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... bottle. JOHN JAMESON A SON'S 10 year old IRISH MALT WHISKY, on draught and in bottle. GEORGE ROE A CO.'S 10 year old IRISH MALT WHISKY, on draught and in bottle. BASS A CO.'S BITTER and MILD BEERS. PORT, SHERRIES, Ac, o the beet quality. JOHN PARKES, ...
... Uaxdhomk Artistic Canisters. 83 Go to Sherwood's for Gasaliers, Hall Lamps, Brackets. A Prisoner Discharged.— ln the matter of John Joseph Cowin, charged with obtaining goods by false pretences from Messrs I itt Bros , tbe Attorney General declined to prosecute ...
... Co-- ldtt. Mr John Bruce delighted the company with his humorous reoit at ions. The chairman pro- posed, and Mr W. Moore seconded, a hearty vote of thanks to Mr Nevill, which was carried with acclamation. Mr W. Collister proposed, and Mr John Kelly seconded ...
... asked him to show his bsdtre, wnich was on the inside of his arm. whereupon defen- dant drove off in tbe direction of the Brosdway. Defendant admitted driving away, but said his i employer, Mr John Elliott, had sent him for the I peop'e who he found sitting ...
... Cain, John Thomas (in trust), Ballachrink, Onchan, lale of Man, farmer . . 10 Came, Charles. Sunny hill Cottage, St. John a, lile of Man, chemist . , 140 Came, John James, Llangalt.ck, Crickhowell, Brecon, Wales, schoolmaster . . .5 Came, John, 307, ...
... the plaintiff. Charge of Dbunkexess Dismissed. — John Kerney . a Douglas car owner, was charged before the High-Bailiff on Saturday with being drunk on Wednesday, in charge of a horse and dogcart. P.C. John Fargher and P.C. Robt. Kelly both swore that defendant ...
... country were being defrauded. John Noble, Ltd., who employ no travellers whatever, were rare'y able to catch these men, and for that reason, and also because this class of fraud pressed generally upon the working classes, John Nc_>. Ltd., asked that the ...
... Kelson Cain, Bucks-road ; Miss Sarah Christian King, street ; Mrs Thos. Quayle, Mrs John Skinner. Gt. Georges-street; Mrs Capt. Pritchard, Leigh- terrace ; Mrs. John Savage, Church-street ; Mrs Wm. Gale, Bucks-road ; Mrs Robert Gick, Mrs Thos. Lace, Mrs ...
... Philpot Clarke, B.A- vicar of _ J **»°wn. Rural Dean. Key John Howard, vicar of Onchan. Rev ■ Frederick James Moore. 8.A.. vicar of Brad- -5 7? _° _. ? i,e / Wilkinson. M. A., vicar of Lonan. Re* John Edward Beauchamp George, M.A., vicar of bt. George's ...
... the defendant, in tears. Theft.— On Friday, before the High-Bailiff of Ponglas three young men, George Killey, John Joseph Craine. an.l John James Corlett, were elianred with stealing from a cellar in Lancashire House, North Quay, on Wednesday, 211bs. ...
... Boasted and Ground Dailt. 84 ?? for General Ironmongery. 83 -, Stanley Kaye'o Uent.'s Ties. Oid and ls. 63 J jjmeit ?? new Cardigan Jackets anu Shirts. d ij value— 23 and 25. Duke-st.. Douglae. 87 tP (KKEt° ArING Cabs. — Arthur Green, Edward Hiii William ...
... hy Mr R. Williamson. Tbey were accompanied by the Rev. R. B. and Mrs B- on. Rev. R. D. Kermode, Rev. F. W. Hopkins, Mr F. J. John- son, Misses Cannell, Mr L. W. Whalley, Mr Beck, and Mr Cowley. The bays thoroughly enjoyed the picnic, and on arriving at ...