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... Ih* waited on Mr and Mrs. Mann, and those forwarding parrels shall have the value them remitted on receipt.— Address: !♦. William Street South, Belfast, Established 1850. ■|S Tooth given for Old Falae Teeth. 2t » T Tooth for Teeth on Metal Plate,; try ...
... favour in the . catering group, and showed a further gain at 10s 6d, while Carlton Hotels hardened to 325. stores, Harrods and Harrods (Buenos Ayres) received attention, and closed several pence harder 75s and 34s lsd respectively. Among electrical d ...
... connactioa with the Landcadany o( tbs Cbnrtwf Jwtiaeia Methem Ireland, Klug’s Dewch Diviaoa (Probate), to the Reverend Frederick William Craig Wallace, of The Mswm, Magherematon. Praabytariaa Minister, and James Crawford, at Rosaoagallsgh, Fanner, in the ...
... and one can see that Mr. Barrie owed almost as much Gilbert to Stevenson for that shudderv creation Captain Janies Hook. Frederick Mr. Strafford Moss sang well, and Miss Olive Turner scored Mabel. The other parts were sustained Mr. Sydney Granville. Miss ...
... in artsilk shares, British Celanese being quietly steady 1 7*16. Couriaulds were again favour and appreciated to 44, while William Hollins put on several pence 12s. On the other hand, Snia Viscosa wore a few pence easier 24# 3d. Motors were again fairly ...
... fluctuations during the past week, an SNOPFITTERS• RESULTS. Is,. . 8 1 / 2 1 14 1 almost crumbling of prices since last Frederick Sage & Co.. the shopfitters, weansformai 1 909 a 819 5 ion - - autumn culminating on Tuesday morning in have found things ...
... changes in a downwara direction. Bolsovers and Pease and Partners were out favour and receded to 20s and 5s respectively, while William Corys ebed 1-32 at 3 3-16. On the contrary, Lamberts were supported and put •on several pence at 445. and Dorman Longs were ...
... Jones, Mr. George Hardy, Mr. William Spnser, Mrs. Babb, Miss Babb, Mr. T, E. Boroft, Mr. and Mrs. Garcia and child, Mr. L. Rohmson, child and servant ; Mr. Anthony Godbe, Mr. B. G. Bruce, Mr. S. Simpson, Mr. H. W. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Mineehy, Miss and ...
... , Belfast, held to - cloy, the Right Hon. Hugh O'Neill presiding. Sir Hiram Wilkinson was »appointed Pro-Chaneellor. Sir William Whitla was appointed Pro -1 Chaecellor in the room of the late Sir Samuel Dill. Dr. John A. Milroy was appointed J. O. Whit* ...
... who will sing. Solo. and creditors and credit balances, £8,867 cast old prejudices to the winds is ale duet by_ Mr. Williams, Mrs. Williams, Be. 10d. ; to Profit and Loss Account, parent in the desire to face the fiscal ; Miss Stella Ashmore, and £5,032 ...
... Pros. SA Pd r Lloyds • Westminster ' BREWERIES. Dan Denskin Distillers . rf 9 Wainer Der. 4219 CATERERS. STORES. C. harken Harrods._ Dome A Colonial 15 3 United Dairies.. 496 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT. Assoc. Electric,. 179 Genera' !Actin° 41.9 B. Insulated ...
... Sir William Broadbent, the peuson• a fter accusing the mother of complicity. crowded and fashionable audiences. I hear change their clo th es before they leave their distribution of the estate, nearly all of which well-known physician . Sir William Broadbent ...