... permitting the importation of arms for the purpose of revolutionising Turkey. — Paris cor. of the Morning Post. Lord and Lady Cardigan. — Tbe Peninsular Corres- pondence speaks as follows of a rapid visit made to I Madrid by Lord Cardigan: — His Lordship and ...

... clearing away the debris. ‘Pwo men were soon rescued, but they were in a eerious condition, John Butler (52), labourer. was much burat on the hande and face, and his arm was injured. Thomas Clarke (30) wos also injured, his hands and| face, likewise be:ng seriously ...

... Muscroft John, Town Arms, Duke street. Park ; Morton John, Dm Inn, Penistone road; Maxfield George, Earl drey, Silver street head; Nicholson George, Ostrich Tnu, Mitchell street; Peace Uriah, Denison's Arms, Watery street; Sheard Wm., Surrey ...

... manager, 242. Brcokhiil. John Bednal, merchant, Kenwood Park rosd. Aether S. Plaits, scissors manufacturer, Talbot place. John James Grattan, merchant, 124, West street. Arthur Benton, brassfonnder, Victoria road. Heelcy. John Drabble Thompson, filo manager ...

... Mr. Charles Lewes, Albany, Piccadilly. John Blake, of Bridge street, Westminster, wine and spirit merchant, April 6 and May 13 ; solicitor, Mr. Dimmock, Skinner's place, Size lane. TO SURRENDER IN THE COUNTRY. John Wright, of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire ...

... EVENING SPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACT VESTA VICTORIA, Tfc. Popular Come'lienne and Dancer, JLateat Suojessee. ABTHDB PABREN. COBA CARDIGAN. Comedian. DONALDSON. BROTHEBa. AND ABDELL, lathfir Unique Speciality Act, entiUe^“^i»^»t_the_Zo«.’’ BAY MASKELL, Coiuedienne ...

... together with business affairs, is no light undertaking; yet all these factors are to be found the Midhaelmas Fayre Messrs. John Atkinson, the Moor. She eld. The Fayre opened yesterday, and will remain until October. every department festive atmosphere ...

... ana Fishing Rusk 2/-. and S.'S per John Mace Exchange aireet- CARAVANS FOR SAUS (NARAVAN k,r Safe: pleasantly situ*tad Budy linglon. fnllv eqnipped« sleet 1 four; buyer ike let*; X 45 near oUer -Panioulars: 52. Cardigan road. Hull ...

... Ladies’ Silk and Weal VESTS. I»« nerk. No sleeves . . -J lIS Ladies’ Wool VESTS, law ntek. slscves and low neck, ribbed arms O lIS Children's 'Thistleknit' Underwear. Childrens Wool VESTS. Sises, 2 to 6. Starting r6i Childrens Thistlcknlt C ...

... themselves to be outwitted by the Chinese, and, no doubt, the next ar- rivals will bring decisive news. Lord Cardigan. — The case of Lord Cardigan has been twice brought under discussion in the House of Commons, and the opinions of the members present a ...

... 13,11. Can be laid away. 4/o—Boys' Blue Nap REEFER COATS. 4/-. 3/11. 4/11—Men's Grey or Black CARDIGAN'S, 3/11. 11. 6/11, 7/11—Men’s heavy Black CARDIGANS, velvet collars.—Turners Bargains, only 6/11, 7/11. BE SURE YOU GET TO TURNERS. jCS/17/6—Heskvy ...

... Siddall, a manufacturer, who owns property in ihe neigh- bourhood, gave evidence in support of the applica- tion.—Mr. J. J. Grattan, Barber road, Crookes, and Mr. N. Holden, manufacturer, also gave evidence to the same effect.— Mr. Clegg coatende 1 that ...