... James youngest .on of Mr and Mrs Reid. of Cardigan Road. Ports- Coa grit ons from both Tams: ma —Ur and Mr. J. Smith. ol Cheaetown, wish to announce • the engsantent of then edem damih• . fir. Lay Mae. to John. second son of Mr and Mrs. J Woodhosme. of ...

... OXFORD SHIRTS, CARDIGAN mourn in the New Makes, ALL WOOL SCOTCH HOSIERY, LINED GLOVES, &c. Alio the New TITANIA UMBRELLA ; faii Smaller. Neater, awl Non Durable then say other weer seaufeetured. Omni Val* a QM! KAMA Tr COLLARS, OMR, AR arm dumper war. Ilk ...

... FIRE AT BLOXWICH . Between five sad o'clock on Saturday morning last, lire was discovered at the King's Arms publichouse, High Street, Blorwich, one of Messrs. Lesoy's houses. Sergeant Martin and one of the constables from the Blonwich Station, on arriving ...

... Rope clip for nee in eollierise, Ar. A Moro jaw hinged on • bracket • loop which cameo the opposing jaws, rod is by the wedge arm as the pivoted lever peering amen 66 the staple A atop far the lever and as stisabisis beak, he., are provided. No. Nsiveasbor ...

... other sections of the anew shop girls were at work on machines which make sucks and stockings. knitted jumpers and costume cardigan jackets and articles of underclothing. Chair seating and setigrjout, .tools and other ornamental and fancy work is done by ...

... to fall on the floor. she said, and further alleged: Then he twigged my arm bitind my back. Harrington, a machinist, denied hitting his mother. I just caught hold of her arm to stop her hitting me. he said. The case was found not proved and the summons ...

... Briarwood. Highgate Avenue. Walsall. Mr. Michael Thomas Charles. of The Crags. Jesmond Road. Clevedon. Somerset, son of the late John Smith Charles. of Felull Hall, left E 2.4113 gross. £2.397 net . Mr. Ernest Woolley. of 77. Lime Street. Walsall. who died ...

... always been ve a ri y eager for a marriage between St. John and (}wecdolyu, and her refusal had been a severe blow to him. But since she was unmarried still, all hope was not lost ; and fit. John was each a fine, handsome young fellow, he thought she ...

... -- Treasured memories osing Mother and Oran. passed awl* Aug, 1. Quietly yOur memory we shall treasure. - Bertha. John. grandsons Phi* John. Diane and bahv Derron . COLMAN. - In memory of Mrs. Cohn*. passed away Aug. 10. Deepest sympathy to the family - ...

... Player 59 / 1 1 ROAD RACING protesting for some time that the CARS Mr. A. Radford, animal' right outside the school buildings, • John Hawley and Company's was bad a t o g danger r c e r a o t ss it e to reminded children m w e m h o . TITANUS MIGHTY-MIKE 15in ...

... that oo hatorday, March 10th, the defendant earn* home atter he bad here drlokitio, and beat her with his floe. Use of her arms wee so severely *creel that abs *sold Dot ft for a week. The next sevnine Iw her, aid bad set *tarred. They bad been married ...

... brave, and frisky—tell the world they owe it to their whisky. Old Ireland having found ber way back to our arms again, quite sick of Grattan's rule, was complimenting us by taxing all British imports. Fine old Tory limes were these I but soon doomed ...