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... Maitlands, », Captain Holman, left Malta for Burntisland to-day.—Hardy, Wilson and Co ; The Wolviston, s. Captain Cooper, armed at Havre on Thursday morning. The Sweden, Captain Snowdon, arrived at Middlesbrough Thursday morning. The Coral Queen, s, Captain ...
... — Hartlepool 231763 after 5.30 pm. BROWN DRALON SUITE, three seater, two seater, chair, solid hardwood frame, matching Long John coffee table, excellent, £2OO. — Hartlepool 223512. CHEST FREEZER good condition, £6O; Black Ash Dining Room suite with four ...
... Bernard Lynch, ol Cedar Grove. Poulton. Wallasey, was run over by a train at Poulton last evening, and his bead and one of his arms completely severed from the body. Alter having climbed almost from the beach to the pierhead at Cleethorpes yesterday. Meanwell ...
... London market, the largest one fetching Jib 4s. 'Fhc fish were caught off Cardigan Bay. The Sunderland Watch Committee yesterday afternoon decided to appoint Chief Superintendent John Ruddick to the vacant Chief Conetahleship Sunderland in succession Mr. ...
... will SELL (on the Premises) BY PUBLI',' AUCTION, TUESDAY, loth, the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Chairs, Tables. Sofa, Press Bed, Arm Chairs, Stools, Kitchen Settle, Mahogany Chest of Drawers, Two Grandfather Clocks, Carpets, Flock Beds, Pillows aud Bolster ...
... supported by Mr. and Mrs. ?. Storey, Col, and Mrs. Burdon, Mr. J. J. Candlish, Aid. Harrison, and Mr. John Raine (Suuderiandi, Major Hopkins, Mr. Grattan Doyle, and Mr. George Rigby. VISCOUNT RIDLEY The Chairmen, who was well received, said did not think ...
... junction, vet alive wiui Not. however, to other members of their group. That would charm and personality, have been too easy. Armed with soap ooxes, they would descend Its a womans lob on the toughest areas London s East End and dockland to young and lovelv ...
... e influence Cu the course of politics ' for the lcd p rs' otverfel friends. joined the Viceroy al partyergartitt that of Grattan. Lord Townsheid , ..)ewever..did not marry Mts. Monroe, bat •trimisferred his sidections to ode of (ho boantifig sisters ...
... 0 •• Tn written reply to Sir N. Grattan* Doyle (Con., Newcastle North), th« Postmaster-General said that sines January, there had been 100 cas« of theft of mail-hags. In 39 cases tHs thieves had been disixivcred. John Thompson (61), of Henry Street, Newcastle ...
... critical condition in hospital. An emergency jperation was performed 10-day. Mrs. Whitehead an attractive woman, is the wife Mr John Whitehead. who is employed by a firm of wholesale grocers at Skipton. She works in the cashier's office of a paint firm Carlelon ...
... the water. ia that had had fit and fallen over band. Two Übouiwo, *»ch pMWM»«d InitMi. arm, «e» chargod joitrrd.y with fighting. They fiithar Hear, and Alfred John Cooper, and the fot«« told the Stipendiary that they “nettling old The cooatable said that ...
... VESSEL ASHORE AT ABERPORTH. BOY DROWNED. A Lloyd's telegram states that the smack Elizabeth Ann, of Cardigan, drove ashore Aberforth this morning, is total wreck. A boy was drowned. THE IRISH COAST. During the stormy weather last night, the new tug steamer ...