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... the thooght that tome day may become Praaident.aod all Ameriean women hopemdad themaelrea come day miatreea ot the White Boom. The offlea of the Preeideet ol the United Blitre fa oartainly remarkable one. For iaetaaea il Bryant, the praeeat DemoeraUe candidate ...
... result of the sodden and greasy state of the turf, the last time round, with the outcame the placed eampetttare Milked in an may Alm Tivea, Third hest : E. Windsor, 180 yards shut. 1 ; B. Weikel.. 150, 2. Also rode: F. B. Braman, North Beata, 120 ; A. Alexander ...
... II1II I TEE UiMIPLOYED usx Dese LesNil.-Afi a tinis Lwhen maucl tisought is being given to this matter a Ipractical %sigationr may lie at service. Last year I more thamn 2.1013 worth, at foreigie matches were IpeIIue by incoasddcrate consumers in this country ...
... October 11th. May 14th or Monday follow- ing. First Tuesday in September and first Tuesday in Dec. Jane 11th. First and third Tuesday in May and August 22nd. Shrove Tuesday. Whit Thursday. May 12th and October 11th. First Friday after May 12th. Trinity ...
... E. P. Youell (in the chair), Col. J. C. B. seade| Capt. Paleson Edgar, Rev, t. H. Hocoing, and Mr. T. S. Furtis, Edward C. May (14), 3, Elm Street, nornich, and John Beckett (15), 16, Bell Lane, I lpswiche pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing four chick~ens ...
... temporary suspension in the game. On resuming, Cook was bowed by Bane, without scoring: folloaieg.Bryant and Tidy hit freely, and with the fell of the next wicket (Bryant being bowled by Web, who had superseded ll , irner) the total stood at fifty. Tee inniogi ...
... 4 Loudon Street Trains 7 8 k Australasia .. 4 Do. Preferred 117-6 North Met. Trams.. 125 13' 7 Bovril Bell's Asbestas Bryant and May. 19• 6 'loather and Co. City Hotchkiss Cants' Ordinary . 61 , , 2. 2 Linotype U>. Preierred. 2 19 Land. Gen. ...
... R.L.0., 9 ; W. Towner, St. Mary's, ; C. Tiller, It. A.C. 17 : E. Tollervsy, unattached, 20 ; F. Mickle , 8.A. 0.C, f 3; W. Bryant, It. •.0., 23. Manning colland the leaden twenty yards from the tape, and woes by half • yard: three fest divided sewed and ...
... but the ??, ?II. I regret that, for they had reason to know ' determination and real hard work an , patfiotiip. if the phraae may pardoned '' 'J great dual in football. for NELSON. There is every prospect of the Seed Hill team having another bright and ...
... £lO ; fourth prize, £5-Ist prize, Henry Theeuson, Rome. Blesdnrton- Maricer ; 2nd, Jatnee MUUec, The Comber— North Down, e May boy Xenophon, Bwald; 3rd. Heery Brown. Bisb rtreet. Newtownards—Tally Uo. Elector Pelrartl; 4th. Tboeßaa Kennedy, Pusa. Ctoorael ...
... and apart fly fishing Tuesday very point A MiMESTER’S MCHT THE REV H BRYANT FLOCK Wale9 paper interesting interview Rev Bryant work in Darlington will still be remembered In Bryant’s about a visitors socially smoking round the grate gathering come in ...
... under the able ami careful management. Nervouj pupils receive the most gentle tuition specially trained 1. )r«-s Business men may arrange for early morn- or late evening exercises. Trams every five minutes. Barkers BIDING SCHOOL, Burlington-street. MANCHESTER ...