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... of Mr Grattan' ?' asked Ann, with a keen look at her cousin. Ainslie shrugged his shoulders, and a smile pLlyed about his mcuth as he auswered : ' Mr Graham does not want my frieodrhip. I guess be has got his eyes on you, Cousin Ann.' Any reply from Miss ...
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... residence of his Son-in-law. Astley Arms Hotel, Ashton-under- Lyne, JAMES . Reprorp—On_ October 14th, 1902, at 17, M street, Ashion, GROEGE REDFORD, aged 70 ym‘w TavLon—On October 14, aged 74 years, Sarab, widow of John Taylor, Crof-street, Hyde. 't BrekLEY—On ...
... the trailer. As far gathered, they were trying the junction of KirkstaM with Woodside Avenue the Kirkst&ll side of the Cardigan Arm®, pa«o an electric car which was proceeding in the same direction, when the motor cycle collided with a pooy and cart. ...
... who have expressed an intention of being present are the Revs. Prebendary Webb-Peploe. Dr. Pierson, John M.Ned, Canon Aitken, Dr. Grattan Guinneas, John Brash, J. Gregory Mantle, Dr. Elder Cumming, the Bis ho p of Durham, Bishop Tugwell, J. H. Macpherson ...
... occurred between the schooner Windermere and the steamer ttlenmay. while the Carnarvon ' schooner John Ewing went ashore in a dangerous position on Cardigan Bar. The crew saved. ...
... 78 year, PARKIN.—At learn, on the 17th John Patia. aged 20 years. GONYEON.—At Iham, Lochrutton, tW.r he the 18th Intl., onnyoon, In his 57th year. WILSON.—At Irish Street. Dinerkm, on the 18th mile widow of John Wilms, Caihle.Doliglaa. shod yearn. AOSTIN--In ...
... nIIEEN'S ARMS. OREADLE.—RABBrr Cores- ING.—A Sweep will be held To-dat lWturdari; £1 10s. will be added to a 2a. 6d. single and 4s. double entrance: best of 3 courses, usual conditions. The Snit rabbit to be drooped at 2 o'clock.—DrAlt. CARDIGAN GROUNDS ...
... 7 off Falmouth Oct 7 Cardigan Castle--at Australia Sept 13 Cardiganshire—San FranCisco July 26 Cork I Cannanian--st San Francisco Sept 17 Carna-von Bar--flt Aug 29 Africa Carneeld Llewellyn--at Cap* Town Oct 3 Carpeaian—at St John'e, SF. July 15 Casab ...
... aged 3 1 / 2 years, Robert John Greening, much loved son of Joseph and ' Mary J. Lees, of Old Swan. (Safe in the arms of Jesus.) • , LINKLA TER-Sept. 16, at 117, Hartington-road, the residence of her son-in-law, Captain John Linklater, peed 83 years, Rubina ...
... and at the Crown Hotel. Brozboarne Bridge. Berta. SPARROW SBOOTING-Sweepetakee at the Bed Lion. Went. Leigh. RABBIT at the Cardigan Grounds. Leeds; Greenwich Park. Aintree. sear Liverpool: and at ;he Rochdale Athletic Oroued. FOR CYCI.IgTS ',MUTING-UP Tlllla ...
... interludes” (John Lane), and Owen Seamen’s “Horace at Cambridge” (John Lane), a new and revised edition of the clever Horatisn imitation which “Punch’s” brilliant satirist published few years ago. Another poetical enterprise of Mr. John Lane is a tiny ...