... Marie’s-place, Bury, the wife of Fred Calrow, a son. CASSWELL.—On Feb, 7th, at Crumpsall, Manchester, the wife of Captain_Frank Casswell, late the Sherwood Foresters (Notts and Derbyshire Regiment), of 4 son. CHOLMONDELEY.—OH the Ist Feb., at ?reshaw ...

... Charles Opi>enheimer, has rare beauty, and the Stout and Oysters, Mrs. Elias Bancroft, is clever. ' The Greek pictures Alex. J. are of special charm an interest. Landscape work Mr. Noel Johnson, H. Moxon Cook, James W. Booth, R.C.A., and Dick Hague, R ...

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... and charming young lady about to become 3 bride to ccarse, stout duchess, who I former days jilted him for some one with larger rent roll. That some one, ' I and bewigged, attends upon his stout laJy, who looks about as cross and jealous as it only possible ...

... the more recent history of Marsden, who seemed to have been in tomewbat impecunious position. Stout of the Widow. Mrs. Johnson, widow of the deceased, Frank Scott Johnson, was the first witness called. She said she lived at 36, Keppel-road, and her late ...

... S. Palferinan, W. W. Cculthirat, and J. Vkrken, fiTwards. HUU. v. —At Hull. Hull : back : Parry. Cook. and Moxon. tliree-quarte'r hicks; Frank and Occident half backs; Wnd ...

... , made by the natives, wero exhibited, among tho contributors being the Bishop of Manchester, Professor Boyd-Dawkins, Mr. Franks (British Museum), Dr. John Evans, Mr. R. D. Darbi- Bhire, Mr. C. Heape, Miss Ffarington, and others. Addresses, explanatory ...

... and J. Hold, forwards. CABTLEFORD.—H. Heppenstall, back; J. W. Cagle and J. Cryer, three-quarter backs; C. Wilkinson and D. Moxon, half backs; J. Harrison, A. Howards, A. J. Dickenson, A. Tomlinson, W. Williamson, W. Merton, J. Hartley, J. Jones, and A ...

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