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... Mr. Henniker asaitsia. M.P.. ea ssd the Lord Mayor at DEMO sod Mr. T. P. GUI. M.P.. as the other, were arrebeled to meet Charles and submit ammo% pro. sad roe. At bet moment Mr. it be reere• re Mr. Gill appeared ter lbe teurete. The ewe ea boo sir Medea ...
... Wilson Miss B. Gander Mr sod Mrs Bovill 16 Miss Child Mrs Dobbs 17 Mrs De'sparse Mars. Perry Mimes Wyllie 19 Mrs aud Miss Chaplin and iiras kbtier 20 Lady Cuayagiaara 22 Mrs Daring Mr Botha= Mir Pollard Mr, Mrs, and Übe Curtis Price MM. kay Mn awl MM. ...
... reception which had been accorded to the the importance of strengthening and consolidating the bill. He thought that Lord Charles Beresford exagge. existing Acts relating to the contagious diseases of rated the requirements of the country, and unduly animals ...
... but if any of them wish anybody else to think for them, may I recommend them to Lord Charles Beresford, Mr Ashmead Bartlett, Colonel Howard Vincent, and Mr Henry Chaplin, the latter the best man out of office in England. I took several friends of mine in ...
... 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 ...
... thereby fully endorsed Mr. Chaplin’s views of policy. The report, after stating that the Prime Minister has consented to receive deputation from the Bi-metalio League and its supporters the question, and stating that Mr. Chaplin has placed an important notice ...
... appointed to meet Sir Charles Russell, and submit the arguments pro, and 4 ,, P. At the last moment Mr. Sexton found it impossible to attend, so Mr. Gill oppeered for the tenants. The case on both sides having brae stated, Sir Charles Russell announced the ...
... the telleials of the eisties,sls. others In the service of the Isle of Wight Railway Com , together with reproeanhttives of Chaplin and e. We may and that a post-mortem examinational the deceased revealed the that the duodena= we. tall of bile, but the stomach ...
... 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 ...
... TUESDAY Mat 28th 1889 230 pm the valuable PREMISES No 154 Street occupied Mr C Herd : also two in North Street occupied by Mr J Chaplin Mr W Farris Full particulars in week’s SURREY— SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY Mr George Drewitt Sell by Public Auction instructions ...
... 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 ...