... Spenc, r. 0; Robertson, lilt out, 3; extras. NI ; total, 12'). Ealing St. John's Reserves v. Ealing Y.M.C.A. —Played at Drayton liren, West Ealing en Saturday, awl non by St. John's, For the team. ehamberk (5 for 5) and Taylor for 4) bowled well. Rose played ...

... Royal Leader. recognised be could not prove victorious, signed the famous treaty of 1691. By this treaty it was agreed that all arms , property and estates should be restored, all attainder. annulled, and all °ugh:lorries reversed, and that no oath but that ...

... or thews the families the great, same to beg, and some to die ! And with the fail set the Abbey the livings they heel bind, arming them LS44O Ilford, mum Mt. the royal peammion. Panel,. Manor end the Adenomas of the Rectory was pasted by the Bing to one ...

... suede:nee. A stalwart Man had been soliciting charity on the pretence that hap tot his arm. An examination liv tit- police, howevr r, led the discovery that the mani arm was round and well, bet concealed under his coat. As as he.. a. arrested the prisoner ...

... large cowhouse also garden and 23 acres of pasture land. The above in Carmarthenahire, one mile from station on Whelland and Cardigan Railway. —Further particulars apply to E. S. Paormaaci,, Dolwelro, Hebron, R.S.O. ISLE of WIGHT, near Hyde, half mile from ...

... persons to avail themselves and tram Saturday. Jull l E u4 lan Right of SERPENT'S COIL Monday, July 20th, For BM Nights Only, Mr. John Humphries sad M r . Gimes Powerful Company, including Mr. Hero the celebrated Pruden North End Hall-11304 mad Team of Football ...

... Barrington. North Devon.-Illehly ble Properties for Sale. be SOLD, by PUBLIC AUCTION, by TO HANNAFORD. at the Portsmouth Arms Inn h Arms station, on the London Ra u ll i way,_ on Wednilley. the 17th dy of October next at Two for ree o'clock in the (subject ...

... concerts, &c., then back to workhouse the only Manchester man born now surviving of the Six Hundred ; Pte. Lawson (lost an arm in the charge) has been lucky enough to get into Royal Hospital, Chelsea, by which he forfeits his pension. Bth (Kixo's Gym) ...

... finishing off the and kill; before course by killing, just losing. _ Cardigan and White Ivory ran levels, half the run up, until the latter pecked slightly at the dyke, and then Dcar Cardigan showed in front, and knocked his hare over, a long two lengths in ...

... on Cardigan Bay, Merioneth. North Wales.—Thii important Freehold Residential Domain bas for many generations been the property and seat of the Corbel' family. It Is situate in the pa , ish of Tuwyn. in Mrlionath. aim, on the borders of Cardigan Bay, ...

... journal in E,. ern London, though full thirty years hove passed Sine. those days of sirewr and storm. [Mr. Grattan Cleary was the fret tilitor of ffir John Husipbrey's esfortuoste East London venture, and, is earlier dear, ens en F,oet Landon reporter.] The ...

... admitted the best &hinge in Ireland.—Terros very moderate. SPRING SALMON FIBBING FREE.— BUTLER ARMS HOTEL. Waterville. co. HeriT. Commencing Feb. 1. rjETLAND ARMS HOTEL, Cashel, Conne- mark Co. Galway.—The proprietor of this hotel leased the Clovis FISHING ...