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Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette Durham, England30 May 1900 THBAT E OVAL, SUNDERLAND. X\v Susokw.ASl> Tur.ATnr.s. Liausa Ciias. M* ( _'^' Mr W. H. Pshkiss. TO-NIGHT and during the ••torn visit of Mr Cscil's Company the sensational drama The Luck of Life, By J. K. Murbat. Direct from the Standard Theatre, \. View article |
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Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette Durham, England19 Sep 1892 EREET. MR CELESTINE ED WARDS, Editor of Lax, WILL LECTUP/- TO-SIGHT, at 8 Don., on FREETHINKING. Discussion Challenged. Reserved Seats arid 3d. Admisstom Id. Doors open at 7.30. SUNDERLAND PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY'S CONCERTS, 1892-3. Conductor, MR KILBURN View article |
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Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette Durham, England28 Sep 1892 MADAME NORDICA, MISS GRACE DAM lAN | MR /.OLTAN DOME, THE MEIsTER GLEE SINGERS, M. UOLLMAN (Solo Violoncello), AND PHILHARMONIC CHOIR. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14.—VERDI'S REQUIEM AND MISCELLANEOUS. MISS MLDORA HENSON, MR IVER MCKAY, MADAME BELLE COLE, NORMAN View article |
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Shields Daily Gazette Durham, England13 Nov 1862 their esteem for him as their Pastor. They were furnished by Mr Middlemass, 18, South Bridge. The Rev. Alexander O. Laird, Free St. John's, Dundee, has just beea presented by the Ladies of his Congregation with an elegant Pulpit-Gown m>ii iuK.cn men inspect View article |
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Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette Durham, England6 Apr 1901 Q U N LAND SOCIAL DANCE. Last of the Season. EASTER MONDAY NIGHT. APRIL Bth. Mr Weatherall's Rooms, The Green. Fred Wood's Band. Refreshments by Mr Freeman. Tickets: Lady's, 2s: Gent's, 3s; Double. 6d Jr.chiding refreshments .to be had from Messrs Broadbent View article |
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Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette Durham, England28 May 1900 Stock of Ladies' Belts, nibreilan, A-c. Established 1826. Telephone 546. LADIES' BLOUSES AND SHIRTS. RISDON AND Co., Corner of HIGH STREET AND JOHN STREET, Are offering a large quantity of the above Goods which Mr has secured-iu Loudon at his own pricein View article |
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Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette Durham, England12 Nov 1900 fitting: Gents' Button and Brown Leather Boots, Ladies' Stylish Lace and Button Boots in Kid. Calf, and Glace-Kid; Ladies' Spring- Side Boots, wide fitting: Ladies' Lice, Button, and Two- Bar Shoes; Ladies'and Gents' Hose Slioes and Slippers; Men's an! View article |
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Shields Daily Gazette Durham, England20 Jun 1870 superintendence of Mr Thompson, Cutter ofacknowledgedability Atrial solicited. SO, 28, B*. and Grainger Street, Newcastle. LADIES' OUTFITTING fcSTABUSHENT. MRS THOMPSON begs MISS THOMPSONS return from LONDON with every NOVELTC in LADIES' and BABIES' OUTFITTINGS View article |
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Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette Durham, England22 Jun 1901 Second-hand Cycles, ___ good order; guaranteed; including th? foUowin, Lady's Purvey clear at Lady's Turvev clear £3 10a Lady's Durable clear at £2 10a ady's Swift - clear £2 lady's Scorer (nearly new) clear at £4 Gents' Scorer ..clear £4 Gents' View article |
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Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette Durham, England21 Feb 1898 Sunderland. Bicycles Wanted and For Sale. AFETY Lady's,, Pneumatic, thoronghlv up-to-date, O -Wnte Box L 919, Echo office. SAFETY, reliable Pneumatic, all latest improvements, price £6. — Write Box K9l 8, Office. (Lady's Pneumatic- eminent maker ; scarcely soiled; View article |
