... P.'S SON TO WED. I These outfits consisted of blankets, The engtmenient cf Mr. John Frederick conrentrated hrds, weapons and Gretton. only win of Ce!onel Jahn Grattan.: t i c ,. matc h es , and now and then a book. m.p., and the II -a. Mrs. Gretten ...

... e. J. Campbell, ',en.; A. lode ; A vote of thanks was pawed to Bleakl•y, A. M'Fall, John Boston, A. Sloan, H. reLsurin, J.P. ; E. V. Page. and T. T. Quinn, G. Grattan, E. Lister, J. Cam- Brown for providing tie tea and fruit hell. iun.; R. Armstrong ...

... eompate with that htotnes. and 114'0,111W. 1 .,,.. x. . c ,, e . the ..„,, new ideas to tempt them to spend the EVENING CARDIGANS. animated tho.f. the eity. t• join' h. l ier si•ter, 1 ,..,.., r angerotts. ••- w 4. mhandcmed their lionao. aril the ...

... wool with its short pleated skirt, or the stockinette suit with jumper or pull-user and cardigan aro just the thing needed, and if one becomes too warm the cardigan tan be easily removed and replaced when necessary. Most large stores are showing very ...

... Hotter[ Mare. Prirstt, John 11'Ileren hest 'Harald A. M'NEILL. Chafrinan. ;.Itiness het' C. LYNCH. Iron. Se. retsiy• Mot Derid Clarke. TOLL Sot N'CULLOI.IO2-vebruary ism. et her re-l• 13. Pets. W. raarr beet John dame. t Cardigan tan , . crttoovine. meta ...

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... spiritual ehild, Miss it sa. ;hat amone those • who :11:1 Grattan. ho altersards became re .. t el were Arehai , lap klother Immaculate of St. JSiI 1114,11a1e oi and another Irish Agnes Grattan; an act-mint of the ec•••••ia , ti:. DI. Murphy. Bishop Nyder- ...

... crowd a•jored a good day's apart Details:— ' — Rant Cup (presented Major C. K. O'Haral—Major C. K. O'Hara's Rufus (a over) li r arm;;•: ; Rare-1, Mr. W. Cl■rke'e May geeris (Mke CroDaryl ; 9. Mr. R. Crs ging.r (owner) Open Cup--1. Mr. R. R. geott's Decider ...

... Wasted - - to LS.' or 'lot IS. slillpflyir be.. FURNISH A T F RENCH S wren to the her . lock pn pair; Wise dm. orb; 81wonier Cardigans. Ild; Worth go , I'-sally rold from logo- FOR PRIVATE LOANS Pamir &imbrue ol at the Cement Bor. le; Firm Wear •••• .t o'clock ...

... terse and vibrant n.” Londonderry—Grattan Duel. I have been reminded that this the 91st anniversary the duel at Wimbledon between the third Marquis of Londonderry (General Sir Charles Vane. K.G., G.C.8.) and Henry Grattan, the yoouger, whose chief claim ...

... M'Crory: president, Andrew Leitch; accepted. There is a suggestion that :oaTd.l.lle Tommy meal will ma , all treasurer, John tiorman; committee—James nothing he lost. by playing the ton condit ion s . I elimilil mention that NV. Moe- alsh, Hugh Murphy ...