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... breeding. in • dam shat 31 hags and 21 moods aid. Them WOO WI 'any_ 73 the dem b.'s. 12 and 15 old. in which Mr. Paelna-lieme tad Arm prim with Sir Greve, a very peony nark roan hy Preece of Orange. mime dem M. J W. Banns wee ninny end highly cornmeeded with ...

... berd, was row so. In • clam of abort thirty belly between and 21 old, Mr J W (bra third with Aikbank Victor and. Sr Quentin Cardigan. • wetly dark row by Prince or Chyme secured for Mr Partin-Moore the first prize Ha • claws 73 bulls between is mad is months ...

... through rem. there waa a 'total' working torn win& formed for the guild- -Mr, Arm- Wong thon. eeeretaryi Mrs Avimr ;how trenfunet. 11111 foot. Mr. lAlV•rey. Maff A. Mrf John Nekton. Mira Manisa. and Mrs l'heatte lehatnnani. The Lichee err worklng am t ...

... for istenet evidenced in divined of the two herds. The sale of the pedigree animals .as undertaken uy Mr. John Diorniawrow, while Mr. R. John. enne °Wined in the non pedigree .lass, and in each section an exceptionally ir..d demand tae •xperiemed, bidding ...

... Moore,. .5 I'. T,.ppin, 31ino grave Hall: John Gill. Jos. Hinslierslom. Untlisnk It. 11. Thompson, Minnick Hall: Wm. Thong:non, Inglewood. Carlisle John liirkerbr. Monk. hill Mill. liiisgh.lv.Sand, W. k. Arm. trng. Weeny Hill. Carlisle; E. Erroyd, In ...

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... $l. GEORGE'S TERRACE. 8, The Dead Brothers FUNERALS OF MESSRS. GEORGE AND JOHN FALLOWS. A paricularly sad feature of the tragedy at the Hodbarrmw Mine on Friday last was taut two brothers, both well-known and respected in this district, died together ...

... the Rev K. F. L. al later, Ihweel tastes, to Mary H. lahaatett both of Wires. Msicsie—Gecaustow —43 e the meth lost., it St John's Church, Keswick, by tag Has E. North Cos. Wills= Allred,youngest son et Mr and Mr. Metcalf, Whammies, to Lass Kos:. eldest ...

... The return of Sir John 'Hare to the Loufkra stage at the Comedy Theatre is one of the n *4,t interesting events of the theatrical season. He plays the part of an old man, as he has done so many times In the course of his career. Sir John is sixty-seven years ...

... piisig we a: • bale. aid they. St:nage—At 4, Nook Cottages, Great tirou44.. tua, Novemb,r a4tb, Albett, dearly be.deed aoa of John and Martha tou.im, aged r year and 7 moatbs. Interment at LI; igtoun Lbw Liiyard on Sunday atterocon. We had a darting He aa• ...

... pittchsseid h:rn for Mr. John Gal. Statue.. Tins runt n equal to Ist year's highest pm, the rustroal rot that Hem ltrahant Purple. tlw proporto .4 Mr. John Hen. am. The reo. rye iliamptort aro Nfarkranon. a white hull. the peliprooy I.lr. John Heaton. who the ...