... NOW ON VIEW. WILL SHOETLS CLOSE. Bnnyan's Immortal Allegory *T xF E l 0R DEATH? ^ THE MUCK BAKE. •JUSTED BY SIR NOEL PATON, ?? LlfcD., (Hei Majesty's Limner for Scotland.) FKOM 10 TO 9 O'CLOCK. ADMISSION SIXPENCE EACH. SIESSES. HIBBEBT BBOTHEBS, THE ...

... was arrested, it was alleged, it was found bet had been made. The hearing was adjourned LEADING ENGINEER. DEATH OF SIR BENJAMINLONG BOTTOM. The death was announced yesterday of Sir Benjamin Longbottom, of Harraby Lodge, Totteridge lane, London, at the age ...

... said the deceased was his mother. She was the widow of the late Joseph Lindley, cotton manufacturer, Radcliffe Grange, Alderley Edge. He received a letter from St. Annes informing him that his mother was suffering from ptomaine poisoning. He came to St ...

... £500; to his nephew, Wil- liam Turner, £650; to_ nieces, Annie and Turner, £100 each ; to his nieoe, Mary Scott, of Knole, Alderley Edge, £100; to dis niece, £20051 to his niece, Lily Armit; », £190; to Mr. Bolt, the gerdener at ver Hall, to Walter Hilyard ...

... of “Accidental death,” said that everyone would remember for a very long tune the terribly slippery condition of the road nil over London on that day. Mitchell had probably slipped and fallen into tho canal when he had gone to the edge of the wharf for ...

... memory of Walter, the beloved husband of Emma Sanderson, Albion Hotel, Mitchell Street, wlio passed away November 6th, 1903. THE Charges for Advertisements of Births Marriages, and Deaths ■ (which must be authenticated the name and address of the sender) ...

... was d»scu>?ed the Psychology Section with .-ei;ous impressiveness Dr. T. Mitchell, pat I president of the Psychical Society. »u address on “The Mcdiumiblic Tiauce. Dr. Mitchell said the bare statement that knowledge was sometimes acquired otherwise than ...

... his servants, and numerous other bequests to servant# and employes £274,789 Mr. John Brownell, aged 79, of Hazelcroft, Alderley Edge, Cheshire, left over £50,000 for charities, one year's wages to each servant over five years’ service, six months’ wages ...

... bereave- ent. HIE Family of the late Mrs, MITCHELL all kind friends for their floral tributes and sympathy during their sad bereavement.— THANK HE Charges for Advertisements of T Births, Marriages and Deaths (which must be authenticated by name and ress ...

... after her mother's death, had wished to marry her. ard that she was much upset by the suggestion. She also told him she was going visit an aunt in India, great deal of correspondence passed between the parties while Miss Mitchell was India, but her return ...

... fourth wicket, but two characteristically daring catches Mitchell, practically off the bat end, gave Verity two quick wickets, and when Leyland beat Nichols for Wood to snap up a catch off the edge of that dangerous player’s bat was all over bar the shouting ...

... Making the Ball Squirm. Holmes’ death-or-glory tactirs on evening were dictated by the conditions. knew that nothing was be gained trying play the “goose game,” and, is often the case, fortune favoured the brave. Mitchell tried the alternative and played ...