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... appointed delegate to attend the meeting at Bristol on the occasion of the forthcoming visit of the Marquis of Salisbury and Sir Michael Hick , -13each at Bristol in April. C.F.T.S.--On Tuesday evening a very successful 'netting of the Westbury Branch of the ...
... E. H. Goddard (Clylfe Pypard), W. C. Plenderleath, H. T. Scudamore (Chapmanslade), C. H. Wilson (Dilton Marsh) and R. M. Kirwan (Westbury); Mrs. W, H. Laverton, Mrs. Bingham, Mr. H. E. Medlicott, Mr. O. P. Bouverie, Mr. H. J. F. Swayne, Mrs. and the ...
... Cider, as the ft ult has been carefully selected from the choicest Orchards of !revue sod Somerset. Cultommon. Creech St. Michael. North Newtoo, and Taunton. Sale at Two o'clock. Chew Stoke. April 15th. lON. 158. per Qr. (3041 b.) OLD WHITE was. 1.0,8 ...
... was taken by Mr. David Jones. Votes of thanks concluded the proceedings. Sib M. Hicks Beach on Chabity Obganiza now.— Sir Michael Hicks Beach was the chief speaker last evening at the annual meeting of the Bristol and Clifton Charity Organization Society ...
... large attendance, amongst whom were the Rev. C Wood (Leigh), Rev. R. M. Kirwan, Rev. J. Clarke, 8.A., Rev. W. P. Lawrence ; Mrs. and Miss Shorland, Misses Shorland, Mrs. Michael, Miss A. Taylor. Miss Harriet.; Messrs. Reed, Shorland, I3ullen, Davis, Couzena ...
... per cent. ; and Mr. A. W. Tuffin, of the Boys’ National School, Bratton-road, eighty-six per cent. Presentation. —Miss F. Michael was tho recipient of beautiful gold albert, presented to her by tho members of her Bible class in the Old Congregations! School ...
... tought twice in Commercial-road, on the night of that could be for the Rev. J. th inst., were Sued 6d. and Ss. 61. costs each, Kirwan, suggested that the Sanitary Inspector (Mr. Hosk- William Barker and William Hill were each ing) should keep a diary of the ...
... Mr. and Mrs. Compton, Mr. and Mrs. Chapman (Warminster). Rev. Mr., Mrs., and Miss Cardew, Mr. R. Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs. Kirwan Sylvester. Miss Evans, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. T. Foxcroft, Miss Fislilake. Mr. Godfrey•Fatissett. R.A. Mrs. Flower and Mr. and ...
... Club— St Michael's Rlse-1 1 Mr and Mrs John Hart 4 Mews NW and Yesehi II Mr and Mrs A E Beat and family Priestly Terraes-1 (Priestly House Mr F Hoddhunt I Mr and Mrs 'Sennett and Wally 1 Mr and Mrs E D Welch 11111.—PWIJIMOIC MOAB. I St Michael's Hound—Mrs ...
... the Govern. ment Stamp around each box—Prepared by Baum. d; HONB, Boston, U.S. European depot. es larringdon Road, London. MICHAEL'S ALMANACI for 1889 maintains chareater for useful information. The condensed history of Bratton Church and picture of are ...
... commenced with a processional hymn, and the following clergy marched in the procession, iu the *Eder given : —The Beth R. H. Kirwan and C. Woods (aerates of Weethury), Rev Cave-Brown-Cave (Rainston), Rev R. E. Coles (Conley), Rev H. S. Jacob (Bretton), Rev ...
... H. T. flondemore, Rev C. H. Wilson William Henry Coniston, editor of the Heralds I Wilton Marsh), Roy J. Clarke, Rev R. M. Kirwan Southampton, was senteueed to six yea re penal (Westbury), Rev W. A. S. lderewether, Bev H. Caveservitude at Winchester Aseize ...