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... DayidrJ. S. S. Buxton. E. H. Buxton, miss Yellody, C. B. W., C..C. Ma.tthewes. L. Smith - E:L. Leigh and D. d'Armes A. Hall, Anon. (Cardigan), An Octogenarian, C. E. M., J. F. Thomas, An Admirer, A. H. Hollis, Mrs. de Lisle, M. and M. M. Vickers; Just ...
... Musi-girlie song-show, all light, colour, anJ laughter. written and pro duced by Harry Grattan. music by Clay Smith, fyrics by Fred God frey, additional ballet music by John C. Holliday, entitled:-- Come In. Pleasant recollections _of those intimate revues ...
... WATTS-MORGAN (Lab.). Unopposed. MS—Lieut.-Col. D. Watts-Morgan (Lab.). Ma). 12.902. RHONDDA. 4 (31.175). •WILL JOHN (Lab.). Unopposed. 11923—W. John (Lab.). Mai. 9.566. •WANSRA. last (n.A•)• I •DAVID WILLIAMS (Lab.) 11,274 W. D. Rees (L) 10,186 NO CHANGE Maj ...
... all the rich collectors will be on its truck, though will not all get it. A feature of it silh be a arms of original illustrations by Mr Augustus John and other eminent artists, I friends of Colonel Lawrence and sympnthetie to his sense of art. A lifentory ...
... of injury. There were superficial bruises on the left arm, and tenderness, but no other marks. He saw her again on Thursday. when she was decidedly worse, the paralysis having' extended to her arms. On Thursday afternoon she was twice seen by his partner ...
... ception me Evans and Perei, with new feats in balancing, and 1 and Francois, whose acro- uork abounds in good fca- tures. Mr. John Somers retains the reins of management, and praiso is due to tlie orchestra, directed by Mr. E. H. Williams. LEWISHAM HIPPODROME ...
... parent material such as georgette or ninon. The bracelet should flt the arm comfortably, bet not too slack, or it will slip. If too tight it will press uncomfortably on the arm and leaves mark. The bracelet of elastic is completely covered with gold ...
... CO /AB INATIOM ! \ WWI (as *kaiak), an I • pare wool, low i meek, ribbed arm Woman's size. \ j. 30 dozen only. ? Usual Price 5111. I Price SALE BA ti .. 1 toeful all wool CARDIGAN. [.\\ I li . :7 1 cT, i w n ith dro i l : plain knit bind E 4 I to finish ...
... Hanson Kimpton Pelham Arms 93 Pelham street Kensington Miriam Simmons to Solly Phillips Richmond Arms 108 Richmond road Earl’s Court Edwin Thomas Wells Fenner to Thomas Banks Admiral Codrington 17 Green street Chelsea Frank Melsome John Hartley Hollyer Builder’s ...
... and when they arrived tho ball and bucket course proposed a race with the Duke. The Duke took off his coat and raced his cardigan; the ' Prince took off his coat and his braces, and raced his shirt-sleeves. But they were not shirt-sleeves exactly,; for ...
... from the Islands, Lace, SHETLAND ments direct from the Islands, Lace, l!'air Isle bordered and All over Fair Isle jumpers, cardigans, etc.; also artificial sill' jtunpers in self and Fair Isle colouriJlgs. Prices on a.pplication.-Miss HARCUS, Shetland Industries ...
... be incomplete without John Haig whisky and good will. The original John Haig whisky occupies a place of veneration in our national regard, and ever retains its unique popularity throughout the world. In the familiar dump bottle John Haig is sola at 12s ...