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... by Adjt. on Reconnoitring, for all ranks, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Royal Horticultural Society's Show, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. School of arms, 7to 10 p.m.—Wednesdav, company drill (trained Vols.) : left-half battln 6.30 to 7.30, right-half battln. 7.30 to 8.30 p.m ...
... (a), Thomas [Febl4] Penarth Sylph, Ipswich Henry Brand (a), Seott [ls] Shields John Graftonks),Buoderlnd SOUTHAIPTON— ELING arrived Seeker, King [Feb 15) Southampton Cardigan, Redd, do Ella & Norman, Jarrett. Euxu sailed Queen Victoria, Woolf [Feb 15] Poole ...
... estimation tbs best o( hie year, and let him meet whatever he may, hie opponent wilt flod that has something beyond plating (arm to dispose ot. Ot coarse, it leaves ms in a very tricky position to tip this trio, not having the pleasure being behind the ...
... WITH OUR SONS? FARM and COLONIZATION COMPANY LIMITED. Ll ae croee. Harold J. Reckltt, Estr.,TilT.,..Winestead Hall, E. Yorks. John Brook Bray, Es Polecat°. Sumer. Glasgow, Esw., Tue Rowans, Blackheath. S.E. The Company provides locations, under supervision ...
... (a), Baltic Volmer. Lotte (s); Vulcan [l2] do ELSINORE anchored is the roads Hand (s) [Feb 11] Lynn for orders HORSENS armed Hekla (a) [Feb 4] Ro'neaa FREDERMIIHAVAarrived Hermit (a) [to Feb 12]Riga for Motitro;e Hermes (s), BohNen, Libsu for Rouen ...
... the hand of William Camden Clarencieuz, King at Arms) have ever sat on the throne of England, and one of the most loved time for that. She was troubled by great want of power of in the possession of John Wilmot, Esq., F.S.A. who found it and noble women ...
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... total heat was 2 , 218 dev ot4 a difference in favour of the two inches al t, degrees. Rut if the plates were going to buckle Arm* excessive heat be (Mr. Lawrie) should think thshiskles much more likely to occur in the first case this I th last. The author ...