... lam afraid not, and I think you will not begrudge five minutes spent in hearing of John Smeattio, under whose direction this old lighthouse was built. JOHN SM EATON. John Staeaton, F.H.S., was born at Amthorpe, near Leeds, in the year 5724. father of Srneaton ...

... Rangers. Mr. D. Martin acted as referee. and lined out the teams as follows: —Glenvale—J. Stewart; P. M'Grattan, T. Rankin; C. Al'Alister. W, M'Grattan, A. Clarke; J. Doherty. J. Todd, T. Martin, J. Millar, and .1. Edmundson. Rangers—N. Camels; G. Gage, ...

... Maaons’ Tools.—Apply John Lucas and Sons, Green lane, Sheffield. 5178 I'HE BUSINESS of Daniel Smith and 00., Maker* . of Presses, Stamp®, Shears, etc., formerly of Wolverhampton, now Acquired and carried on John Hand® and Son®, Ltd., Cardigan Work®, Belmont ...

... Tools.—Apply John Luca* and Sons, Green lane, Sheffield. y 6178 rpHE BUSINESS of Daniel Smith and Co., Makers of Presses, Stamps, Shears, etc., formerly of Wolverhampton, now Acquired and carried by John Hands and Sons. Ltd., at Cardigan Works, Belmcnt ...

... Maeons’ Tools. —Apply John Lucas and .Sons, Green lane, Sheffield. 5178 rpHE BUSINESS of Daniel Smith and 00., Maker* of Presses, Stamps, Shears, etc., formerly Wolverhampton, now Acquired and carried on by John Hand# and Son#, Ltd., Cardigan Work#. Belmont ...

... Richard Carter not guitty on • of altooting John Kenna near Abbeyleix in nay Railway Employee In Trouble. MYETIERY OF A BALE OF CLO'rli. At • special court before Mr If. on Monday. John (Instello. Grattan Street. : Maryborough, a signalman in the employment ...

... ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. TTy* Misww Srayly. 21 Grattan street, beg morn their Bineave thanks (o tbe following tor oeoWibuttona in aid tfaetr speiual CbnsUaaa collection for pro- TKkog treats for children, and smaonable gifts of food, clothing, and coal lor the ...

... and matters are complicated by the inadequacy of police force. SOUTH AFRICAN UNION. laiK JOHN ERASER’S-VIEW. (BETTER'S TELEGRAM.) BLOEMB'ONTEIN. Thursday. iir John Fraser, in interview to-day, said that be was strongly in favour of a closer union of the ...

... been skating a great deal at the club lately. The Countess of Cardigan is entertaining a large shooting-party at Deene Park, Northamptonshire. not yet dignified himself with the conventional arms and supporters, as Lord Wolverhampton has, with the motto ...

... COURT. Tuesday.—Before Mr. W. 0. Norman (in the chair), Aid. J. Grundy, and Aid. C. Boam. Dishonest Midland Railway Employee.— John Brown, labourer. Shaftesbury-street, was charged on remand with stealing on 14th Dec. 271bs. of scrap copper, v&luo 155., from ...

... Dec. 27. CARDIGAN READ, for Belfaar. W' 2ff COLUMBIAN, from 80-.too. Graveled D tc. 2». CITY OF YORK, from trie »«* CARXARVONfifHRE, frem London, arrived Dec. EVANGELIST., for Liverpool, left Halifax Par.2ll. GEORGIAN PRINCE, from Cardiff, armed at Dec ...

... Smith and Co., Makers of Presses. Stamps, Shears, etc., formerly of Wolverhampton, now Acquired and carried on John Hand* and Son*. Ltd., at Cardigan Works. Belmont row, Birmingham. FURNITURE. T^UBNIS KING.—Easy Payments or I Selection. Everything required ...