... OBITUARY. Mr. K. Procter, of Morecambe. The death occurred yesterday at Morecambe of Mr. Robert Procter. Madder. at advanced of nmetsdan. Re avaa born at CJaphem in and to Morecambe in early life, and during his life no. engaged In most of the building ...

... Improve- ments in machines for riveting boilers and girders— Benjamin Ramsdell, of Leeds, Improvements in bolts. —Robert Madder, James Dyson. and Edward Astin, all of Halifax, Improvements in machinery for carding wool and other fibres. Noricss ...

... goats-beard. June I.—The water crowfoot or white floating ranunculus. June 7.—The yellow-rattle. ivy-leaved speedwell, herb Robert, field madder. eye-bright, wood loose-strife or golden pimpernel of the poets, millet-grass, tormentil, red campion or lychnis, ...

... missing onWedaesday wag. —Doha Wok, blaokemith, proved that one of the plates hand at the Jascrtion Inn be had cut. —Robert At madder at the pubis Hood, proved that he had east one of the *tee fiend.—Mr. Wm. Hainsworth, Diemen. Cherteeworth's agent at ...

... Madders held Hull •» , •''UDUCiwiiu •J'7 Tvnrmouth J4*j Warnnitton l'i4 West Hartlepool 23*5 l- l3*l Manchester 17*8 York 12*0 Middlesbrough 17*3 „.. . . The rute London was 11*7. Edinburgh ISf, Glasgow. 21*1, Dubliu 20'7. and Belfast 10 ;:. Lono ROBERTS ...

... Events at Madder River. (FROM OUR WAR CORRESPONDENT.) RIVER CAMP, Jan. 29th, p.ra. There opened to-day the preliminary trial of a well-known named Michan. Michan belongs and was the assistant secretary of the Kimberley branch of the Afrikander Bond. is ...

... the Sketch Club Prof. Madder Brown, Robert Hartman. 8.45. —-B B C. Concerts Contemporary Music (First the Ninth Season): A Prokofiev Programme: The B B.C. symphony Orchestra (Section (led Marie Wilson), conducted by Serge Prokofiev; lo given before audience ...

... NIP LENNIE MUNI. I. lookirsod for Madder*ld. Bertrain Lackerocri. the Trethers*.en, Rot.ez:.* :oltbsek who •es putoed on the hit tort •eelt et o of 1113 r.go.el es Muddessield tkis meek. -- Loskwood. woo u aged 2. .tends alt in. wei:lts 695. ls • Mattes ...

... Creme& Madder have been sod DiatioL GIVEN FOB HEATING BUILDINGS WITH HOT WA= AND HOT AIR. On the most Improved Principles. Ands to L •MPEN TREED•M. HOT WATER ENGINEERS, AND IRONMONGERS, EIRIEGATE AND Me ROAD, WAKEFIELD. : RAILWAY IRON WORM INGO ROAD, ...

... LORD ROBERTS'S ADVANCE. The Tiros.' rays —lt seam mots and more that it is from the wasters end sot frets the southern bootie, that Lord Roberts tetrads to begin his into the Pres Step, though doubtless the forces Omer& Kelly-Kissay at Teshus and coder ...

... WITH LORD ROBERTS. A STEP NEARER BLOEMFONTEIN. after the surrender of Cronie's force at Paardeberg Roberts moved with three divisions to Ostentein, whirs position occupied, covering s On March led a reconnaismince to the northward was made by • portion ...

... ZEATH AND FUNERAL OF ROBERT LOUIS A telegram, dated Apia, December 8, states that Robert Louis Stevenson, the well•kuows novelist, has died suddenly in apoplexy. was buried at the summit of Pala mountain, 1,300 feet above the sea levol. DRAIN OF TER DOWAGER ...