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... SPECIAL TELEGRAMS ALSO THROUGH PRESS ASSOCIATION, CENTRAL NEWS, AND REUTER'S AGENCY. SPAIN. Bayonne, Friday.—Letters received state that the insurgent Socialists of Galacia are forming column of 800 under Rios. They have levied on several places, cut telegraph wires, and have reached Mozquintos, the Portuguese frontier. The 1000 insurgent who embarked at the roadstead of Alicante have ...
... TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. L (neuter's Telegram.) * Madrid, Sunday.—Marshal Concha entered Bilbao yesterday. Marshal Serrano will enter to-day. e atter i ed a decree calling a all men who were nineteen years in Member last. ...
... EXAMINATIONS. SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS. YAM has prepared for the HOLIDAYS immense stock BOY 3 CLOTHING, which will be found fully 33; per Cent uuder Prices usually charged. CITS for Boys At ITYAM'S THHE Arthur. II from SUITS for Boys At TTYAM'S HPHE Jersey. Jll from 3 SUITS for Boys At YAM'S THE Claude, from SUITS for Boys At XTYAM'S THE Edinburgh, from 5:6 SUITS for Boysl At XTYAMS T HE ...
... Charged, Finer can't be got They surpass all others for Flavour and Taste. RAMT. quality, heavy weights, AT THE EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICE 6d per lb. Hun guaranteed my own Curing and Smoking. As toe Demand at these Prices is Unpreced' ll^ l ' will impassible continue them tor any length time. B conFBacon J •isfs^ssr&ssrjs x> hy pale, smoked, rolls, sides. AND IK CCIS. to 5d per lb. This about ...
... Edinburgh, on the 17th host., the wife of James Oswald, S.S.C., of a son. At the Manse, Shettleston, on the 17th inst., Mrs John White, of a son. MARRIAGES. At the Rutland Hotel, Edinburgh, the 18th met., by the Rev. Thomas White, M.A., Thomas T. Gbat, to Annie Paterson, daughter of the late James Ritchie, Linlithgow. George's, Hanover Square, on the 15th inst., by the Rev. David Anderson, ...
... THEIR CASE DISCUSSED IN PARLIAMENT. WHAT LED THE GOVERNMENT TO BE STERN. SIGNIFICANT CORONATION STATEMENT. THE AUTUMN SITTING. From Our Parliamentary Reporter. House Commons. Monday Nigbt. There was much excitement in the Commons this afternoon. Th& members had learned that Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman had put down a question addressed to the First Lord of the Treasury, in which asked if the ...
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... Captain Stuart's Views. PREMIER'S FIGHT AGAINST CLASS WAR. Captain the Hon. James Stuart, M.P. for Moray and Nairn, who was the guest the Rothes Burgh Unionist Association social meeting held in the drill nail there last night, •aid that the chief problem facing the country at the present time was that of unemployment. Referring the class war at present being preached in country, expressed the ...
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... Printing An early eighteenth century romance star in the title role. Thursday, Friday, Saturday SPLINTERS The greatest of all soldier entertainments into the talkies. Him without a star, ture without heroine hut 100 per c laughter. Don’t miss it. Monday till Friday, continuous performance from Saturday, two separate shows at 6.3o and 8.30, Saturday at 2.30. Seats Booked Daily 10.30-12.30. ...
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