... DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS. F OR BILE, FOR WIND, F OR LIVER and FOR STOMACH COMPLAINTS, FOR LOW SPIRITS, DEBILITY, FOR WEAK DIGESTION. TESTIMONIAL. The Cottage, Carrick-hree, Bantry, Ireland. u 24th. I feel great:pl easure in bearing ...

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... deep to put out the engine fires, At eight o'clock Mr. Cockshot, traffic superintendent, succeeded, with a pilot engine, in forcing his way through the water, a previous attempt, in company with Mr. Oakley, general manager, having failed. After. waiting ...

... TELEGRAM TO THE KING STOCKHOLM PROTEST 230.000 DISCHARGED HEROES. Mr. ( . U. Derry, general organiser for the Great Britain National Federation Discharged Sailors and Soldiers, on Thursday forwarded the following telegram to the King; Quarter of a million ...

... THE KING ! King Carnival then took the stage, and Initiated into the circle of Knights and Dames of the Carnival a number of vialtors and residents, including Sir Robert Webber, Miss Joan Webber, Dr. and Mrs. IL N. Taylor, Coun. Max Beveridge, ...

... THE KING, Some meet hate it .add stigmata to din* eat. and tbs fact that her swot of • few of Li. awns iris aWtad wadi if bad bra to Wind•or in • tonna Gam rv. dined dot in Latina h. Kyr. did to, while Ins t . and Petra Mort owe frogart per dirma brie ...

... THE KING'S FIRST Mr. Nigel Leslie Campbell. A managing director of Helbert Wagg and Co., Ltd.; director of the Bankers' Industrial Development Company, Ltd. One of the trustees of Lord Nuffield's £2,040,000 fund to assist the special areas. Mr. Thomas ...

... :• • Howard Fowler, Dr. Francis •• • Dr. Walcot Gibson. Dr. L.•,•-•. Professor Frederic Wood James Kenner, Professor Falwarrl 311anby, Hr. James Alexander .Ifurray. Proi,..Air Joseph Proudnian, 111 r. Southwell, Dr. Leonard Dr. Rubin John ...

... DR. (ORLY'S ILLNXSB. Dr. T. it. Davies , ihilitiesrdeiit of the Club, who was in the chair. in proposing the King. referred to Dr. Snare illness end said he was now recuperettri on the Riviera , and on the motion of in. Davies it was decided to mend ...

... less cost, d a t es t h remain an established Cburch. Dr. tee of Public moun t s i n a Garbett said. ite Paper published ralfterday. s a general conclusiest:regarding Golden widdins.—Mr. and Mrs. South Bank Exhibition the S. B. Squire, Mercia-road, Tre- ...

... THE KING REPRESENTED. Leading the imposing array of eminent officers was the veteran soldier, the Duke of Connaught, in the full-dress uniform of a field-marshal. He was there as the King's direct representative. He moved to his specially reserved seat ...

... DR. PARRYS TESTIMONIAL HANDSOME DONATION BY MR, LLEWELLYN WILLIAMS. MT. Llewjefllyn Williams, the well-known mining engineer, who has lately been ta,king so keen an interest in the Treorky Choir and accompanied them to Windsor Castle, has for- warded ...