... the bil- liard match in Bristol on Saturday. of Beaufort has leit Stoke Park for the Cont: iment for several the Earl of Cardigan, Koyal Wilt- shire Imperial Yeomanry, has qualified at the Yeomanry 8c! rebot, for field rank. The recruits of the 4th Somerset ...

... accordingly tho wearer has er prossure his arm must be free from contact wot considered against it, is for mombecra of the ot to the vory crowded con- tae of House. condition who have make more evident by their arms in slings. Mr. this devico Spencer was ...

... the Karl of Cardigan, D.S.0., the Sherif of Bristol (Mr. H. L. Riseley), the Right Rev. George t Browne, D.D. ( Bishop wf the Right Han. Lowss Fry, P.C. William Henry Holland, \ 1.P. (President of t Nor tea Cha: ers of Commerce), Sir John Kingh Rart. ...

... and E. 34, Henrict! Chevalier. Lays.” Street. bd Limelight Marshall, Hamil! ton, Kent, and and Entertaining. Mrs. L. Heaton Arm John Long, 13 Nerris 8t: reet, Haymarke “The Fate of the Far Seal.” iy Joseph Col- aring : William . 89, Cross Road; Humanitarian ...

... the thing tain the third and fourth scries present issue, and the other two volumes con- tt y. caricatured has ceased to be.” John enry Newman and his preaching f: ‘orm the subj So that the Studies are all here, but there aro of one letter, and it is a va ...

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... In the not ex ing 15 hands, Mr. 8: elman, of White Ladies’ Road, led the with his bay gelding, E Cardigan; Mr. A. Batcher being second with Gentleman John. The tenant farmers’ single-harness competition wes awi ora. the young cream- coloured mare of Mr ...

... D MIRROR, SATURDAY. DECEMBER the cbief prises vely to the breed. The Kine came the Rosebery and Sir John Swinburne. cup was aw: went to Lord heifer, the Welsh cattle were present in numbers, and although was uot quite co etriking 20 British representatives ...

... leerare be in being of sorvice to the oD. HORE CasE.—At the County Court yesterday (before his Roenoar J: Ed of tl Whit- tome, Arms, Chalford Hill, eued ‘Charles W. the Bear Inn, Bisley, £15 breach of warrant: on the sale of 2 the plaintiff from who, it wae ...

... heid Be did not ind whether the national CHAM Faause FocnD DROWNED.—. Edward out of the out of tus ma Mr. T. Barham on the ‘arm, whose privaie munificenee, or by profit No dach + Wes atts, & farmer, of Walpolo ahort time rma not oaly bees: was found in ...

... Gwendoler Eleanor Mary, only daughter of Charles O New York. —December 19, at Bt. . Gate, by the Rev. W. Fisher, John Banfield Crane, son of John Banfield Crane, Esq., late of Clifton. to Avnie Elizabeth Cowesll, eléer daughter of Moses Cowcill. Eea.. bf ...

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