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... (At Grattan Strost.l JOHN IV. Bonbon Stow Boswell. JOHN GRAHAM, M. Clemsod Terrace. Biewhium WILFRID pekoe NAM. JOSEPH ATKINSON, 4$ Heselword Avenue. Newcastle . EDGAR JOHN COOLLY. U. Read. Gateshead JOHN MARTIN. Jean Street, Beewell. ...
... FEBRUARY 15 , 1855 . LORD CARDIGAN'S SERVICES IN TUR- ^ decree of Almighty Providence that ho was saved ems:menial ftitellfsence. NV KEY AND THE CRIMEA. from that greatest certainty of death which could - The following is Lord Cardigan's speech by possibility ...
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... Press seams. Join edge straight but continue dec. on front under arm and side seams. Next work slope until 24 Sts. remain, then continue the border. With No. 10 needles pick This cardigan will keep a small girl cosy on cold days. buttons up well over the ...
... *dry. LINES TO JOHN LEGG'S WUL. Out gui.l aula John ‘Ceti, I .u. 'That better day* v. eft hat- Au' dot:enter ye amen been Then ye are ; But ye' hae hinny 6ot a freen To earn for you. Bit the' yc're tiiruisi rather !rine, Veil aye be dear to me the atm ...
... uephew of the prisoner althea Grattan, while Sidney_ Ellecott, the other prisoner, was his sou-in-law. Mr. Thomas D. Dulton prosecuted on behalf of the creditors of John Grattan Kr. Bosley and Mr Cole for William Grattan, and Kr. Carter for Ellacott. ...
... at a reception hied in the elydeview Roadhouse, Port Glasgow. I The Late Mr. • John Swan • It was with deep regret that his many friends learned of the death of Mr. John Swan Just a a one day before he was due to retire from Mews. Scotts' atter 53 years' ...
... bearioe a striking resemblance to himself .: He mentally dabs him The Other John Smite. Whilst taking stock of him a tats drawn up and the stranger is jerked and rapidly driven off. John Smith up a bijou pencil case. which has fallen oat. Prom tato, a compatriot ...
... VL —Miss Mho Ms Mamie Min Roes Gelleway,_ Wean Jame WIDIra. Mader Thomas Boor. Master John G. Welsh. Standard V.—Master Robert Abbe; Mies Maggie Matbigeon, Master John Roomy. Mbe Maggie Wilson. Standard IV.—Mhe J. Rennatyne, Master Robert Aird, Marne M'Neb ...
... of his Lordship's Epissopd arms on the panel of his carriage must be condemned nnseriptural. is to be DISTRUIL-At the Thames Police Court on Mond ly a very portly, red-faced gentleman, described in th•. police-sheet as John Wilson, aged 40, of the Castle ...
... —But . Ru'sian shell bursting on the ight front of Lord Cardigan u . vtrew out a fragment whic met N full on t e chest awl tore • way .nto hi 4 heart. The sword d upped from his hand ; but the arm with which be was w vi g it he moment before still remained ...