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... Celebrated Ales, Stout & Porter: Messrs. YOUNGER'S and BASS' Bitter and Burton Ales. Messrs. WORTHINGTON'S Bottled Beers in splendid condition. 3fessta. SMITH, DRUCE. & CO.'S Superior GIN. Irish and Scotch Whiskies. Messrs. Martell's and Hennessy's Brandies ...
... HINTON ST GEORGE THE POCILI:1 T EARLD3M. —VILLAGE REJOICINGS As soon as it was known here by a telegram from Sir George Dallas on Friday afternoon,that the Law Lords had decided the young E trl should retain the title of Earl Poalett, the villagers ...
... Dr. and Mrs. Travers Smith, Mr. A. C. Smith, Mr. . R. Squires, the Assistant Inspector-Goucral Royal Irish Conel nbulary and the Misses Singleton, Mr., Mrs., and the Misses Hindon Mr. George A. Stevenson, Mr. Howard St. George, Mr. John R. Stritch, Mr ...
... bargain.—Apply No. North End-grove. Stamahaw. J~ T.int» Cups. Saucer'?. Tea Plates, etc.; hall u3ual price.—Martin and Worthington. Ltd.. Albertroad. g570 rW*TINE GLASSES and Tumbiera.—Several special lines vv piam and cut. low prices.—Martin and Worthmgton ...
... Salmonsgon, B. C., J.P. Bymonds, Canon Btott, W. H. Spedding, James Smith, Alfred Stockdale, Wm. Sidebotham, A. Smith, James Scott, Wm. Shirley, Edwin Shore, Chas. ; Smith, John Smith, Thomas Sowerbutts, John - - Bpedding, J. F. Spedding, Harry Staveacre ...
... SALES BY AUCTION. gt; C. SB. & George Cunningham, deceased. —Valuable Chief Rent and Freehold Property in Brooklands, in the County of Chester. By C. W. PRO VIS k at the Thatched House Hotel, Newmai-ket-place, Manchester, on Wednesday, November 18th ...
... Buckingham Palace COMMISSION EVIDENCE OF G WHITE The War specially Monday to from Sir George White The following the official summary supplied tbe Press Evidence given Sir George White (3CB Referring to bis experience Quartermaster-General before departure for ...
... from good layers, 3a. dozen; -also Aylesbury Ducks, doxen.—J. Smith, Railway - notel. AyZ° . Parrot. splendid bird, talking:, and tame with anyone, 305.; a bargain.—Only address, Smith s. Charlotte-street. AN ARIES. splendid songsters, from hens. 25 ...
... — SEASIDE & COUNTRY ‘APARTMENTS. —Mrs. George Bryden (from Leeds), Hawthorne House 20, Pleasant St., Claremont Park; superior Apart- ments, nts, public and private, pianos; close to sea and new parades. PLACKPOOL.—Miss A. Matthewman, 24, Adelaide Street ...
... BEATJOHAMP, MR. H. URWICK, AND MR. T. ARTEMUS ZONES (of the Free Trade Union). ME. GEORGE BALLARD (supported by Mr. A. W. Worthington, J.P., C.C., Colonel Talbot, Mr. Joel Smith, J.P., Mr. Edward Parry, and other leading Liberals). Chairman - To commence at ...
... BELIICHAMP, MR. E. lIRWICK., ML T. ABTEMIIa AMES (of the Free 'Wade Unise). Chairman - MR. GEORGE BALLARD' (pportmd by Mr. A. W. Worthington, Colonel. Talbot,. Mr. Joel Smith, J.P.,1114 Edward I Paley. and other leading Liharala). To oosameom M. 7 o'dook. ...
... to Samuel Worthington Worthington, the other moiety to Alio* Margaret Xu*-haw. Mia. Nottingham gave £l,OOO each to her eousiaa, the Bov. Arthur the Bee. Reginald Smith and Mary Jaaa Mawdsley; 0,000 to her osneias Herbert Smith, Albert Smith, ...