SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRIES. BRYANT & MAY'S MATCHES
... SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRIES. BRYANT & MAY'S MATCHES ARE MANIIFACTI4W. WILY FAIRFIELD WORKS, BOW, LONDON SEE THAT THE NAME APPEARS ON EVERY BOX. 20 PRIZE MEDALS FOR EXCELLENCE OF QUALITY• ...
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LEWES MEETING•
... 2l lsank N. S. Wares .. od 40 j Lastman's Ordinary 31 4% Bank Australasia .. 51 3 Do. Przferred 114 5 1 Erii's Asbestos Bryant and May. 194 !Hum , er and Ca City Bank 1834 x 'Hotctikiss Lints' Ordinary . b ' Linotype 13'. Preierreil. 19 Lend. Omnibus ...
JUNIOR SCULLS
... with the compeldurs and some of the committee. awarded the race to the Heeding man. BEADING CHALLENGE BOWL for Juuior FOCI% Mai? URAL Perks Station.—Wcanoster K. Ward, E. Tonnett, F. Thoma. (st.), C. Thoraborrow Oxon Station. -*aideshead : W. Tripp, W ...
PARK v. At Roam Park. PAWL. le ROV Z. Cardwell c Smith b 0 Smith c Baker Skean • •
... Anglia b Locke .. 3 Clarke Taylor c Kiugsvrartb James b Clarke .. 12 Sheen 1 Sloan 5 1 Ivanhoe b Locke .. 6 Kincaworth a Bryant Bryant nut out .. i it 0 T Payne b Locke .. 7 Callus b Clarke .. 6 Stone b Sheen.. .. 2 Fisher sot .. 15 Locke lo Clarke .. • ...
MONEY AND STOCKS
... AERATEDBREA934 34) 11.27-95 Ya uAltXi.tR jlils) & Ut. 3re1.- 3; . 1.27- .1 3i BRkITIrsH DF-.HIi TozAcco-(% 3) 11.23-yo 34 BRYANT & MAY-(1)4 34) 11.27-1934 N ICHtEQUE JAANRi.-41 3) 11.3-l134 !Founders.--_)23-) 34 11.30J-23 34 !COATS l.& P.)-(653 1134 1 11 ...
OXFORD, FURNISHERS,
... Barge o Deepen, b Peck . .. 19 Clarke, not oat .. 0 Williams. b Peck • • • Fade, c Coultbar I, b Peck 0 °aglow. n lowers 0 Bryant, eA. M. Drake, bV. Crawford 9 P. R. Maw, a liaCocrabey, b V. Crawford Jacks, b 3. Crawford.- II Nasky, c V. Crawford ...
A RECORD SHOW
... or even more days may be necessary. Another satisfactory increase is in the number of members. The society started with 200 members, and at the present time there are over Nothing succeeds like success, and the President and members may fairly be pardoned ...
6ilXtfit
... Tiol Moo. b Adam b HT. Whitcomb, b Pm- JCS. A. P. Pat.. 7, b l'ara 0 H. E. tioutb, b P.m. 1 kIL. W. Peary. b Pima 1 O. May, roma .. 1, a. J. Obtaa. • P. 141 1. ' b Adam .. 11 I C G. Page. DO , 011 .. 4 1 Zama • 5 Cutler, b Adams Et E. ...
HOW IT OCCURRED
... two sureties tion with the Working Men’s Institute who thoroughly endorse Mr Bryant’s action. Any fur- tl|«i sub.criptum* will thankfully receiTod nod duly acknowledged by Bryant/ TlliS FDKKHAIi. A large number of people followed the body i its place of ...
OFFICIAL GAZETTES
... 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 ...
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... 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 ...
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13
... 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 ...