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... & Willis, Ltd.). NLESS : EXTRACTIONS. : 2/6. fl Attendance IO a.m. «o m Daily Saturdays IO to 2 p. CYC™ cycles. IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY TRIUMPH, HUMBER, ENFIELD, A.J.S. CLYNO, JAMES, DOUGLAS. PRACTICAL REPAIRS. PETROL. OILS OILS. TYRES. A. WILLARD, H» • 9 Ascent Cycle Motor Depot, 7 & 8, EAST ASCENT, ST. LEONARDS-ON-SEA. WHERE CAM WE GET THE SOYER PAPER BAGS ? We have ...
... fTTANTED immediately, Three APPREN\\ TICES to the Millinery and Dress Making Business.—Apply Miss Brown, No. 104, Eastgate, Louth. LOUTH. TO BE LET, for Hire, Broughams, Waggonnette, Cab, Whitechapels, Saddle Horses, G. SMITH'S STABLES, Chequer-gate, Louth (near the Church), now on his own account TO LET, May-day, HOUSE and GARDEN, with SHOP suitable for a ' Blacksmith, Nail Maker, Tailor, or ...
... Newsagents at the various • tide places named. E. JjiSHAM-ON-OKOUCH-Mr. J, Watt. ...
... ofthe same place. August 19, at the Independent Chapel, Torrington, Edu-ard Row, Es ...
... 10, at Weircliff, Mrs. Thomas M Snow, of daughter. Aug. 6, the wife of Mr. Wm. Powell, St. Sidweß ...
... Atherley (Critarion Theatre), and Mrs. Rickards took plao3 St. James's, Piccadilly ...
... Bi(ietord ' the wife 0f ' Exeter, the wife at . * - McCka'ci- * U ° ' - the wife of Mr. H. Aj „ ' of T er-sti eet ...
... Gazette. LODGINGS or APARTMENTS, Advertisements of Three Lines, ...
... LOCAL INTELLIGENOK CHESTER. CHESTER CATHEDRAL. Service List for To-morrow (Sunday). SovDAT, 4TB (4th Sunday after Easter).— Morning: Litany and Holy Communion. 8 a.m. Te Deum. St iner in A; introit. S ...
... Ga Baturday the remains the late Mrs. Latimer, the widow of Mr Thomas Latimer, j.p,were laid in the family vault iv tne Old Cemetery beside those of her late hnsband. She ...
... Tuesday Morning. DRUCE GRAVE OPENING. -—'There was a great crowd in the precincts of the Druce grave Monday morning; but it was principally of police, pressmen, and photographers. T ...