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... INAUGURATION OF A STATUE TO KING ROBERT THE BRUCE. The ancient and royal burgh of Stirling was en fete on Saturday on the occasion of the inauguration of a monument to King Robert the Bruce. Between one and two o'clock the various public bodies collected ...
... Gained Flesh I DR. CASSEL] Strength by , '6 TABLETS. Mrs. D. A. BUR. ID, 51, Union Vicarage cane, Ham, London, rites, May 15th, 1904: Since taking Dr. Cassell's Tablets I am -lingconsiderably Alger and better and Ave pined much flesh. have suffered ...
... Rechabitea, The °vend Coffin Company, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Holman and family, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hall and family. A bouquet was also received from George and Gert ie. The arrangements were carried out by Mr. Thomas Davies, Bbvinti. ...
... record was kept. T II E 81-CENTENARY OF NONCONFORMITY WHAT HAS MR. GLADSTONE COST THE COUNTRY I • The French treaty has brought about one of its objects. It has cemented an alliance between Mr. Gladstone and the Radicals, which adds, no doubt, to his personal ...
... supposed letter from Dr. Hessey. He noticed that it contained several grammatical errors, and on remarking this to the prisoner he explained this by saying that as Dr. Hessey was very busily engaged at the time he had directed Mr. Reuben Green, the vestry ...
... REPORT BY DR. VOELCKER OF visit of Inspection to the Phospho Guano Stores at Seacombe, Birkenhead, and of Analyses of Samples taken from the Stores on the 9th February, 1866. Id compliance with Messrs. Peter Lawson & Son's request, I again this year paid ...
... DR. KENEALY AT WOOLWICH. Dr. Kenealy, attended by his eldest son, addressed some of his supporters at Woolwich on Monday night, In the Lecture Hall, Mr. Kimber presiding. The room was crowded, notwithstanding there was a charge for entrance. Opposition ...
... were: Mrs. W. .lenkins and Miss Edith Cook, daughters ; Mrs. H. Cook. daughter-in-law; Mrs. T. Evans, sister-in-law; Mrs. I. Stokes, Mrs. M. Blackwell, Mrs. M. Coggins, Mrs. M. ...
... Underground Lead, by Mr. M. Baum On the Clip Polley, by Mr. H. W. Martin. On the Duration of the South Wiles Coal Field,' by Mr. B. Bedlington. On 'Mechanical Ventilation, by Mr. G. Cope Pearce. On the Cornish Engine, by Mr. Loam. Tbe ...
... mingled with crim of Long live the King! Until the Ring had retired the Castle the cheering was maintained. The coronation march was again played, and the drums and truminds of the military bands acre sounded. The King proceeded to. the throoe-room where ...
... Cliftaii was Mmes. The pant. Mr. E. Misheard. Mr. an/ [MY. }tr. an.. Mrs. few !nand., traM.unl in minim cis, aisn sns an day emst is sad armed Chl.m. As dimes was provided. and afterwards as/ thee Teeleveal llantess Mr. Callum. waterworks beasemb weasaser ...
... VISIT OF THE KING OF SARDINIA; The King of Sardinia arrived on Friday morning at Dover from Calais. He was received on landing the naval and military authorities of the port; and on entering the Ship Hotel, found the Mayor and Corporation in waiting to ...