... , Brampton Brian. Butter and Dressed Poultry.—Judges Mrs. Mor- gan Jones, Delbury Farm. Live Poultry: Mr. Bach, The Park, Onibury. Stewards: F. Temple, Esq., Mr. G. Fletcher, Mr. T. Kilvert, and Mr. J. Leech. Pigs: A. Greenhous, Esq., and J. ...

... ^nc-oniJj^ pirATIONAL RAILWAYS. An Argument for State I OORE TIG. lIE HONOURABLE MRS. THOMPSON, Ackworth Moor Top, Pontefract, desires to testily to K.'Hlse and eiffcacy of Mr. Sawyer's Powders for lie and Bh^aehe, kavixa obtained great relief through using ...

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... Chemists and others, or post free, i.1, Qno's Road, Baiswateh, LONDON,W. TifOTTCA': OTiTRTJMETfTS for Brass, Rni XYJLString,Dr* Sc Fife Bands, Piano#, Organs, Melodeon% Concertinas. Specially reduced prices post free. Music for Bands. Bandsmen's Caps ...

... Dh' Sgot1's PILts »V»- «COTT'S piLLS ovVihS,Vn li/ CTJRE GIDDINESS. DR. CJCOTT'S DILLS OTJUE INDIGESTION. )»3 XT CURB COSTIVKNBSS. DR dCOTT'S DILI/S CURB STOMACH PAIWS. I CURB L.A8RITDDB. JTkR- CCOTT'S piLLS gSK NER DB^8BI0Jr. 8-^ I^IT -R A CURB FLATULENCY ...

... SIAMESE CERfiMONY. By com IT and of the King of Siam the investiture of the Crown Prince Mahr Vugisnvadh, aged 16, was performed at the Siamese Legation this morn- ing by Prince Svasti half-brother to the King. A few Englishmen were present but the British ...

... Pulley (L), 1,460. ISLINGTON (North). G. C. T. Bartley (C) 4603 Dr. Napier 3200—1400 1892: G. C. T. Bart'.ey (C), 4,456; J. Hill (L), 3,646. ISLINGTON (South). Sir A. K. Rollit (C) 3563 Dr. H. Hart 2343-1220 1892: Sir A. Rollitt (C), 3,194 W. D. Dig (L) ...

... Johnson (Lab.) 1218—1187 1892: D. Palmer (C), 2,370; J. G. Shipman (L), 1,619. HULL (Central). Sir H. S. King (C) 5476 F.Maddison(L) 3515—1961 1892: H. S. King (C), 4,938; F. Maddison (Lab.), 4,462.. HULL (West). C. H. Wilson (I.) 6637 J. MacO.rtby (Lab.) 1400-5237 ...

... amongst those present we noticed Mr and Mrs Brownlow Tower and family, Mr C. Moore, Mrs N. Robinson and party, Franktou Grange, General and Mrs Mostyn and family, Mr and Mrs ...

... F. Mytton. Newtown.—Goal, Edwards; backs, Elwell and Hughes; half-backs, King, E. Davies, and Rees; forwards, Swettenham, Lewis, Nock, P. Morgan, and E. Humphreys. Referee, Mr. W. Watkins, Dorchester. ABERYSTWYTH v. ABERYSTWYTH RESERVE. A fair number ...

... lucre, Mr To which Mr- whose patience was now quite exhausted, replied It is not the filthy lucre I object to, but the filthy looker on. Collapse of bystander. # GAME No. 2. Played between Rev H. Chapman and Dr Col- bourne in consultation against Mr J. ...

... County Council (Mr H. C. Fryer). 6.—The Earl of Lisburne, Mr Vaughan Davies, M.P., Mrs Vaughan Davies, the Chairman of the Cardiganshire Quarter Sessions (Mr Willis Bond). 7.— The Lord-lieutenant of Cardiganshire (Col. Davies-Evans) and Mrs ...