... relatives friends sat to the wedding breakfast which given the house of tho parents ol tho bride at St Helen’s-avenue where Mr Mrs Bryant were accorded hearty congratulations During the were recipients numerous useful presents for Bath route foi Devonshire Pr ...

... for the foreman and labourer.. The farm is most eligibly situated, within .is miles of the Marble Arch. Further particulars may be obtained on application to the Hanger Hill Rotate Office, 1, Madeley Road, Ealing. To LET, PREMISES in Broadersy, Baling ...

... orkiioumj, with power to consult an expert on the subject, and to report to the Board such alterations and repairs which they may consider necessary or desirable. Mr. H. Preston Thomas’ letter was read, and also commuuicat ion from the Local Government Board ...

... Derry all Towns and Villages In Ulster whet* there are none at preacat. BRYANT & MAY’S MATCHES, AaJ m* IW Num ftfTMn •»«ry TWENTY PRIZE MEDALS FOB EXCELLENCE QUALITY. BRYANT & MAY’S SPECIAL PATENT SAFETY MATCHES CONTAIN NO PHOSPHORUS. THOMSON’S corset ...

... machines, which are perhaps but slightly worn, will not be driven into disposing their odd mounts sacrifices order that they may participate improvements. Modifications in design and alterations in detail will doubtless be made o*>rtaia instances, but rt ...

... Royal Dublin Society opened on Tuesday. First prize in the double-harness horses was carried off by a mag- nificent pair, Bryant and May, exhibited by Mr. Arthur Evans, of Bronwylfa, Wrexham. Hospital Satubdat in Chester. — Saturday last was Hospital Saturday ...

... they) they rarely is • wry parr of upon the for of their foal. thought • of gratitude to the of day the dere 0) had album to mai= .Applare.) He del ler me ray everybody of the my the MI ad.it that it paw. hail to sir they could to reit ).premed =old not ...

... First and Second Divisions the League and sundry improvements ths rules, but the competitions remain exactly aa truy were. may taken for granted that interest aroused by League and Cup contests will show so falling erf. Indications point to tha further ...

... ask which niay seem flippant and altogether irrelevant; others which may appear to indicate and may cause you to think that I already entertain enspicione of the person about whom I may be inquiring. But now, once for all, I must have yen all understand ...

... gj Examination Jone last* Au 2*5? OneiaFOTt Class with Pees Apply - a lIA Toeeday. MOSTAOO* HQPa»_BOBOOL, Mw- .• H. Bryant- Mai Road. Qcaea, 1» W ,WIWI TSJ TABLS*. JEW TaUM «t_eß the ...

... the name the nation. The locum tenens tho aame time issued hull excommunication agaiust all leaders Wednesday's riots. Yes- May tho Turkish troops were returning the Sehtmlik bomb was thrown a who was arrested. one was injured. .VI' A TBS AND TURKEY. ...

... horse, with splendid shape, and head and legs (hat judges cannot get away from. Mr. J. A. Barr*. Nuneaton, was second with May Queen in the class for three-year-old fillies that had won prizes of £'t and over. Class *.• wa-. for mares four years old and ...