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... Lincoln; Mrs. Proadley Bishop. donation. Mr. Sparrow, Manton. Kirion Lindsey. 'hi. ed. for Dixon Ward; Mr. S. Holmes. eincilstreet. Lincoln. Ss.; and Mr. Alfred Jarklia. Heighingtou, as. for Clayton V. Mr. C. C. Sabtliorp. ...
... attentions, ail whom vied with each other in making the visitors feel quite home, Mr. Meadows, Mr. Grover. Mr. Jepson. Mr. .1. J. Bontwood, and many others who each and all did their possible to I'cndor the occasion red-letter era in the memory of the welcomed ...
... Dover, by the Rev. Golding-Bird. Harry, eldest son of the late Mr. H. Binfield, of Market Square, and Mrs. H. Binfield, 87, Folkestone Road. Dover, to Mary, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. t. C. Candiurn, of 8, Park Street, Dover. FINN—THHOWSE. — On ...
... price for September. Mrs Ennis, Bettystown. (22.15 TVLOVINCIAL AGENCY, 53 York street, Bell— fast, requires all classes respectable servants to supply orders ; send original thschargea ; apply at once. (20.3 PRE Young Aylesbury Drakes, Mrs Keane, Tubberboiee ...
... Terriers, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mortimer, Mr. and Mrs. B. Wincote (manager pro tem.), Mr. L. P. J.)yce, Miss Flo Banks (of the Music Hall Benevolent Fund), ...
... N. Collins and J. T. Blown, 2s. fid. each; Lady, 10s.; Miss Rivington, 2s. 6d.; E. Chaiinder, 10s,; Miss ...
... permanency or otherwiee; home pleasantly situated; an easy distance from Folkestone; comfortable home for a lady of limited means; piano.—Mrs. Msycock, Bank House, Newington, Folkestone. 2487 FRANCE, Board and Residence; ten minutes by rail to Boulogne; ...
... permanency or otherwise; house pleasantly situated; an easy distance from Folkestone; comfortable home for a lady of limited means; piano.—Mrs. Mavoock, Bank Rowe, Newington, Folkestone. 00% GENERAL wanted st mock,/ e_pply by letter, 17, Brockman Road ...
... Apprentices— Branston, St. Leonards. DEEBSMAKINO.-APPRENTICEH wanted; small payment from the start.—A. H. Hall, 33, 35, and 37, London-road, St. Leonards. DRAPERY. -Wanted, smart young Lady APPRENTICE to the general trade, good home.-F. J. and C. Coffin ...
... the inquest was held by Mr. Yere Benson, coroner for East Sussex. The Jury was chosen from the Crowborough G Company, Ist C.P.R.V. Mr. J. Hallett, of Burwood, Rotberfield, was chosen foreman the Jury. The first witness called was Mr. Willan, father the-deceased ...
... Lord de L'lale and Dudley's seat, furnishes further interesting matter and delightful illustrations for the eontinuation of Mr Leonard Willoughby's article on it; one in particular, the China Room, shows how effective a room can be filled entirely with china ...