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... candidate, Woe Valley Division); Mr. C. J. Leyland, chairman, Berwick Division); Mr. N. Grattan Doyle (secretary. Northern. Torii Reform Federation), Connallor John Whitfield (chairman, )lorpoth Borough); Aid. Isaac Black (chairman, Tyne: niouth Borough); ...
... home, and made • collection, which totalled to like LI Ifs. a week. Lately, has'me, he bad (misted a apiritnalist church is Cardigan Reed, capable of bolding 110 persons. and it was estimated that the eollections in • week sow readied neatly 1:5. In addition ...
... Clans, 109 and 110 only. First P-Ire /10. Pr.', f 4. Third Pune 14. John Eter_Burton Ruhy Spot 1. John Even , . Barton 3rd. 2: Die Earl of Ermine Tattoo. Enderby Lars 4th, 3. John Evers. Barton ith. r. b.c. SOUTH DEVON. JIIDGE:- , Mr. J. M Peek*. Class ...
... Grand Vizier and Rowton Vitalba. Mr. H. le Merchant's Palo Chann and The Only Way taking second place. and Mr. John Kerr's headwater Little John and Loudwater Robin Hood the third. In a harness clam between 14 and 15 hands, the Olympia winner Fylde Sahrinetto ...
... Richard Plummer, D.C.L., A. P. Andersen, John Goolden, Hugh M o rton , J. A. Bata - , Th omas Crawford, George Harkte. J. F. Weidner, and Robert Flowers; Mr. J. Gibson Youll (Clerk of the Peace); Councillors Dr. John Robert Mason. J. J. Gillespie . H. Forster ...
... Hopkins, Mr. Rowland Hodge, Mr. W. C. Mountain, Mr. P. D. Challoner, Mr W. R. Arm. strong, Mr. J. W. 'Morrison, Mr. W. M. Skinner, Darlington ; Mr. W. A. Temperley, and Mr. N. Grattan Doyle, general secre4try. Mr. F. Ames represented the Rolled Weldlem Chain ...
... breaking of the coupling, and that all the men concerned acted with promptitude. and did their beet to prevent an accident. Dnver John Davis, who was charge of the engine that was forced cm to *lel pamenger train was to be commended Way for meeting the mummy ...
... Masioisias.—Mids Chrissie Jeffrey pawed Grade I. Piano ( h earses). Pupil of Mies Foreman, 38, Cardigan Terrace, Heaton. Blanche Forster, pupil of Mr. John E. Jeffries, F.R.C.0., has successfully passed the Higher Advanced Grade of the Incorporated Society ...
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... 444.-APPLY Rothbury Terrace. =EATON, Bobnibroko tßreet.-Coneensent /loose Let. Ger ',nos bathe:lon, K6110[7. .-Apply IA Cardigan Ternce. LATUN Pork Road -Rs LA4 . i. ,rel l og 7 n.100 k ; ,.. rd Ittbesea.-tpply . J. F.AT11211.-To Let oast: .elf.cootanted ...
... of the Usited Clot LOLL SOCIAL. London College of Music.—At the meat examination, John Davie= palmed the Sealer Sectioo.—Only pupil etttered by Mite Foretttae. 33, Cardigan Terrace, Heaton. At s meeting of the overseers for the p . r of Sett • rote of 2s ...
... like Yorkshire friends, once yen got them. Proceeding to deal with the aubjeet of 'brotherhood, Dr. Long said that be supposed arms serail* was talked about brotherhood than oboist shiest any ether word human langetige began, but in spite of that it was • ...