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... 111b T. Loates 0 »ir Bleakley's Castle May. 4vrs. 7st 91b Ailsopp 0 Mrs Freeman's Coconas, 4vre. let 81b Grimshaw 0 (Winner trained by Craddock). Betting: 2 1 Musley Chief, 4 each Acrobat and Yards, 100 to 15 Castle May, 7 Glow, 100 to Coconas, and 10 to ...

... same district. The battle of the standards in the United States is the most serious political contest — unless the Civil War may be treated as a political contest — ever fought on the American continent. For the issues joined in it are not merely those ...

... mffc 1895: 1. Mrs. Hrayeon :2. Fred Turner \Mr -' John H. Brvars: r.. Henry Binder. Oartin? filly 'foaled 1896: and John Bryant ; 2. William' Wine- • 3. Xcwton. Chambers, and Co. r .. H. Haisrh Winoobank. Three year filly • 1 \f™' 2. 0. Wkldiscn.. Gbeasbmuh- ...

... people, so true is it that evil ia wrought by want of taought as well as want of heart. If all consumers would purchase Bryant and May's Matches that firm would be enabled to pay £1,000 a week more ia was - - & — Anvi ...

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... sympathy he felt for the widow and family. Mr. Bryant had not had any close acquaintance with Mr. Hirst, but on the occasions when he had had the pleasure of meeting him, he met a gentleman. Friends of his (Mr. Bryant's) who knew Mr. Hirst, held the same opinions ...

... s few hours' notice. Any Lady or Gentleman who - i n ru e h a w pl o w s aim Alb ea et w , a yard, may worm Weenie Dlstrice. and its sale eseseds by may Apply 11r. Scrimshaw, Heine Place, or Mrs. Wood. wish,' to Borrow M Promissory Note alone Price Sixpence ...

... family He, ' too, hoped a long tune would elapse before they experienced such another blow by the loss of any public man Mr BRYANT also supported the motion He could not say he had had any very great or dose acquaint- ance with Mr Hirst, hut he had on s- ...

... A lesbury Dah-v Comp.n , Limited l-ft 4 A Barker (J Baiker _i o.) bk p.c Cum Ptf. 7A Bovrd. Liiuue.. __ ?? 2f| •§ B M Bryant and May. Limited 1 ?? 194 4 _i Bucknall (HB4 Son) Lim/Ord ?? |§ Catalina- Warehouses, Ac.. Jftt DeDTT. . . 644 Cau-ston (Sir Joseph ...

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