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... continued, and the was carried unanimously. Copies of the resolution are to be sent to Mr Gladstone, Lord Carlingford, and Mr Mundell.. MR LEWIS MORRIS ON THE COLLEGE. Mr Uteri/Mei/rig, presiding at the fifth annivereary of the New Jewin chapel, on January ...
... MARRIAOII OF CAPTAIN PULLER MAITLAND. Thq samite, 9 1 Captalp A. Fuller Maitland, Q 9999 VittiTiinthtl era of Mr Mona*Fuller mail:hind, of Garth miss, - . grave, Bghaliire, with Kbasnor ' fough daughter of the late Mr fienniel Getty , , ffsmairly member ...
... I'antclass; Miss Mayo, Gnihiford; Mr J. Druitt, Christchurch; Dr and Mrs Ashe, Cork; J. W. H. Ashe, Cork; Rev G. Hales and Mrs, Clcnt Vicarage, Stourbridge; Mr and Mrs Geary and family. Cobourg Hotel —T. A. ...
... DR. KINGS DANDELION & QUININE LIVER PILLS Thebest rafted, for Bile, Wiwi, lafiyeslion, Costiveness, Piles,lteadoetie, hiekness, Giddiness, Philteriny of the Heart, :V erroussioss, Lois of Appetite, INGREDIENTS are really exeellent, and arc sworn oath ...
... and there voted for him Mr R. H. Wood, Dr R. Jones Mr Lloyd Richards, Mr Robert Vanghan. the Chairman, and the proposer and 'eeniler (71. Mr Chas. Edwards.. Dolscren, proposed Mr J. (1 Hn2hen. end the ...
... THE KING. lan serryforthe King. His pioNisa bin 'from dealing wits the swell Vie deg kis name into their wretched little in ardor that they min be in any way with the King. They would spat Kiln. or lie 'he and au a mat an which tie King amid wipe his ...
... memorial to the late King MIR he'd at Shrewsbury yesterday. Mr David DS% if.. M.P.. presided. and there 'eere present Davles. T4.r.1 Kenyon. Lord Olanuok, Sir Francis Trippel. Davie*. Treborth, Dr Lynn Titomas. Cord'ff. Mr Gihbins, M.P.. Mr ...
... DR•VITIO: MR J. H. APPLETON, Cert. Art Mader. H. BERTHA JONES (Diplom& in Cooking and Leaser, Work, lst elms). Re-opening of School September Htil. 1601. Payne requiring Railway Sews wet please apply to axe forthwith, JOHN ET, 6, Poetlsoclatreet. Aberystwyth ...
... The King. A letter was read Mr A. Akers- Douglas, Homo tiocrotary, stating that the King was plrused to receive very graciously the resolution of the Guardians ont heoecasion of the King's illness. Contracts. It Ints decided to tender. for contracts, ...
... Possibly King of England. He was asked his business and declined to say; he was accordingly taken to King-street Police-station, where he was examined by Dr. Bond. He said he was a statesman, and wished to see the Queen he had no money or home. Dr. Bond ...
... and Mr and Mrs Webb, Hay 16, Tensor—Mr and Mrs Smith, and family, Mrs Bourne, and Mr and Mrs Lewis, and family, Stourbridge 19, Terrace—Mr Carey and ...
... Southport Mr, Mrs, Misi and Master Chapman, Chester Mr and Mrs Brennston Miss Butt, Ross Mrs Harrymon Mr W. Shown Mrs N. Shakeqpear and the Shakespear 6, Trafalgar House, ...