... black white hand. raw', lag florae to 48, !LILL so;adon W rewarded. 6515-24 Ma. CLAIMS B. I/ISRAEL L.D.&, R. 03. Demos., late arms at the G Medical Fund Snooty, MAY OONSULTED .t 32. WOOD STREET. and 7 . MILTON ROAD. SWINDON. 3786 LufT on Jane St.h , SILVLIL ...

... Bruileaell. Earl of Cardigan, K.C.8., Colonel 11th Hussars, of 4d, Portman-square, sun Ileene Park, Wansforl, Nerthamptonehlre, was proved in the London Court ou the 2.1ril eh. by the ht Hen Geor;e Viscount Curzon Captain the lion. John C. W. Vivian, NLP ...

... Glouccskershiro edition of Not Mai Herold on sale in Circawow asighbocbood *very Friday &became Three o'clock. Oopies be of Wool arms sad Barran Roue If —On Sunday the Rev. W. J. Avery, of Leaden. preaches in Cozwell Street Chapel on behalf of these missions ...

... corner. I wonder where Dino is He ought not to be out so late, with that cough of hi.. I suppose be has gone to Brett and Grattan'a. I am glad the dear fellow has put himself into their hands. Right ought to be done: she would have said so bonsai, and ...

... not so high as night otherwise have been the epee. There were TO rams brought to the hammer. fetched from p. to 21 ga, Mr. John a fine maim' at ?1. guineas. Others trete .p., 10 p., p.. 9i ore., 71 is. These 54 p., to op. The otherhighest 74 p.. 81 p ...

... was glad thst his friend Mr. Coleridge wee with they that eventing (lou I applauae). He had • telegram the previous osy Item John O'Connor, saying lie was sun to be with (applause). He did not came by the Ho, train by which they travelled, but he had ui ...

... Neville. Mn, V. Young. and Mrs. Stump. MUUMUU . THE SHARE-OUT. On Tuesday quite a happy gathering assembled at the Burdett Arms for their annual share-out The treasurer was congratulated on the dividend of £1 4s. to each of 35 members, The annual meeting ...

... recent tee- ARMS HOTEL YARD, undertake the haircutting and shaving timonials) to reach the undersigned not SWINDON. Sale of Valuable All the birds originate from the Bouslusioorws NOVEMBER Sib, th e male i nmates. : e _ Let et president Lord Cardigan. Pedigree ...

... and though the restoration of Grattan's Parliament would have been more in accord with the sentiment of the Irish people, he believed the proposed Statutory body was much more likely to be a final settlement than Grattan's Parliament would be. The supremacy ...

... 6d; total. 89311,720 5. 91, monism £367.673 8. 64, shish, m the Conn emu had exploited, was largely m the war Their coe.ety arm,oed at the lot to pay Me =Mebane of member' at the .aid every Lodge Mich made mplie•tiato for re-payment of nemesis' had ...

... Brian Luttrell. hare done what I wan asked to do. he said, drawing himedf up to his full height, and turning naval with folded arms darkennig brow. I bare burnt his letter. and I should now be glad. lie. to hear the views which you wise to sapient to Mycou ...

... only daughter. Muriel and Mu.. F. W Maunirell, of Cricklade Street and Wood street held a reception and dance •t the King's Arms Hoed on Wednesday evening. Miss Maundrell enjoys the popularity and friendship of • circle, and • company ■umbering ever 100 ...