... chosen & bridesmaid of bigher birth or of greater bun‘!'{‘ than Lady Mary Howard, who, nine years r the Queen's warriage, espoused Thomas, fourth Lord Foley, and who only a few days ago died in London. IJ Caroline Lennox, the daughter of the Duke of l{ichmmd ...

... rine. from &elan in the fairground, at Kinghlry. tloe total value of the being 3t. William Scott, travelling *bowman. mid re had a dollystaU at Keighlry fair, and on Toe, day, May Bth, he elated the stall stoat 11.30. and left the articles laid on the stall ...

... play the return match. Keighlee. • S. Swithenbaak, run out - 12 E. Robinson, o H. Crabtree b Howard 6 G. C. Fouldt. c T. Ceders's b Tarn bull 1 A. Sellers, h Howard 41 H. Riley. c Crabtree b Turnbull.- 78 H. Anderton, b Turnbull .-.-- 14 R. H. Ingleby ...

... merchant ; *Joseph Martin, Congregstional minister; *William Cole Ferrand, wool merchant, Gilstead; John Pollard, salesman, Cottingley ; George Howard Green, laundry K’Opfl.lol‘; *Frederick William Bardsley, clerk in oly orders; James Hartley, worsted ...

... you. 1 have ,on to the door at every sound. For week., I have not slept or eaten. Cures you and the day I was bece. Sunday my birthday and my death day oleo. 1 will be worthy of my royal namesake. The tragedy will make England ring. Since Saturday. Father ...

... that Lord William Nevill has been ill and applied for out-door work, thinking that the air would give him more strength; but the prison authorities had to refuse the request, as outdoor labour means ordinary prison fare, which Lord William’s health would ...

... was held tit the King . .. Head Hotel on Saturday. Mr. William Mundell, of Marrirgham. Judged the eshibits. The result, in the various classes sere as follow:—Clear Yorkshire, 1 and trend, William Bros n t 2 and [uncial. F. Spen. our and Son; 3..1. Hartley ...

... proceeds to Coburg, and thence direct to Cannes. The Emperor William was much pleased that Lady Ermyntrude Malet wore the Prussian colours (black and white) at the banquet which was given the other day at the Embassy to the officers of Queen Victoria’s Own ...

... With all its Terrible Irritation and Horrible Disligurement Cured by “HOMOCEA,” which TOUCHES THE SPOT at once. The Rev. J. WILLIAMS BUTCHER, 35, Park Road East, Birkenhead, writes:— *I have great pleasure in cumplyin;i with your request, and putting into ...

... much doubted, though he had often confirmed it to many gentlemen, and, a fow days before his death told it to several neighbours. He enjoyed his sight and momory to the day of his death. In the parlour of a public-house in a strect in London, there used ...

... 1499. 19.5) Dee. 10di. 1501. 261 William Marshall, Dee. 3411, 1500. (27) John Ripley, dated June Met. 15118, who surrendered the Abbey to King Henry VIII.. Noe. 1540. and who tat said to hare spent i.te remainder of his days at the gate howe. On the surrender ...

... ward Mr William Asquith. Nominations of candidates have to be sent in on or before Thundnj’. the 27th of March. The voting papers will be delivered on the 3rd, collected on the sth, and the votes will be counted on the 9th April next. Mr William Sugden ...