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LADY HKBTKY ENTEBTAINS THE *l5O
whiJe Mr. Lloyd George is frequently called away deal with deputation*. Where arc Mg. M'Kenna and Mr. Harcourt. who are particularly qualified to deal with finance. Mr. M'Kenna having gained his reputation in the first place his attack-* on Mr. Chamberlain's
PRALTIJAL LADIES' I CANTS' TAILOR
Bir Argus Coosa Doyle, Ifs retartramma, which laird too Warr tare prier awl Yea. whey beery was tribe** te shaky Mr. Brim Bide& 0e; Tardy diorama I. It liadoway a ., email mita& el whoa thaw c H. was .stewed Mr. J. de wollAaews local baritone* la. follow
BANDS OF HOPE IN PORTSMOUTH. Annual Demonstration. LORD MAYOR AND LADY MAYORESS ATTEND. and colourful throng vouog teetotallers, representing the
Viwmn \ series picluresfiue dance? were arranged Miss ktnson The stall-holders were Mrs. I. I- House. Mr? Smith. Mrs. Miller. • • Flake. Mrs M. House, and Mrs. Marshall Morris.
A LETTER FOR LADIES. ON VARIOUS TOPICS
to lie !taint even from them. Cervantes beearns a soldier and lost his left hand, was sold into captivity and became a slave, and ended his lite in a Franciscan brotherhood .—so his career was well varied. We English know hardly anything of Spanish
MY LADY NKXmNB
Early October, for instance, his lordship will receive the freedom of Winchester and Liverpool, and the 23rd he is to presented with sword of honour from the citizens Portsmouth. THE BIOG RAPIIY LORD EANDOLPH OEUBOHIIiL. Mr. Winston Churchill, who is
HIS POOR AIM
to atop. He was certainly a vary aWE taco;o still is wan hut ma certhirdy rd the young lady to eel to inro— And seism are you et? The Miniature Rye Briewider Mrs. Steong Tsn yea believe in Right.? Limiest Leiter Yea mom. Every sours ought to be ailmed
Mr. U. 8. Thomas's Seven Twee Street’s Marre - 3. Mrs. E. Smith s Litito Jewel «r. “(il ' 1
bilrh).—l. Mr. J. - Tin lira 1 Mr. K. tif.illards ShoUnor Dorv*: S) ] 2. Mr. J. J- Holgato • Ron ih borough 2M i'. Tin,-. Cornu,,-; Mr. J. • . violi.r; 5. Mr, It- Wood. H.ndn..n ITniv • Mr. ti Ualv graceful. ,■ Wards Happy Thought, s.h.c Mrs. 1.. h Mr Rrekss
Southampton Guardians and Kr. Yelf s S:lacy _:.iaionionss Debate. A Doctor's Mad Leap Through a Windoir. A Lady Killed by Drink
Southampton Guardians and Kr. Yelf s S:lacy _:.iaionionss Debate. A Doctor's Mad Leap Through a Windoir. A Lady Killed by Drink. Mob's, Rumba WI. CHEAP SCALE PREPAII) ADVERTISEMENTS. SITUATIONS VIDE. AN A lLl :c at i. socg . ..4=l:ll• l 4lllll. ;.e.
ROYAL VISIT TO LORD AND LADY
Bawl. Lord and Lady liege, the deny, =L e eight &misted of Doke tel Tart, Laird Chariberdeld. lb* Merl and Caseates al Mee ud Kellie. Mr. Bailie, M.P., tel the Rae. Mr.. [Millie Drehlentr. Cartels Omani Leigh, Sir Charles Curt. to his Revel Higher.. She
Mr. Outline, the Hon. Mrs. Hamilton, Col. M’Learj’, and Mr. H. Green. There is admirable show of sheep, numbering entries,
prizes were won by Mr. H. Bath. The Shropshires are grand. Lord Chesham is first and second for yearling rams, beating Mr. R. Loder, m.p., Mr. Graham, Mr. Mansell, and other noted breeders. For two shear rams Mr. T. J. Mansell is first, and Mr. Loder, m.p.
The Chairman said, in the course of a very few hours, the bammerof Mr. Waters would have dispersed to all
their bereavement, he asked the i company to drink the health of Mr. and Miss Mills. Mr. EDMUND Mills said, his feelings were such at that moment that he could no more than sincerely thank Mr. Antrobus and the company for the kind sympathy they had expressed
rtfrwthrr* L a*Wr« *«r- in tbo*« d.f• '» .lomnoi. {..Me« r,o« h« • » ®“‘ Mr * mcomr. long befora
Kd|»ler, Mr H . L. 80, lewis. Ur. Mr. C Seller, Ber. K. Fswkee. Linklater, Mr. H. Write (W the lies Dr. Dyne. Mr. Chalcralt, Mr J ■ l.alciafl, Mr. H. Metis, Mr. Mell*. Mr. Eiger Mr C f. Lane, Mr. A 1. C Mackatne*.. Mr Warren,
K>MR MjOOMLN HOUJFTY B^ACTIES
K>MR MjOOMLN HOUJFTY B^ACTIES. Early in the sixties Lady waa *’ne of Sheridan, and the Hheridau beauty seems to shine through the ages The Ifuchese of Somerset and the Mrs, Norton both lief niged to this famous family; 30 years later Lady , olum«»re was
Page 3 + 1 of 175
LADY HKBTKY ENTEBTAINS THE *l5O
whiJe Mr. Lloyd George is frequently called away deal with deputation*. Where arc Mg. M'Kenna and Mr. Harcourt. who are particularly qualified to deal with finance. Mr. M'Kenna having gained his reputation in the first place his attack-* on Mr. Chamberlain's
PRALTIJAL LADIES' I CANTS' TAILOR
Bir Argus Coosa Doyle, Ifs retartramma, which laird too Warr tare prier awl Yea. whey beery was tribe** te shaky Mr. Brim Bide& 0e; Tardy diorama I. It liadoway a ., email mita& el whoa thaw c H. was .stewed Mr. J. de wollAaews local baritone* la. follow
BANDS OF HOPE IN PORTSMOUTH. Annual Demonstration. LORD MAYOR AND LADY MAYORESS ATTEND. and colourful throng vouog teetotallers, representing the
Viwmn \ series picluresfiue dance? were arranged Miss ktnson The stall-holders were Mrs. I. I- House. Mr? Smith. Mrs. Miller. • • Flake. Mrs M. House, and Mrs. Marshall Morris.
