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son, M/Will_-_ Lair-^ the testator ha. bequeathed all his 'real and W hold estates in Birkenhead and elsewhere in pk_lv.- To Mr. Macgregor Laird, Mr. Joh_ L___ ?? H. Laird, and Mr. Egerton Knox Laird 'thef_ i_TT qneathed the sum of £20,000 ea=h As to the

their visit he put his wrists out for the handcuffs and aaid: Ths colonel has stoutly refused to give any regarding his history or identity, bnt the police are certain that his aged mother •who has a boarding-house Doncaster, and that his father, who dead

Chitholme, 2 A Barton. 80 yarda skipping race (ladies): £ Morrell, 2 F Page. 80 yarda 3-legged race. Biddle and W Smith: 3 X Lambert and M Staton Needle-threading (2 ladies to inter): Mias Morrell and Miss Baker. 3 Mrs. Morrell tod Mia* Mirkham. yards slow bicycle

could add his i. i.na-ov to that of Mr. Fraxer, that their new representative rt,rv way worthy of the compliment paid to him. „, -.. Mr. Tra* then eloquently adverted to the career of l-ii Mr. Walter; his feelings however, to overcame him. / hi- voice times

live on his marriage the widow. Mrs. Clarke, and where spent much time fishing for pike when he was not riding his Arab horse overthe heaths and through the lanes in the vicinity his cottage. Off and on Borrow lived on Oulton Broad years after his roamings

with hit prtvlgutly inientlon Mr. Ntvlllt Chtm Mk noKfleil Mr. Mlitwio, tuuto. «f -'dislr* Die cheirmnnship of Jtm Purler lie tempr-rprlly i«»t tee Mr. nel'lwtr. Id Um metnttm. Ml ebnut for anrcrmor. imrtntt ID* nlnii* pen d Mr. finvlll* Chamber km hit lima

Eullock Mr Fiwr'a WITTY. 7J T Wr*tMr fternunn’. CURENDOS 712.. W Lirtfr Mrs S D Onuiy. 8-6 Bi-nrr 0 IXike Westmirster’a Atirntal. .. Carslilr 0 Mr Aina worth’s lowood, 80 S Ttonorhne Mr A Eo*«rtord, C Hulm* laird Glaitfh’a Ctn*]arlc. 84 A Mr Struiar’a

shall not take you far, and my father, Mr. Maxwell—Mr, be Bracy, 1 mean,' and she seemed in some confusion as she varied the names, ' will add his grateful theuks to mine for rescuing from those wretches.' 'Mr. Maxwell,' exclaimed I ; 'surely accident

e artists, suoh v Mr. Hod, whoae array of olever portraits, ex- hibited hi studio, indicate an amount of patronage which Beeures a year's inoome at once. Mr. Long, too, had but his one large picture of Moan being discovered in his bulrush cradle by Pbaraoh's