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... HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &.c. \ TWO MILK FLOATS For Sale. Nearly new.—G- Hilmer, I St. John's Hill, SnaftesTmtjfc I60t«5o (1 OOD LIGHT BAKER'S CART Wanted, to suit 15 hands. ; It —Bargk, Baker. liaNtock. Ve jvi!. f6OS6 , \7*AKS. new and fcevond-liand ...
... PtSIDENTIAL PROPERTIES, SITES, &e VAIRWEATHER FAIRLIE & SON (JOHN EARLE FAIRLIE), ESTATE AGENTS. XISBURY, WILTS. 'Phone 5. DORSET Freehold, Detached, Brick and Slated COTTAGE, with (food parden- In good order. Quiet, pleasant position. 1300. Immediate ...
... d respect. The deceased, who Was the eon of the late Mr. aid Mrs. Edwin ' ' Fear (late of Bishop Sutton) pissed at hi Cardigan Arms, Mara' street, Cardiff, on August 30th, at the eutuparatively early age of MI years. fit leaves a widow (no family) to ...
... J. Holman, Albert street. Girls, B—9—l, T. Styler, St. John s ; M. Hopkins, St. John s ; 3, J. Pope, Eastover. Boys, 9 -10—1, Cooksley, Eastover ; 2, W. Dennison, EasLover ; 3. L. Roman, St. John’s. Girls, 9—lo—l, N. Keen, St. Mary's; 2, O. Snook, Al ...
... window being broken and human arm falling on the floor. The. train was stopped and a goods engine was sent to search the line. A body was subsequently discovered about half mile below Gravesend. Later it was identified by Mr. John Bussell as that of his son ...
... necessary, comment ing at 12 o'clock noon, comprising NEW AND PART-WORN CLOTHING. Jackets, Trousers, Waistcoats, Great Coats, Cardigans, Cotton and Flannel Shirts, Jackets and Trousers, Jerkins, Aprons, Overall**, Serge Gowns and Jumpers, Drill Clothing, Men's ...
... recovered. The body, which appeared be that of » seaman, was dressed in a blue seaman’s jersey, with white cotton shirt, fawn cardigan, and portions of dark grey trousers. The name James Johnson, Glasgow appears on part « the clothing. The body had apparently ...
... slates tarn from the roofs. A Hagglescote man named William Robinson was strnck by lightning, and received injuries to the arm and leg. BOY DROWNED FLOODS. Trying to reach piece of wood from the floods Nnneaton, Henry Brooks, boy of seven years, overbalanced ...
... An elder ran forward, and Dr. Watt fell dead into arms. Deceess-d hod beer. given leave of absence on account of ill-health from his chug, at St.. Enoch's, Dundee. He was 69 years of age While John Smith, a dock labourer, was at, work on a raft in Qwen's ...
... of the College one-third of the residue of his £20,000 estate, after deducting legacies totalling about f.3,000._ _ _ _ Mr. John Thomas Danter, of Tyr-Penry, Momiston, travelling showman, left £10,i151 2s. tkl. At the annual meeting of Devizes Musical ...
... Devonshire, held in St. George's Hall,* Stonehouse, on Wednesday, Major S. 8. P.G.M., presiding. Among those present were Messrs. John Taylor, P.G. Overseer of England; T. B. Andrew, Grand Senior Overseer of England; Henry- Stocker, P.G. Deacon England; C. 8 ...
... Messrs. & Sons. North Tawton, Devon.--; i the iicst Acres of any on* of their Varieties. pr.zc, i Secoud, 10s. - Me.-srs. John R. King & Sons, Coggeshall. Essex.—'' the Specimens of any one their >c °'f^» e Y3r.ei.ies, from Crop of not less than Acres ...