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... Kerr s horfe. John Ellis, Keeper of the lions tower, Commiffary-general of Marineu Mr Shackleton. Chief Engineer t0 train at Woolwich. , # Robert French, Efq; one of the J u3 of the Common Pleas in Ireland. Edward Young, Efq; Bath Arms. it Commanders ...
... issue unless received before seven o'clock to-night. Mr John M. Forrester, architect, was elected interim lieutenant of the Heather Club, at a meeting held in the Imperial Hotel last night. Dr H. Grattan Guixess redelivered his lecture on 44 Experiences on ...
... KNOX. Samuel, k Dickaon.—Chairs (Arm, Croquet) Brussels SeaU, lid; were 5a 6d.—15 Hanover Btreet. T7 NOX, Samuel, & Dickson. —Gloves, best Brussels, per pair.—ls Hanover Street. KNOX, Samuel, k In Gold, and Choice large; rare valua—ls Hanover Street ...
... Frpleining he the genuine John Smith. and at wituess of the capture of his understudy in Ityds Park. lit adroitly gleans that Gaston has denied the ',nee of any document. Overjoyed at the peed- hilitv of recovering it. John Smith threatens ultimo he is ...
... HOUSE FURNTSHING.-Child's Arm-chair, 3/6, the Tabernacle. 11OUSE FURNISHING. -Lobby Cloth, per yard, J. JL the Tabernacle. H°Sb E ern Mats, ly each, the with Towel Rail. 12/, the Tabernacle. H°Ta^rn^S^' ISUING ~ DreBslns Tablo ' at ® lot Bedi 18 DeBMrt ...
... Misstep now may cause repetition of , sad story of Grattan Volunteers . .. ' The resolution also isays-7- Wo ^ realise that your forces ( obe effective-must bo armed , and wo are determined arms shall find their way into the hands of , ovcry . Volunteer ...
... NATIOJNAL - SAVINGS ; v ¦ * Indispensable After the War SIR JOHN ANDERSON AIR TRANSPORT LIMITATION BY AIR TO THE COLONIES £ 500 FOR ESSAYS FROM FORCES Crushing defeat faces the enemy , yet savings are still essential for victory , and will be ind ...
... bearioe a striking resemblance to himself .: He mentally dabs him The Other John Smite. Whilst taking stock of him a tats drawn up and the stranger is jerked and rapidly driven off. John Smith up a bijou pencil case. which has fallen oat. Prom tato, a compatriot ...
... Elizabeth II has had four Poet Laureates * green. A black dress ccat and hat are in her reign — John Masefield, Cecil Day always included in case mourning is Lewis, John Betjeman and now Ted Hughes. e necessary. The salary has never varied -— £72 per . The minimum ...
... _HOUSE OF COM _. MOXS-FJUD _. ir , Feb . 9 . Mr GRANGER asked Lord John _Hussell , whether it is tile _intuition of _her . Majesty ' s _Government , _during _Hie _presut _n- _^ _-iull , to brill _;; forward _any _measure to relieve _ciercj _men who have ...
... * clock ,-John Tanisb , - ' who _resides ' _'at ' 02 _'Thistle Street , while cleansing one of the windows of _his own _house , _overbalanced _himself and fell • to the ground _. from a _height of two _storeys . Ho had both a leg and an arm - _broken ...