A LETTER FOR LADIES. ON VARIOUS TOPICS
to lie !taint even from them. Cervantes beearns a soldier and lost his left hand, was sold into captivity and became a slave, and ended his lite in a Franciscan brotherhood .—so his career was well varied. We English know hardly anything of Spanish
MY LADY NKXmNB
Early October, for instance, his lordship will receive the freedom of Winchester and Liverpool, and the 23rd he is to presented with sword of honour from the citizens Portsmouth. THE BIOG RAPIIY LORD EANDOLPH OEUBOHIIiL. Mr. Winston Churchill, who is
HIS POOR AIM
to atop. He was certainly a vary aWE taco;o still is wan hut ma certhirdy rd the young lady to eel to inro— And seism are you et? The Miniature Rye Briewider Mrs. Steong Tsn yea believe in Right.? Limiest Leiter Yea mom. Every sours ought to be ailmed
Mr. U. 8. Thomas's Seven Twee Street’s Marre - 3. Mrs. E. Smith s Litito Jewel «r. “(il ' 1
bilrh).—l. Mr. J. - Tin lira 1 Mr. K. tif.illards ShoUnor Dorv*: S) ] 2. Mr. J. J- Holgato • Ron ih borough 2M i'. Tin,-. Cornu,,-; Mr. J. • . violi.r; 5. Mr, It- Wood. H.ndn..n ITniv • Mr. ti Ualv graceful. ,■ Wards Ha
ppy Thought, s.h.c Mrs. 1.. h Mr Rrekss
Southampton Guardians and Kr. Yelf s S:lacy _:.iaionionss Debate. A Doctor's Mad Leap Through a Windoir. A Lady Killed by Drink
Southampton Guardians and Kr. Yelf s S:lacy _:.iaionionss Debate. A Doctor's Mad Leap Through a Windoir. A Lady Killed by Drink. Mob's, Rumba WI. CHEAP SCALE PREPAII) ADVERTISEMENTS. SITUATIONS VIDE. AN A lLl :c at i. socg . ..4=l:ll• l 4lllll. ;.e.
ROYAL VISIT TO LORD AND LADY
Bawl. Lord and Lady liege, the deny, =L e eight &misted of Doke tel Tart, Laird Chariberdeld. lb* Merl and Caseates al Mee ud Kellie. Mr. Bailie, M.P., tel the Rae. Mr.. [Millie Drehlentr. Cartels Omani Leigh, Sir Charles Curt. to his Revel Higher.. She
Mr. Outline, the Hon. Mrs. Hamilton, Col. M’Learj’, and Mr. H. Green. There is admirable show of sheep, numbering entries,
prizes were won by Mr. H. Bath. The Shropshires are grand. Lord Chesham is first and second for yearling rams, beating Mr. R. Loder, m.p., Mr. Graham, Mr. Mansell, and other noted breeders. For two shear rams Mr. T. J. Mansell is first, and Mr. Loder, m.p.
The Chairman said, in the course of a very few hours, the bammerof Mr. Waters would have dispersed to all
their bereavement, he asked the i company to drink the health of Mr. and Miss Mills. Mr. EDMUND Mills said, his feelings were such at that moment that he could no more than sincerely thank Mr. Antrobus and the company for the kind sympathy they had expressed
rtfrwthrr* L a*Wr« *«r- in tbo*« d.f• '» .lomnoi. {..Me« r,o« h« • » ®“‘ Mr * mcomr. long befora
Kd|»ler, Mr H . L. 80, lewis. Ur. Mr. C Seller, Ber. K. Fswkee. Linklater, Mr. H. Write (W the lies Dr. Dyne. Mr. Chalcralt, Mr J ■ l.alciafl, Mr. H. Metis, Mr. Mell*. Mr. Eiger Mr C f. Lane, Mr. A 1. C Mackatne*.. Mr Warren,
K>MR MjOOMLN HOUJFTY B^ACTIES
K>MR MjOOMLN HOUJFTY B^ACTIES. Early in the sixties Lady waa *’ne of Sheridan, and the Hheridau beauty seems to shine through the ages The Ifuchese of Somerset and the Mrs, Norton both lief niged to this famous family; 30 years later Lady , olum«»re was