... The Warehouse, ARMLEY, LEEDS. WHEN YOU LAND NEW * OEK STAY \T THE STAR HOTEL, John T. Blake, Proprietor, from St. Austell, 67, CLARKSON STREET, Near West Street (Late Miners Arms), New York Ticket Agent for all Steamships and Railroads. tnglish and American ...

... Barnstaple. He had known John Thorne and his wife for years, and had always been on friendly terms. At one time they used to attend mission for which he engaged evangelist and from time to time he had done them acts of kindness. had made John Thorne presents. ...

... Saveray &.2i Arthur Bo'M*ris 2,>» Troupe A 5 j t-electionC Wjl'.taniTell‘i 9.u5 Esmond and . Ll 5 and Koyoehi. lu.lo AlfredM.Arms*n AiS Liaoea .. IC.cO A&ißePiclureFoftearde 8.55 Llephacfe .. 10.;0 Ziri PapUloo Asg j Bioscope 10.50 WeM from i'a. ...

... presents to John. On occasion he pointed out the effect any = ites would have. and Thorne then be Seal vote te for Elliott. To this he remarked, do me this favour I will do you favour if Bs reason at any futare time you want one done.” He had Cardigan jackets ...

... Healthy v:mU:n. Home comforte. core. Physical culture. Tennis, Hockey, Arc. Terms mod.—Principal, Lawrence. GREAT MALVERN.—GRATTAN HOUSE. Principals : Hue Britten, L.L.A., Florence Britten, 8.A., Loud. Home for Girls. Christian care and Thorough modern ...

... Windsor arm chair; Messrs. Hammond and Dawson, felt hat; Mr. \V.n. Hood, jun., pair of blankets; Mr. E. Heyden, toilet set; Corpl. A. Holiuan, pair of boots order; Mr. J. *e, , Irish ham; Mr. James Knight, pair ct' boots to order; Mr. John Knight, fancy ...

... MMiaaaM Oartla Millar Marta StudSolma. UahrUU* Ray. PbyUU Blair. Oayaor Koulaadt. OoaaU Kdla; Lfanal Batart Nalii by. Barry Grattan. June. SeUiran, A. HatSartoa. Bart Mind an. Unmm, W. Spray. M. Taytor. and EOm—d DALY'S THKATRR TO-DAY. at A3oaad AIS.THK ...

... BIRTHS. —4th inst.. at Spring Lodge, Dyke-road, Brighton, Howard Aston and Marguerite Nath arms Mary Aliport- gJILi lE —&th Inst., Claydon. Suffolk, the wif« of Captain jjaillie, Royal Field Artillery, a son. BRA.N L> —Dec., House, Whitehall, Lady Kath ...

... Tbontas. E. H. Brooke. Matooe, Berth* Seaton. Dawn: Maaars. E. H. Kelly. J. Csuiubell, stauley I'rlacle, Bsrry, Chris slkar. John Motley, aad O'SuUivan. GARRICK THEATRE THIS EVENING, at 8.30. THE WALLS JERICHO: Mr. Arthur Bourchler and HU* Violet Vankrncli: ...

... (received 111b, H.«oton XrTember, wl D.» armed (received 61b) Ove 'ngths behind. Four run. Won previously in Ireland. In the absence ol Honestu. and Orpington, BUSHFOBD LASS or DEVIL'S DANCE “devil’s DANCE 'list fell in John Dennis' (gave 31b) neeplMlim « PtrtmoiJtU ...

... those eighteenth-tent try costumes Tor the theatricals, I noticed there war one wardrobe no couldn't get into. Now, if we get John's bona of keys, we may find all eons of treasures. Yee, we way. said Tommy. It would he fun, wouldn't it's • Wel!, don't ...

... 000: was on Tuesday handed by Dr. L. Reynolds to the Treasurer of the Hospital. THE SPOTTED NEGRO BOY. When giving account of John Richardson, the Prince of Showmen, and a native of Great Marlow, I promised to add a few particulars respecting the little ...