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... brisk pace their several ways'; and amongst them the unpretentious draper from York, who, with carpetbag labelled *' George Hudson in his hand, hurried towards the High-street, jostling against Allan and others in his haste, but as unnoted in appearance ...
... street had their shutters up for the night. Good night, Miss, said Bob. Good night, replied Miss Araminta. I hope you will allow me the pleasure of seeing you again, Miss, said Bob respectfully. My pa don't like me to be out at nights, replied Miss ...
... for Berwickshire; while the next point of seniority are two who date from 1835 —Lieutenant- Colonel Fancourt and Mr. James Hudson. Tne Duke of Rutland (as Lord John Manners, and soon to be Mr. Gladstone's colleague in the Conservative interest for Newark) ...
... would come about the end of next year. This estimate is confirmed by the action of the Liberal central office. One of Mr. Hudson's first acts on superseding' Mr. Sehnadhorst has been admonish the Liberal agents throughout the country to take particular ...
... the Grand Treasurership. Of the four candidates, Aid. Dimsdale, Mr. Stiles, Mr. Hudson, and Mr. Shurmur, the choice generally considered to lie between the first two. Mr Hudson has been for years a pillar of Freemasonry in Sussex, and he is much respected ...
... got new apron ou. MORE CHARACTERISTICS- Sis attention to business was wonderful, and a banker his cLocese once spoke him Heaven-sent Chancellor the Exchequer. He had the most extraorddniry memory, and recalled to the writer the exact words used by the ...
... “ All those expedient for a diversion boys and girls who want to go to heaven, please stand.”’ The whole school rose, save and except one little boy “*Don’t you want to go to heaven sir my little lad?’ asked the kindly vicar was tho response “ but I know ...
... N. Brownlee) Butchers 8 NIC (Mr. L. Hammond) t-. Owner 8 22 (Col. A. E. Wallinger) .11. Escott » The above have amenl. 1 HUDSON (Mr. S. W. Beer) Leach, .jun 0 2 LAWN DANCE c (Capt. G. 0. Davy) Beatty 3 WEATHERPAD (Mr. H. Green) Larkin 9 0 PEGGY'S ...
... the New- Year facilities for public access will be permitted, which, though not so unrestricted as those which used to be allowed, will satisfy everyone. * miner named Tobby, 63. living at Primrose hill. Blackwell. was yesterday found with his throat cut ...
... all ends happily. An amusing libretto is adequately supported by Arthur Schwartz's music, which has more than the usual allowance of tuneful melodies. Five aro peculiarly catchy, as ballroom habitues already know. Th© cast is headed by George Carney, ...
... Sherwood Institute will be regarded as successors to the now defunct Ramblers C.C. In fact, two members of that club, Messrs. R. Hudson and E. Abbott, have become vice-presidents, and are expected to occasionally play. Congratulations were extended to Bob ...