... ; abendanlr salmon, trout, LET, wel fib; me t wildfowl ebootingttoishe low eight miles / M a i n h son the Mititland and cardigan Railway. A. charming seaside residence in MM. & booting box and Lits, W. QIIMMEB MONTHS.—In a very pot of • .twesty from ...

... April 15, at Devon Nook, Lnke's-avenue, Chiswick, to Mr. and Mrs. John Shailer—a ion. CLEM ENT—ARMSTRONIi.—On April at Acton Hill Wesleyan .Methudist Church, Anton, by the Rev. Irving Arms st ntig, assisted by the Rev. J. H. Hoc ken. Oswald, .n of Mr. and ...

... firs radford, with his Sir Charles—a son of the champion Sir George, t ; and Mr Henry Lacy of Hebden Bridge, second, with Cardigan Arms. Mr Thos. Cooper's five-year-old bay gained a high commendation, while Mr Walter S. Bailey's chesnut Fidget, and Mr Henry ...

... afternoon, as the calms of the Aeton District. Council, cm the body of Edith May Shepherd, age' two years, the daughter of Mr. John Shepherd, • builder, of 109, Churehtleid-road, Acten.—Theevidence wee to the meet that. the child bad at times suffered from ...

... IRISH SO)( Hand Knit by Donegal Peasantry, arm, durable, and comfortable, paws, post free 2.6; Men's Knickerbocker,Hose, 2w pairs, post free, 3/9, 4/9, 5/9 or 69; Ladies' and Boys' Hose Wool Pants, Vests, and Cardigan Jackets, now very cheap ; price lists ...

... would treat than leniently, and bound them over to come up for judgment if called upon. DISCHARGED. Wm. Starr, 38, carman, of John-street, Bush Hill Park, was charged with stealing oirdigan jackets, value 95., the property of Fred. Chapman, a travelling ...

... also the graceful d. acing of Mies Emilie Grattan. The piece dealt with the Old Puritan life of England and also with the innocent ruse of a Royalist girl to save her lover, a cavalier, from arrest. Mime Grattan was loyally audited by her husband, Mr Francis ...

... Dahla, Darter At the the MA Dakr talking to ors Antlers ttilt: roams. rad arr. sr roar bear aottood, took wen tram to the Armed and badly brut, aeon sad wen shattered. ant the roof w eurequoatly lard to have born much damned. illustrating farce ml the ...

... after dinner, he was taking repose in the open air, a troop of armed men, among whom were several Bretons, surprised and surrounded him. He was without his coat of mail, and bad for arms only a sword and a short pike with which the Saxons were constantly ...

... 'Phone: Ealing 361 Cashmare. iu 4:r pea. c!os and plain. 210. 3,0. 3,11. Silk, 5'6. 6'6. to 126. Golf Hose 5.6. 6. 7/0. 105. CARDIGANS di WAISTCOATS • DRESSING GOWNS. Woollan Jackets 716, 1216. 1616. 18/6, 28/6. 38/. Waistcoats(Wool) 8:6, 1216, 166, 1831. ...

... 28tb, Professor Leitch, one, 7lb. 28th, Major Lawrence. one, 4113. 28th, Dr. Clements, one, 71b.; John Sweeney, one, 731 b.; W. Arthur, one, 81b. ; John M. Olrr, two, 111 b. ; Mr. Wynne, one, nib.; while Mr. Marshall, Dr. Clements, Mr. Malian, Mr. Fulton ...

... Perubike (Postman), the Chums (bran tub), S.M. SayAl (entertainment,). League locals and members (refrt•shmeak ,, Mr. H. Grattan )hon. treasurer', 15, Cumberland-road, Acton, will be , •11d receive donations towards redwing the total liabilities of the ...