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... unvisited by any white men, much lens a missionary. The Rev. A. J. REID next evoke. and then Mr. SMITH, the returned missionary, who reported that :•George was enjoying Qua Iboe. and was a success there in being &hie to draw the attention of the people ...
... ; Cades Alfred Middleton Smith, London; Loma William Smith, Leiston, Suffolk; Bernard de Soyaaa (hon. secretary for the meeting), Bristol: James Stevens, Birmingham; Bichard Henry StiOtesburv, Stonehouse. Glos.; Alfred George Strong, Bristol; Wallace ...
... WORTHINGTON’S INDIA PALE ALE IN BOTTLE, AN INVIGORATING & NOURISHING ? TONIC. HIUHGATE PETTY SESSIONS. j. k Mnrli’v, liufttmixl, for l- inp baMtiwi drunk Kid diaurdertv and uaine nr drunkard « defined by S ,-t,on Ilnhi- ba.p»«e. hood ■». and .•oata. MONDAY ...
... of Cardiff. eldest .on of Robert and Edith Walter. of Firs Brake. Cheltenham, to Frances Eleanor Phmnix Smith. only daughter of Thomas and Sarah Smith, of Newcastle. Staffs. lALIIB.—On the 4th Inst., at 31, Wlndaorntreet. Han. ky, Albert John Hale., aged ...
... Bufnden way. Despite what hear George being unable to get down low shots, he acquitted himself Anfleld in the capable way has done hitherto. Joe Hewitt’s daisy cutter, low down, would have beaten the most agile keepers. Yes, George, the Villan, is still in ...
... Collard, Kirktnan, Broadwood, Stuart and Stuart, Smith and Denham, in excellent condition, suit beginners ; from 6 guineas cash or ss. per month defer red system. Write for list, Godfrey and Co., Ltd., 2, St. George's Gate, Canterbury. PIANOFORTE by Godfrey ...
... FOR PUDDING and DiIINCEMEAT, AT VERY LOW PRICES.: TOM SMITH'S CRACKERS. BOXES of CHOCOLATES, and numerous FANCY ARTICLES filled with Chocolates. CRYSTALIZED FRUITS. FRENCH PLUMS, FIGS, OATES, MUSCATELS, :: ALMONDS, :; NUTS and ORANGES all prices. Choice ...
... Pemm, ¢ L. Shatford, b Worthington, 17; T. Mansbridge, Ibw, b Brewer, 11; W. Davenport, o J. Shatford, b Brewer, 0; J. Forty, ¢ Taylor, b Brewer, 2; J. Walker, b Worthington, 1; W. Green, not out, 5; W. Panter, b Worthington, 3: W. Rowe, ¢ and b Brewer ...
... mustard pot; Mr. and Mrs. H. Cassell, Nottiasham, crumb weep sad ; Mr. and Mrs. George Coal:. Thraposisa. plated apergaa; Mrs. Knight. Thraps ten, baud fork; Mr. and Mrs. William Smith. Thrapeelon, plated ea stand; Evelyn, Frank. and Lionel. plated hat .water ...
... DEATHS. BAKER—ISth itwi., aged 36. Worthington Street, Whitchurch, Ellen, daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Baker. BANKES—ISth inst., aged 23. 45. Eaton Square. London, John Bthclston Eldon, eldest son of John Eldon Bankes, K.O. BIRCH—3rd insL. ago) 47 ...
... the Rev. Cotton Smith, John William eldest son of the late John Burkitt, Jtickenrote Lodge, to Margaret eldest surviving daughter William and Mrs. Robinson, Stretton. Parish—Hill. —July 25th, St. Matthias church, Burley, Leeds, George Lyndon Parish, of ...
... BLAKEMORE (surgery) Upper George-street, 178 HERBERT BLAKEMORE, Physician and Surgeon 58 Market-street. 41 JON. BLAKEMORE Machine Iron Mt Orchard House 19 BLAKEMORE & CO.. LTD., Screw Bolt Manufacturer Cross-street. George and Dragon Hotel, Tyldeefoy ...