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... Anderson (Kendal). were then taken and off we set to shake a loose leg. We had none of your fancy steps, excepting that Master Don Ward (lowness-on Solway) gave a solo Charleston in Ray good style. All the rat were the old-fashioned kind, and it would have ...
... French and German, although they cannot manage their own dialect yet, have had a very hard but happy time, particularly Don. Ward, one of our secretary's lads, whose tongue must be somewhat Bred with interpretating. Being Scouts, they were naturally amongst ...
... dons few more noes. Kathleen and Billy (Bovines-on SolwaT) looked well ant General stores ' + which proved • lilt mine. Don Ward handled the piano. I Nicholson won the stemmas stool made stinted by Miss Ruddick (Whitriggb Mr. Raisebeclic (Irtbington) ...
... and abater; 'Henry Mo_rtht, urelmapir, Jeeethan firerr. petitean: Abel Spa die', platelayer, anal Jogyph letter/ ARL RC DON WARD. •Tboso a ll arrytt, go ; Koomm. farmer: • J mom hRs and explosive* agrot. ; and Jai. Waumo. &roar. r. ...
... taken home by Miss M. KeUv IWigtooll, Mr. H. Ward (Kendall, Miss Aslanirner (Wawa), and Mr. J. Anderson (Kendal). Master Don Ward (Bownees-on-13olway), gave a solo Char• leston in Rey style. All the rest were the old filshioned kind. The programme for ...
... n (Irthington). Don Ward took the ladies in with Brother I'm bobbed. Then there was jumping over the sandbag, and those who went right through were perspiring at the end. Mr. G. Reim:beck gave a banjo solo, and togeter with Don Ward played for a few ...
... dirty turaip.' I hey.n to think *ono. wirrilegions farmer hmi loon chinning hi. turnini on • Ifneday au harrying on the don ward road which leads to where thn had little boys a. to, Mt • *union., elicited thi that it ass not cleaning hot o Inek of cleaning ...
... Cassell's Illustrated Goldsmith. Part 1. London : Cassell, Petter, and Galpin. Dalzikl's Illustrated Goldsmith. Part 1. Lon. don : Ward and Lock. We cease be astonished at the marvels of combined excellence and cheapness which issue from the press nowadays ...
... n Tales entitled respectively, “‘ The Maid of the Lighthouse,” a of Norwegian Life, and ‘* Glendower; or, The North Sea don: Ward and Lock. Rover :” a Story of the Coast and Waters of England. Lon- “Tis NOT ALL GOLD THAT GLITTERS.”—It is mischievous to ...
... O'Connell, M. J. Wall, C. B. Chapman, B. Hayter, W. G. O'Connell, J. Warburton, 11. Christie, W. D. Heathcoat, J. O'CV nor, Don Ward, H. G. Christopher, H. Heatheote,G. J. O'Ferrall, R. M. Watson, H. Churchill, Ld A. Heneage, E. Ogle, SC. Wawn, J. T. Clay ...
... Clinton :should soar& baying lietween Sat. :old lona voter, and be see, in reference to the matter. two wards—South Ward and ',don Ward Manila' with 3113 in one and aft in the other. They A letter read from the Llearham Parish mielit put there two tistether ...
... 2s. These books are thoroughly practical, enriched with hun- dreds of Engravings, and will save their cost daily in any don : Ward & Inck, 158, Fleet-street. N.B.—The Family: Friend Volame 1857—8, consists of 416 illustrated pages of agreeable, useful ...