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... which we can sincerely recommend to i*-oplo anxious possess themself©»of fsets ami impoit of Grattan's career. Tho controversy which raged round the policy ot Grattan in and round the devtmetion of the Irish Parliament full lessons for the present, and the ...
... The Earl of Cardigan, D. 5.0., to Miss Sydney Madden. wedding of the week, and one of the most important of 1. the season, was that of George William James Chamber Brudenell-Bruce, Earl of Cardigan, D. 5.0., only son of the Marquess of Ailesbury and Georgians ...
... BRIDGWATER armed J Milton, Nurse [Oct 31) Runcorn 11.obiu Hood,Watts,Cardiff Commerce, Bell, do Stroud Packet, Ryder Newport BRIDGWATER rodeo Charles, Britain [Oct 3l) Cardiff Argo, Cockle, do Severn, Barnes. Newport BRISTOL arrived *Admit ...
... did they think of the gold bracelet on' her arm given her by Mr. Grattan? Did they not believe the story that as regards one of those bracelets Mrs. Gillespie had, in fact, said that she had promised Mr. Grattan that she would never take it off as long as ...
... drowsy. He always disliked Mr. Grattan and only tolerated his visits. Mr. Grattan had not been .on terms of closest intimacy with him, though he had tried to be. They usually called each other Monte and Walter. On Mr. Grattan's return from China in 1898 ...
... injured spine. James Hearn, Norman-rd., Hornsey-rise, injured leg. Henlry Oweus, Malpas-rd., Brockley, injured cg. Fred Bagg, St. John-st.-rd., injured leg. Herbert ({rnun, Thurlow Lodge, West Dulwich, injuries to head and body. Edward Moll, North Wood, Pinner ...
... Wyngate, &c, “A brilliant success.'—Biruikckam Daily Post. THE MAIDS OF PARADISE. By Robert W. Chambers Author of “Cardigan,” “The Maid-at-Arms,” &c. [Second Edition. Conceived in a true romantic spirit.”—Bookman. Full of keen and humorous observat on. —Athenaium ...
... remembered after the book is laid aside.--SATURDAY R6VIEW. THE MAIDS OF PARADISE. By ROBERT W. CHAMBEHE. Author of Cardigan, The Ma:d•at•Arms, dc:. 2nd Edition. A CONSTABLE and CO., Limited, Westminster. 6/- BRAM STOKER'S NEW NOVEL 6/ Trims : Truly thrilling ...
... the Rev. Prebendary Ridgeway. A . Vicar. John Williams Ctmlitfe. eldest son of the late Robert Cunliffe. of 17. Invemows-terraee. W . :in ...
... cloth ; 7s. Od. net in leather. NEW SIX-SHILLING FICTION. THE MAIDS OF PARADISE. By K. W. CHAMBERS, Author of “Cardigan, “The Maid-at-Arms,” &c. BARBARA LADD. CHARLES G. D, Second Edition now Ready. MR. PERCY WHITE'S LATEST EOOK. PARK LANE. By PERCIf ...
... NOTES AND REVIEW& Mr John Morley bee made gored prestas+ with his life of Mr. Gladstone. and the wort ei.:l be one of the earliest books to be issued by Messrs. Macmillan in the autumn. 'Gulliver Jos, a political *it on the Routh African War and subte-quent ...
... G GAZETTE AND LLOYD'S LIST. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. 1903. BAIT= armed Moses Parry. Grimes (Sept 21] Hannon Gem is) [Sept 21] Glasgow BLITZ Naiad Maseppa (a) [Sept 21] Dartmouth BRIDGWATER Torrington (a). Allen [Sept 21] Liverpool Sunshine. ...