...
... 58 marriages. In 1899 the totals were: Births, 321; deaths, 157; marriages, 56. Honouring a Hawick Volunteer.—Last night Mr John Davidson, who accompanied the Rev. J. Wilson, of Wilton (Hawick) Parish Church, chaplain to the army in South Africa, was presented ...
... accused would have been murdered. A GENERAL'S FEAR OF SUDDEN INVASION re-opening the Aberdeen Wappinschaw Bazaar to-day. General Russel, M.P., emphasised the importance of long range shooting view of the deadly character of modern weapons. He spoke the danger ...
... TESSEi.s. MESSRS R. CAIRNS 1 Co. Caioryau—At Leith. YR DAVID Cavendish—At Bilbao. Sitserton—On passage to Port &id. MESSRS RUSSELL, 11113KIE, & Co. Craisnruk—On passage to Plate. 11ES8R8 HENDSRSON a SPINISOSS. Dumblaue—At Durban ou pamage to St Vi cent ...
... of Bailie Manclark, seconded by Councillor Blackie, recommended the Council to confer the title of Chamberlain on Mr John Russell, Treasurer of Police, as authorised by the. Town Councils (Scotland) Act, 1900. TO ST J'AMES . ETISCOTAL Carers.--Intimation ...
... PILLOW* and BOLSTER, FLOORCLOTH. FENDER, TIRE-IRONS LARGE STOCK SUITES from £5 15a. AT RUSSELL'S. Musical Instruuats. A CCORDEON S melodeons, 500 for sale, from XX upwards.—John Murray, a3 West Bow. ALu>KUj!luN2i repaired, per note; American organs tuned.—Shepnerd ...
... _ Street. VfEBSAGE girl wanted; good given.—Brown, ATX Montagu Terrace. MESSAGE boy wanted, about 15, Immediately.—J. Russell, Ironmonger, Leith. MESSAGE boy wanted —Apply James Robertson A Co., 35a George ]VrEaB.\GE tloly wanted for the grocery trade ...
... against Mr Russell , for now there are some who complain that he has been endeavouring to dictate to them , and that he has helped the agitation by clumsily seeking to deride ' it . That the agitation will now be carried'on by Mr'T ; W ; Russell with much ...