... Clergy of St. Mark's, also Customers of the Fountain Inn and Brickraakers’ Arms for kindness, sympathy and floral tributes received during their sad bereavement.—4s, Cardigan-street. BUDELL.—The FAMILY of the late ALICE SUDELL desire to Thank sincerely ...

... bookir.g-om. o. He knew the man sight and by the name of John. The latter was an outside porter. train hid just departed from the station, and witness said t ...

... MORE. BUT EaHv and Often, Warm WOOL VESTS. PAfITS and DRAWERS, WOOL SHIRTS, Stout UNION SHIRK’S. WOOL SCARVES aa-i MUFFLERS. CARDIGAN JACKETS. Ac. SEE WOODWARD’S 810 SHIRT SHOP, 1, ORCHASLP-VKEKT. Variety Extensive,—Prices Moderate.—Qualil STANSFIELD S PATENT ...

... Blackburn, Oreen Hospital. JOHN, the beloved son of the Mi. and Mrs. R. S. BATTERSBY late JAMES and MARGARET SLEDDON, and EUNICE ANKLAY). son. dearly loved uncle ot EDWARD. JAMES and BRINOLE.—On April 22nd. St. Joseph’s JOHN SLEDDON. aged years. Hospital ...

... illegally caught Mim >n during the close time.—Mr. UHckhounM, of hlackburn, pxisei-utHd on behalf of the Kibble Fishery Board.—John rig lev. Chief wa'er bailiff under the Ki ...

... Barber, Esq. James John Kinloch, Esq. wi John Brightman, Esq. Henry Lawson, sEq. C Francis Brodigan, Esq. Henry Penny, Esq. £ James William DeaconReq. Robert Power, Esq., M.D. Si Alexander Roht. Irvine, Esq. Tbe Rev. F. W. Johnson el John Inglis Jerdein ...

... vion and apleno.d selection; 20/- to £5 can lie earned weekly; no outlay; no expense.—Dept. 36, J. Turner, 16. The Arcade, Grattan-road. Bradford. BKICKI.AVEKS WnritM. Chorlcy Apply. J Jy* ...

... Wednesday, Baron Pollock and Justice Will a.—An agent for Manclieoter oil firm said that went with relative the Wheelwrights’ Arms Mr. John Stallard, jun.. Conservative solicitor, curve in, and lieing told nine men in the room were prepared to vote, he handed ...

... Pleydell Bouverie. Henry Francis Shaw Lefevre, Harry Chester, Esq. Esq. John Cockerell, Esq. Charles Littledale, Esq. Samnuel Pepys Cockerell, Esq. Henry Littledale, Esq. John Drummond, Esq. George Warde Norman, Esq. Charles Bell Ford, Esq.' lirice Pea ...

... not possibly liave a man better made for sculling. Most scullers have wonderful strain the arm. but Seatle gets all his power from the body, hips, and legs. The arm? seem to be used for nothing else but guiding posts. He is, without question, the coolest ...

... the Hon. and Rev. Augustus Legge chair. There were also present the Revds. Canon Nepean, Cazenove, John Evans, H. A. Oirand, and S. Lloyd; Messrs. John Boodle, George Cowbnrn, J. F. France, Arthur Powell, and Rev. George Ainslie, U.A., secretary. Grants ...

... June 2nd. at 4. Falrclough-strect, Preston. ELEANOR. the beloved wife of the late JOHN AI FRED PIMPERTON (formerly of Morecambe), In her 72nd year. Reunited.” —lnquiries. John Tilterington & Son, Preston (Tel. 3053). PRESTON.—On the Ist Inst., at 16. Cla ...