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... ORANGE COGNAC, COGNAC, GINGER GIN and ORANGE GIN, inanufactuied by the cele• !mated distillers. Thomas Grant tk Sons, Maidstone, Kent —can be obtained from DUNCAN. & Co, 74. Hill Street, Newry. _ _ . _ _ _ To CURE SKIN DlSEASES.—Sulpholine Lotion drives ...
... Tennis. and Sand Shoes, supplied to the trade at manufacturers prices. A large stock to select from.—F Rir.ev & Co, Wholesale Boot and Leather Merchants, Newry. , In the Royal Southern Yacht Club Saturday last the match for the One 1 4 I Cup given by the ...
... Rothschild 1 Ipswich ■■■ Mr HE Adair 1 Mr West 1 Isl« of Wight .. Sir J Simeon 1 Kendall Whitwoll 1 Kent (East) Pemberton 1 11-s I Kent (West) Mills 1 Mr Talbot Kiddenniaater ••• Leo 1 King’s Lynn Lord Stanley 1 Mr Bnnrko 1 Knaresborough ...
... showers in the north, they were but sufficient to rather check advancing rates. The storm Thursday night scarcely reached to Maidstone, and was too hasty to do permanent good, though very refreshing to the dust-clad herbage and languid foliage. As frequently ...
... GOODS. ' Good Minna Bordeaux Claret (vintage, RICKNAOAVNA, eituate in the Bracey id (brier Newry, May, 1872. szT.Tzrn WATER. BOOTS AT THE VICTORIA. In the Ith int., Cl the Find 18651 m mature 4 .• .. 1155 - and County of Armagh, containing 1101 e. or. Sop ...
... forming an effective force *»1 30,000 men. Tun “PRr.Bim.NT” Steamer.— Saturday, July 21, bottle was washed shore at Quecnborough, Kent. It contained a slip of paper evidently hastily torn off serial publication, written with lead pencil, ami related to that ...
... purchased for him by the Crown sslile confined in Rally• hot Bridewell, wore snow•whito linen, a collar. brit no tie. him boots were well polished, and his hair was neatly combed. When on the drop he said, May the L urd forgive toy enemies, and while ...
... star the breast.— Chain hers' Jonrnul, Ahuivai Tin: at Queen ieturia indsor Castle Wednesday morning, ac- pained the D.iehos Kent, the Countess and .several the suit , in throe carriages ami four, witli out-riders, for llrightou. Thehoinies in indsor were ...
... middle-sized man. swarthy, with dark hair, and a somewhat turned-u? nose, wears m black coat and waistcoat, leather breeches, and boots, neither made the best possible taste, and ride* an ordinary-looking brown horse; told roe lived at Ok'.ugton, said hi* name ...
... NEWRY SAW MILLS, WOOD, AND JN CONSEQUENCE OF DELAY COM- Ttfl , EIGHT o'clock precisely. f ■ «Uy Morr. SHERRY—Choice Pole and Golden, 265, 303, 34», IRON COMPANY (L IMI T E D). have MEXCIXG the Painting the above Church. Tickets Is each. To be had from the ...
... vieiou* •truggle not break throogh fci* P' om, ruur , and in Anguit, 1897, ■ho engaged (nd But there are carp in thi* and it* golden froit. But then, what giator watch the reapoodeot. On „ | » lod tbat i, quite aufficient reason become them if they should ...
... clreck plunder, tliongb. fron tire their authority, not cflicieudy might desired. On ererv occasion of wreck the cast coast Kent, the Wlioie crew station ia obliged to called out to protect properte. Folfcttone parties have avaemhled few tire of plunder ...