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... flagstaff in the middle of the arena, and the mossed bands played the National Anthem, while the Guards of Honour presented arms. The whole vast assemblage were, meantime, on their feet, the men the salute. Wtien tbe bands had ceased, the Herald and his ...

... Mr. lioiMl Msckirnter. Miss Violet Lloyd. Mr. Grossmith. Jan.* Miss Millie Mr. Robert Nainby. Min Norma Whallef, Mr. Harry Grattan. Miss eartan Millar. Mr. Herbert Clay urn. Mias Mai# Saqui. Mr. rthur Mias Kitty Mssoe. and Mr. Edmund Payne. Mias Ethel Sydney ...

... Unveiling Statue of Queen Victoria. 582 Newfoundland Naval Reserve The Raw Material --Drilling at St. John's Musketry Drill H.M.S. Calypso at St. John's-- in Winter Quarters-- A Fishing Station, 312 New Zealand Band, The, 708 New Zealand Sundowners, 328 ...

... retuned. gill., Hrs. nr6. 2 Gott. ear, of hint Collins, 4. Cardigan-4 aq mark Pile, to to ow °. errant, Ilertilt-cd.. tee,* Turks meek la ors Mr. Leans to breathe through the sorrily. FOUND. Arm—Whenwasting the part elves 111.41 —Jeri Bird, for hi parer ...

... been announced, is between Lord Cardigan, only sou of Lord Ailesbury, and Miss Madden, only daughter of the late Mr. Madden, of Hilton Park, Monaghan, and of Lady Caroline Madden, sister of the late Lord Leitrim. Lord Cardigan, who is twenty-nine, was given ...

... rnnuer-up, £3lo^. Mrs. Carlo Clnrko’s d Morshnm Rightaway, by Restitute:—Game Bess. U-at Mr. A. Greru’s and Lord Cardigan, by Dear Cardigan—Sussox Bello Mr. W.H. Smith’s ror fd Special Globe, l’i:d«r the Glolo— Guntoi, .1;r. VV. K. Suiart's r d Henty, ...

... of state for War with a round silver•gilt inkstand, beaded with green leaves and the pearl-like buds of the with the Royal Arms in relief on the lid. Prince Christian's gift bridal flower. Over a wreath of orange blossoms an old lace to the bride was ...

... D.C. to Lord Cardigan; he was wounded, had two horses killed, and was taken prisoner, but escaped. I must .not omit the names four very distinguished and worthy men, who subsequently became oommiesioned officers Lieutenant- Colonels John Brown, Robert ...

... for the 11111120. TRNER'S ROAD (I and 2. Alexandravillas); long lease. 1.3 each ; let to old tonants.• -Particulars of Mr. John butler, Auc Women, 44, Gaoon-strest, It C. as 31 I,ITALTHANSTOW.—T. be Lek war St. V Janes' Man= ; an slant service ; No. 711 ...

... points which to many would have appeared insurmountable. The other members of the board are Mr. John Francis, lately High Sheriff of the County of Cardigan, Mr. W. T. Madge, Mr. Frank Egis, and Mr. C. E. Cottier. The engineers were Sir James Szlumper, ...

... Bernard Wilson, Mr. and Mrs, H. B. Durlocher, Mrs. G. Hillyard, Major Ricardo, Mr. Frank Mild may, Mr. John Green, Mr. J, Otho Paget. Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. John Grottos, Count Larisohe, Sir Fredk Fowke, Colonel and Mrs. Blair, Colonel Grenfell, Mr. Cecil Grenfell ...