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... Burlington, Lord Caven- dish, Lord and Lady John Manners, %ir Augustus Clif- lord, the Hon. G. H. Cavendish, M.P., and Lady Louisa Cavendisb, the Hon. F. Leveson Gower, NI.P., Lady Louisa and Miss Cavendish, Sir Joseph and Lady Pax- ton, Miss Paxton and Miss ...
... Rolfec, C, II. Mlolinena, R1. Hey. J. Allen, P. J. Lyall, T. E. Bradbury, ?? Berry, C. TP. Brom- (A wieb, F. fllare, II. WV. Cornish, F. Utterson, WV. H1. Aslk- F with, (G. G. (Jullin, J. WV. Kewley, H. Cowg-ill, WV. C. E (Jualit, WV. Stuck, A. \Vtympcr ...
... toast he had to propose was Lady Harpur Crewe and family (Loud applause.) It was well known that it was the mother who made her son a good son, and he could say of Lady hlarpur Crewe that she was one of the most amiable ladies lie had ever met with. He ...
... the next meeting. HEANOR. Heanor Conservative Club. — Mr. S. Leeke, Unionist candidate for the Ilkeston division, has pro- mised to open the club on Monday, Ootober 3. Sir Henry Wilmot, Lady Wilmot, Mr. Mundy, and other distinguished Conservatives are ...
... maangold seeds, special - manures, turnip and mangold manures, half-inch bone I and bone meal, meal for rearing turkeys, household and pastry dour, rice, meal, Indian meal, etc., oats, beans, maize, and peas, peat moss, litter, hay, and straw, li0- I seed ...
... the Blu Ribbon Arh y paforom erCheadle, Ashborrci, land Leek were upntepltom Tie Ch1airman briefly explaillcd teojcoftemen.1 The meeting was subsequently addressed by tee evo. u. Tristram, of Leek, and the Rev. Buckley Yates, of Ash- r-borne. The Uttoxeter ...
... exceedingly scarce. You may buy one leek dear, and the two servants eat mangold- wurzel as salad. Sometimes, as to-day, we have a wonder- ful find-pea cotlp sometimes tapioca boeiifons; then, occa- sionally, a dish of mushrooms, and those fungi have served us ...
... MLES, 70, Osmaston koad, Derby, 21 .1 0. WELLS. 24, NICHOLS STREET, LEICESTER ADVANCES £10 to £5000 To Ladies, Gentlemen, the Clergy, Professional Ladies and GenUem-n, Farmers, ?? Dairy- men, Cabmen, Publicans, Shopkeepers, Clerks, Assistants, and all classes ...
... bilious and nervous disorders such as wind and pain in tbe stomach, sick headache, giddiness, fullness and swelling after meals diixine— and drowsiness, cold chilis, flushings ol heat, loss of appetite , shortness of breath, coetlve- ness, scurvy and ...