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... FUNERAL OF SIR H. M. JACKSON. funeral of Sir Henry Mather Jackson, Bart, Q.C., who died on the Bth inst., took place on Monday last at the Flaybrick Hill Cemetery. The remains were brought from London by special train on Sunday. and de- posited at the ...
... Liltle, Messrs. E. Crompton, B. Cooke, J. L. Rogerson, J. L. Fosbrooke, W. Goat, W. Hamer, E. Roberts, T. Arthur, E. Dooley, J. Mather, T. Moffat, W. Dodd, G. Snape, Hugh Ruston, J. Baxter, dec. Mr. George Segar telegraphed to say that it would be impossible ...
... contested by Mr. John Laird and Mr. publican interest to oppose Mr. Kennedy. An a temporary visit of a distraint officer to Henry Mather Jackson, when the former attempt was made to prejudice Catholic voters the Liberal Club on Friday last. The was again returned ...
... Mr. Hewitt, Chester; and Mr. Bagnal, Castle Engine Works, Stafford. Stewards—Trial ring and general arrangements : Mr. Macgregor Laird. Finance: Acting vice-presidents, Mr. Getley, Mr. Ches. worth, and Mr. Delany. Gates and stands: Mr. T. Perrin, Mr ...
... bat he ' was not sure of it, because he was very shortsighted, and the man was only at the door for , a few moments. Ethel Macgregor, aged 10, grand-daughter of Dr. Marshall, identified tht. prisoner as the man who had got the half-sovereign from her grandfather ...
... Carmichael, Anstruther Milligan, George Strongitherm, James Irvine, Peter Callender, G. W. Wood, Alfred 11. Cane, Daniel Wilson, Macgregor Lain], George It. Livingstone CLEVELAND WARD. WiLLum (L II) gentleman, 12, Forest' road, Claughton, nominated by Edward Singleton ...
... witnessed the nuptial cere. mony were Mr. aud Mrs. Wm. Jackson, Mr. and Mat. john Jackson, Lady Jackson, Sir Henry and Lady Mather Jackson (Abergavenny), Miss Francis Jackson. Miss Caroline Jackson, Miss Miriam Jackson, Mr. Fritz Jackson, Mr. Geoffrey Jackson ...
... revolving breakfast dish ; Mr and Mrs J Jackson, 4 silver dower vases; Mee P Jackson. silver cake basket; Sir Henry and Lady Mather-Ja keno', set of silver apostle spoons ; Mr and Mrs Underwood, silver salver Miss H B JaeksonAilver coffeepot; Mr and Mrs ...
... assenting burgesses : M. Grindall, C. C. Cream, E. Rae, C. J. C. Henry, R G. Reny, J. Mackee, W. A. Black, H. Barry. Also, Macgregor Laird, G. H. Dickson, U. H. Grayson, M. Dewburne, R. Thompson, G. Proctor, F. Han. nington, J. N. Cunningham, M. Frost, H ...
... vivandiere, with water bottle and other acceesories was much admired. Bthel Hodgeon„too, as the bold and high.spirited Helen Macgregor, was capitally got up with plaid and tartan. Master Charles Wiles gave one • good idea of a well-dressed Russian Prince. ...
... carriages), J. McCloud, Owen Keenan, T. Woodward, J. Worthington, J. L. Rogerson, Jackna, Ashworth, W. Foster, J. Hardman, Mather, G. finape, G. Dooley, R. Macavor, O. C. Jennings, W. Goat, W. and J. McCloud, jour., J. Sheard, Laycook, D. S. Pennington ...
... carriages), J. McCloud, Owen Keenan, T. Woodward, J. Wortnington, J. L. Roger. eon. Jaekna, Ashworth, W. Poster, J. Hardman, Mather, G. Snap., G. Dooley, R. Maolvor, 0. C. Jennings, W. Goat, W. and J. PdoCloud, junr., J. Sheard, Laycook, D. S. Pennington ...