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... —At meeting the recently-formed Orocere’ Aaeociatlon, Mr. Councillor Wise in the chair, it eras proposed Mr. Frank Chaplin (W. Chaplin and Sons), and •sounded by Mr. Sheriff Sommerbee, and carried, “That members of this association doss their establishments ...
... and in the evening had to repeat his rendering of * Macheth.,” A pleasing novelty was also introduced in the evening by Mr. Charles Capper, who gave some very clever and mausically accurate whistling solos. Mr. Alfred Capper was as bright, smart, and en ...
... meeting of the recently-formed Grocers' Association, Mr. Councillor Wise in the chair, it was proposed by Mr. Frank Chaplin (W, Chaplin and Sons), and seconded by Mr. Sheriff Summerbee, and carried, * That members of this Association close their establishments ...
... the recentlyformed Southampton Grocers' Association, Mr. Councillor Woe in the chair, it was proposed by Mr. Frank Chaplin (W. Chaplin and Sonsl, seconded by Mr. Shenff Summerbee, and carried, That members of this Asgociation close their establishments ...
... young Princeeeee in a cluster cam# next, and the Prince followed with Mrs. bassoon, while Prince George of Greece and Prince Charles Denmark brought the loar. The invitations had been kept carefully down, so that the ballroom, which ia not large, was never ...
... eadivickd profits Lona. and et, King Willianystreet. E. 12. Lonnon Bosso. Sir Edwin H. Cialsworthy. Sir Frederick Young. Charles Holism: Greets% K.C.M.G. Esq. Jaws Martin, Esq. Lennon : Messrs. Glyn, Mills, Clinic, and Co„ Eoliths, d. street. SCOTIAN ...
... Frank H. Eraos, by Lady Hareourt; Mrs. Staalake Lee, by the visoountss* Croes ; Mrs. Haliam Parr, on her marriage, by Mrs. Charles Elton ; Miss Constance Drummond, by Lady Lamingioo ; Lady Mildred Denison, her mother the Countess of Loodesborough; Misses ...
... ductioo of the electric light, and so on, showed a . Ited Thomas Hot. to home been presented by Charles II to Portsmouth), F. Canwright, J. Ckgg, Charles • L . G.P. I ). engmeer. He moored them they deserved ail dint combination of results that was beyond ...
... shadow of the old Abbey where be lies buried. The house now occupied by Mr. 0. Newman, china merchant, stands on the Spot. Mr. Charles Curtis, glares, of Clitirell-street, now nearing to years of age, a son-in-law of the Mr. Hero who owned the Bible, and a ...