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... an excellent turn . The were new and amusing . BURTON - ON - Hotjsh ( Proprietor * , Messrs . Bennett and ; , Mr . John WtilerJ . . John F . Preston , Miss Madge , and company arc presenting here Ihi . week The Rogues of the Turf . as it docs in such ...
... number of mourners were present. ROUND ABOUT MANCHESTER. Mr. Thomas O’Garra, of Ancoats, delivered an interesting lecture on “ Grattan’s Irish Parliament,” in St. Anne’s on Sunday afternoon. The choir of St. Alban’s, Blackburn, gave a sacred concert in the ...
... Division; Major-General Vetch, commanding the 13th Brigade Sir John Ross of Bladensburg, the Chief Commissioner of the Dublin Metropolitan Police ; Sir Arthur Vicars, Ulster King of Arms; and the chairman and directors of the Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford ...
... AYNSLEY'S CASE Aynsley's Case, by George Manville Fenn (John Long), is a vividly told and dramatic tale telling of the love of a clever young doctor for the daughter of an elderly baronet. Sir John Waldcn, the baronet in question, is so genial and charming ...
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... sailed Knightagarth (s) [Feb 9] Southampton PENZANCE arrived John O'Neill, Donovan Emily, Andersen Ellesmereport Annie ut Briton (s), Shields RUNCORN ale - .red Teat [Feb 8] Cardigan Florence Louisa, Enshing Alfred, Kingsbridge Edith, &Iva Stanley ...
... [Feb 12] Liverpool CARNARVON .. sailed Christiana (a) [F ebi 12] Liverpool Trafford (s), Jones, Trevor Telephone, Cardigan CHARLESTOWN— ST. JOHN. Orion I—) Cape de Gala towed into Halifax Oct 20, alxindeaed; crew Bayed_ CORNWALL sailed Gem [Feb 11] Tayport ...
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... did not the child of the merrier. was Africa. The wife said that she would leanice, and he will be succeeded la me with his arms. I was holding the greeted. tiller, steering. His *sly kissed me sot to Italia. bat he begged command of the regiment by Maj ...
... on the heavy ground than their rivals, and some date February! 19. very clever combination arming the forwards Sub-Lieuts. G. H. Kellett, E. L. Colley Grattan, gave Wright an opportunity, but the latter sent B. Layer& all toe Thames, for instruction ...