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... capt., dated May 6. Veaey, Lieut. H. C., wing officer, to be qrmr., 2nd Sikh Inf., dated May 6. X.aoaa, Lieut. F. G., wing officer and qrmr., to be adj., 2nd batt. sth Goorkha Rifles, vice Lieut. Evatt, vacated on prom, to capt., dated May 6. Beddam, Lieut ...
... labours will not be nearly so much talked about as if she made a great fuss and set off to the Arctic regions with a box of Bryant & May's matches in her pockets. However, there is no use closing our eyes to the fact that the fussy type, the new woman, does ...
... Garton'si California Mr Lancashire’* Peggy Mr Whitworth’s C!enstone Mrs Frreman’s Coconas Mr B. Bobaon’s Good News Mr C. E. L. Bryant’s Green Sward . J. B. Burton’s Last of the Queens .. Craddock 3 7 11 Taylor 3 7 11 Redding 6 7 9 ,H. Powney 6 7 9 Freeman ...
... Essex; or livens, 11, Oak-terrace, Romford, Essex ANTED HIRE, at Michaelmas or Christinas next, within fire or six miles of Mai don. compact RESIDENCE, containing not less than eight bedrooms and three recep-, tlon-rooms, with stabling and paddock.—Far* ...
... enclosure award, the eastern portion of Mays-lane is shown as a continuation of what is now known as Bells Hill, the entire length of roadway living described as a** drift road.” That being so. how is it that Mays lane has been repaired as a public highway ...
... way a thorough —a circumstance upon which the indefatigable secretary, Mr. George Symondson, and the hard-working committee may be heartily congratulated. Fortunately the weather was fine, and the visit:ls escaped the discomfort which was experienced last ...
... hitherto been confined, it may have been observed, to the use of Schnitzer, E.C., and Amberite. It is now prop° ea, however, to extend the sphere of operst'ons by paWee to Retail te.t. fowl such others of the shot-gun ultras as may them velvea to the purrs& ...
... increase in the wages bill all round, and possibly when the Seances are in a more favourable condition something in this direction may be attempted. The continuation article in another column does not claim to be much beyond a snippety reproduction of the chief ...
... PRIZE UST. VEGETABLES. Potatoes. kidney (for sias)—A. I, J. Peters, 2, J. Bryant 3. Ditto (qoality)-3. Graph= I, C. Cook 2, R. Joel S. Round ((or size)—J. Peters, seri. I, 3 Bryant 2, A. Elmsford 3. liuito lqualite)—C. Cook 1. J. Grapham 2, J. Peters, see ...
... in Richmond. It is not known at present how the team will he eonstituted. Selwyn Biggs is at Cardiff, but may be in London durinz the winter; so may his brother. Field is still available, as also are Hancock tun' Korman. The forwards will miss Bromet, but ...
... Steeple twydon, a silv4 medal with-he inisriptin-: 'Prsented to Henry Bryant for 29 years' faitbful service &S yeoman of the aver pantry, Windsor eatl.' : The marriage of miss -may Montagu, daughter of Lord B. Montega, to Mr. Clarence Bidaell, wts solemnised ...
... 3 A 25 fi 3 International Tea Co., 6A Brooke (Reujamin) and Co. ■ London Pavilion, 64 Pref., 53 Naval Construct., 334 Bryant and May, 19ft Neuchatel Asphalte. 71 Castner Krlluer Alkali, i Pears' (A. and P.) Deb.. 132. Catalinas Warehouses Deb., 65 Peek ...