... and MITTENS SILK UMBRELLAS SILK WEB BRACES and GARTERS HAND-KNIT HALF HOSE HAND-KNIT GLOVES CUFFS & MITTENS KNITTED WOOL CARDIGAN JACKETS TRAVELLING RUGS LEATHER HAND-BAGS PURSES STUDS and LINKS Etc etc Dancing Calesthenics & Deportment Attends high class ...

... first it was allowed iinporte I into England duty free, but 1842 a protective duty f five shillings per ton was imposed. Mr. John R. Jackson, of the Kew Museum, also MVS in the same publication : This article, >wn also as libi-divi and libi-dibi, important ...

... economical point view, School Board was avoided ; for it was all very pretty until '• gentleman cam* round with a book under his arm and said had come for the School Board rate. Tli* system ought to be maintained, beci religious education was made a leadi ...

... and Pleasure Garden. Excellent for auf-asts, Private Parties, &c. Proprietjr. W.UiT. HAM. hunvy.—Coach a.m. How. mpfe- J tor. John L'lliOtOllD, Surrey.—But l»:iU HOTEL, Hi^h-st. Proprietor, C. TTAYASTriiiSts. - Dolphin (C.T.C.). Family and Commercial. Cyclists ...

... intry KNIGHT aloue Proprictor, Arm 1 MOU LESLEY surrey.—hing’s Plant “4 and Pleasure Garden Excoltent acco: ly and Pro t ? ion for Beanfeasts, Private Parties, &c ce the W. Lear. to suit y.—v OACH AND licants t or, JOHN Hire KLING. — ind | {UILDFORD, ...

... F. D. Cox- IVOHTHY. I- JUST oitissfEAD, Sussex. — Arms. J Family a:id Commercial Hotel. Old-established Posting House. Private Families accommodated. Proprietor Kxmiir. MOULESEY. Surrey.—King's Arms. Tea and Pleasure Garden. Excellent acooinmodation ...

... Pr*>priet4>r. Cr. KxiftHT. | MOULESKY. Surrey.-King's Arms. Tea i K-J and Pleasure Garden. Excellent tion i ...

... October sth. Dkath from Convulsions. —Dr. Jackson conducted an inquest the Infirmary on Friday! afternoon on the body of Ernest John Hart, an ; infant. Prom the evidence taken it appeared that the child's parent* resided Bensham Manor lane. The child had a ...

... Hslf-t >n of cosls (Mr. F.W. Budgen) 28—I4tb. box of tea (Lieut. M aid men t) Prrt. G. Comber 28—Tf*vellin* rug and traps (Dr. John Knigh') Swgt Young - curtains Mr G- Bashfoprt > Corpl. Holland 28—Pair blank.*. (.Mrs. W. D. Paine) Sit.. Vif. Hammett 28—Cass ...

... F. W. Rudgen). Private H. Nice, 22, cardigan jacket (Mr. E. Wicks). Private Lee, 22. ooal vase (Messrs. Biggs and Ninnes). Private Thrift, Austrian rug (Mr. Alderman Summers). Private Baker. skin hearthrug (Mr. John ! Knight). Private Brougliton, 21, turkey ...

... County Bench was held on Monday afternoon, when John Dendon (described as a tramp), a rough-looking fellow, who wore a coloured kerchief round his throat, and in lieu of a coat a rusty coloured cardigan jacket, appeared on a charge of having violently ...

... near Lancaster. ...