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Hartlepool Northern Daily Mail Durham, England17 May 1894 couspicuoua success. His attention having been drawn the stage, he figured first dramatist and afterward* an actor. He has also iec:urei art and hi* own adventurous travel?. His memory is remarkabl —he repeat whole chapters from his published volumes and View article |
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Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette Durham, England7 May 1900 Jacobs. Pawnbroker, B,_North Bridge Street. 1 TTOBSE_-_M_MRfi.—-tapped Hay. cart, (special XX quotations for quantities), E. Laird's Chopping Mills, Dunning Street. Cash with order. SUITS from 20s; Jackets and Vests from lOe ; genuine pledges.— J.Bhtekleek View article |
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Shields Daily Gazette Durham, England15 Jun 1870 every respect. The Premises were buUt for and under the supervision of the present Owner, for his own Residence, and is about to sold in consequence of his leaving the neighbourhood. Cards to view on Monday and Tuesday, the 27th and 2Sth inst., from 3 View article |
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Shields Daily Gazette Durham, England2 May 1904 WARDROBE, Market Place, South Shields. MRS HALL'S RETURN FROM LONDONMORE BARGAINS. LARGE CONSIGNMENT of Ladies' Black Silk JACKETS and MANTLES; also New and Second-hand LACE CURTAINS from Is per pair; heap of Ladies' JACKETS at .Is each. WE Are the People View article |
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Northern Echo Durham, England27 Jul 1877 Eight. We are, Ladies and CGntlemen, yours re- spectfully, MONS. VAN GELDEREN AND CO., Surgeon Dentists. APPOINTMENTS:- THIRSSE, every Monday, at Mr Wnm. Zaekman's, Hairdresser, Market-place, from 11 till S. BEDALE, every Tuesday, atB Mr G. Atty's, Iron- View article |
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Northern Echo Durham, England3 Dec 1894 isat I wats obliged to seek advice. I dreaded to udr leo's and. Ifolowe hi adiceand'il treat-en PAent, a rd my PsIg C of the b ln eye rdull SIGHT RESTORE!). Mr-s 3--, a well-known lady of Scarborough. sud- denly lost the sight of her left eve. and remained View article |
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Hartlepool Northern Daily Mail Durham, England4 Oct 1894 Under Skilled and Experienced Management, with all Litest Novelties as produced. LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING— Linqerie, Ladies' Tronsseaus, and Wedding Outfits. Hs T. Laird S O N (Late \V. M. Watson), FURNISHING & SHIPPING IRONMONGER. 3, LYNN-STREET, WEST View article |
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Northern Echo Durham, England3 Jul 1894 ANTXID. LADIES' DREFSSE3S to D)ry Clean. WV o shrinkingg eeo unpicking.-McNaughton, Dyer, Bilsopton-hnte, Stocklton. lTANTElO, LADIES' DIRESSES to Dry Clean. VNO shrinking; no smnpicking.-MeNaughtou, Dyer, Tubwell-row, Derlihngtun. WTANTED, LADIES D11ESSES View article |
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Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette Durham, England2 Mar 1903 COOKE .lute Stockton Road) still make* his well-known GRAND CYCLES, or will supply make. Repairs, enamelling, plating. Machines for receipt P.C., 17, Olive Street, Sunderland. CYCLES FOR SALE.-30 Secondhand Ladies' and Gent.'s Cycles.—6 strong serviceable View article |
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Northern Echo Durham, England30 Jun 1894 fill M D3EST Prices gis'en for' Ladies' end Gent-lenen'e crer -&JCAST-OFF CLOTHING by Mrs Bonnet;.. 27, Post Ilouecwyd Darlington. Personal isttendaince S] in town oem ountr~y. A trial solicited. e255 Will T~ANTED. LADIES' DRESSES to Dry Clean, usui No View article |