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... Cardigan Jackets. Sir,—Many of the kind ladies in our land will respond to the call for Cardigan jackets for our brave soldiers, and if those having money at their disposal would spread the orders to the different firms, it would once serve a three-fold ...
... business AjTOOTOciatiarr. JOHN ATKINSON'S COLUMN. HUNDRED AND FUR-EDGED CLOAKS. JOHN THE DRAPER, SHEFFIELD MOOR, HAS ON TO-DAY (SATURDAY) 253 PUB-EDGED CLOAKS, LINED AND QUILTED, BOUGHT AT LESS THAN HALF-PRICE :— 27 FUR-EDGED CLOAKS, AT EACH. 79 FUB-EDGBD ...
... MISOELMSEOUS SALES. ClGARS.—Habana, Java, Manilla, Mexican ( El Destine-, &c), and good Englishßrands; reasonable prices at John Puley's, Penistone road. _____——- FOB Fishing PRIZES call at Turner's, 16 and 18, Scotland street, and 23, London road, where ...
... Spencer Rodfem; ‘Torter Cottage.” Vole Rootl. from John Toung, deceased, to Harriit Young; ” Cardigan Tavern.” Bali Street, from Albert Edward Marsd.-n to Tom Shirtdiffe; ” Manvers Arms.” Fowler Street, from John White Harry Frith: Dritaania Inn.” Worktop Road ...
... (Conservative). AMERICAN BRIDES. But Transatlantic brides are in fashion. If Ameri can reports be correct, Sir Thoma3 Henry Grattan Esmonde will not have made his American tour for nothing. Cynics declared on his return from his joint mission that it was ...
... Sheffield. STRIKE BARGAINS.—Kaps Upright Grand PIANO; splendid iQitruaent; 80gut.—MiLcr. 465. Atterclifle rd, Sheffield. The arm 120. THE MOOR. 28. WICKER. 601. LONDON ROAI>. Lin»« BOYS’, YOUTHS’. MEN'S BOOT?, and all k’nd’i'tf WORKMEN ENGINEERS* OVERALLS ...
... SHEFFIELD POLICE COURTS. EXPENSIVE WINDOW SMASHING. t John Neon, aged 45, Irish labourer, who had . been living Attercliffe for the last five years, will probably come to the conclusion, after a little thought, that window-smashing public-houses not ...
... proposed Mr. Gladstone.—T. D. Sullivan, September. 1883. And this nation of ours will become a free and independent Ireland.—John Dillon. November Ist, 1887. Ireland regarded England as her enemy, and rejoiced her misfortunes.-United Ireland,” 1885. It ...
... the It- was sought to proved for the plaintiff tha the December she was crossing Kirkstal Road the opposite side la the Cardigan Arms when she was knocked down by a motor car drivei by the defendant. Plaintiff was removed to thi Beneral Infirmary suffering ...
... family was represented the father, John Hughes, of Clogwyn Gwyn, and his children. John, Kate, and Xeil. There were also two brothers, Thomas and Robert Hughes, Tanybwleh, as well William Edwards and Charles Davies. John Hughes was an under-agent at the ...
... Is.—John Ford, 170, ! I street. Mild Cheshi CHEEoE, Cd. ;\ery fine Cheshire ' Cheese, 7d.; finest Cheshire Cheese, Bd.— John Ford, 170, ' sa - eet. _ ! Kiel BUTTER, Is.; finest Est -v.- iel Butter, l. 3d. ;, est Roller FLOOR, Is. od. per st™.—John lord ...
... I made him eomfortable as possible in two cardigans and oilsheets. and waited for the R.A.M.C. to come. Sunday came and at night I determined to try and for help, but in the aPernoon he passed away in my arms. At night I managed to struggle back from ...