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... Larkin. It. Hardie's, A. Gardner, W. N. Wakeman. 0. Laughtoe. R. W. eartmale, W. Fits- H. 0 A. Smith. H. J. Brockhome. it Wood dressuren. L. Albory. Ba.hy. I. George. J. T. Hirkley. Watts, Hordes. (lesion, Mahon. and other, • The financial otatemmot. presented ...
... 0 Mrs n Rowlands, Jacob 0 Rubery, Miss Agnes E .. 1 Saunders C. T 100 0 Smith, Hugh A. N 20 0 Smith, J. Milliken 0 Smith, Thomas 2 Smyth, John R. H 0 Steer, Charles 0 St. George's, Edgbaston, Young Men's Bible Class, per J. Wakefield 2 10 St. Paul's ...
... uncle, Georg H. Blom. of Falial Hall O farm. n the. . shoot 7 p.m.. alcomponied (clean. Moe. to a small +bop the on an errand. On their way hark they were by the prisoner., one at whom said Wither. ilid not answer. Pri.osiers came up babied mid Smith taught ...
... ne, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pearson, Rev. Charles and Mrs. Reade, Captain and Mrs. | Starkly, General and Mrs. Van Mr. and Mrs. Smith Turberville. BIRCH'S ORCHESTRAL BAND, A VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT, Etc., Etc. Price of Admission. Is. Tea, 6d. Doors open at 2 ...
... Huggins, Mr. Tertius Bunnan. Mrs. Kates, Mrs. Mitchell. Mias Q. Wood, Dr. Foster. Dr Harvey Smith, Mr. George Jackaon, Mr. and Mrs. Hodges, Dr. Gaont, Messrs. Stanley Smith. A. A aster, W. H. Wale, Wade. P. Arter, T. Pfeareon, Gibbs, A. J. Cay, A. Delaski, Wiseman ...
... Atherstone Hounds. H. BOUGHTON LEIGH. Esq. ROWLAND J. BEECH, ESQ. J. P. CROSS. ESQ. J. DARLINGTON, ESQ. JOHN ENTWISLE, Esq. GEORGE A. FENWICK, ESQ. B. H. C. FOX. ESQ. T. F. HAZLEHURST. ESQ. A. H. HEATH. Esq., M.P. A. N. HENDERSON. ESQ. ARTHUR JAMES, ESQ ...
... etc., Bilton. Bilton—New Bilton Cbnrcb (26,656).—Mr. J. Smith, Kenilworth Cottage. Victoria-otreet, New Bilton. Bioloy. N. (11,331).—Mr. P, Burgeta, Binlay. Birdlogbnry Church (26,792).— Georg. Blythe, Learnington Hastings. .. Biahopa Tachbtnok (15,925) ...
... Chvasse, Frank Smith, and Jameson, Mr. Arthur James. Messrs. R. Gillespie Stainton. Bailey-Worthirgton, 11. C. Talbot Bice. Harold Smith. T. R. Vickers. Harrison. A. Toumrer, R. Young. A. Eitdhes. W. Dale. A. J. Cay, Brocus Clay. Stan lev Smith. J. Johnson ...
... and Mrs. J. Patou, the Misses Bydeu, Dr. and Mrs. Harvey-Smith, Messrs. G. F. Jackson. E. Twist, Neilson. Bailey Worthington, A. J. Cay, J B. Atkinson, Hills. H. Sm-.h-Turberville, Stanley Smith, Lister Lea. E. Nelson, A. H. Wiggin, J. Dormer, J. Johnson ...
... contest, between St. Michael's and Foleshill St. George's was in every way a very friendly match. The result was in favour St. Michael's, whose team included f**w the regular players. As to St. George's, tbey had considered ten men enough, but were mistaken ...
... Coventry, A. J. Deem, F. Dame, Dr. H. E. Duey. L. gimlet.. Maim H. ti. H. Halton, 11. C. Gardner, William Orsen.! Lord Ham n. George Hill. Rowland Hlll,O. W. Hobson, H enry Howard, A. R. Harlem F. Charts King. L. F. Lambert. J. Leadbetleg lim n . . great ...