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... eventually committed for trial to the Assizes, without bail; Assault Cases.—John Hicks, foreman to Messrs. Denman and Ooddard, tailors, of Eton, was summoned for assaulting John Short, tailor in the same employ. Short was also charged with assulting Hicks ...
... of that Date. AGENTS FOR THE COUNTY. I AYLESBURY Mr. GEO. YOUNG. Buckingham Mr. W. Turner. Chesham Mr. H. Chilton. Eton Messrs. W. Goddard and Son. Haddenham Mr. John Clarke. Long Crendon Mrs. Emma Dodwell. Marlow Mr. Geo. Greenwood. Newport Pagnell Mr ...
... ABOLISHED. Mr. S. A. Goddard, in the course ofa very able speech on the Corn Laws, in the Town Hall, Birmingham, elicited a new and striking idea, showing the monstrous burthen and oppression of these iniquitous laws. Mr. Goddard shows that if duly of ...
... newspaper the Northampton Mercury as a reporter The will of the late Mr Henry Goddard of Curzon-street Slough member of the firm of Messrs Denman and Goddard tailors of Eton has been proved and the value of his estate so far as can at present be ascertained ...
... 550 com-i muni cants at the four celebra- on Easter Day The church was beautifully decorated under supervision of Mrs an (Goddard flowers being dis-jj Itributed at close of even-1 service The Vicar Rev jj Pain gave the Easter message! For Curate— A visio ...
... had given the previous month It was decided invest profit from the village pie and interest to form bursary to members to Denman College Discussion on the joint was postponed when the withdrawal of several organisations from committee was reported The ...
... J. 11. Thompson, (Rural Dean), Rev. A. P. Pott, Datchet, Rev. J. Archer. Dornev Kev.J.B.Shackle, Dropmore, Rev. J. Shephard Eton Rev. H. C. Wilder, Rev. F. R. Davies. Faraham Royal. Rev. -T. Mattheyrs.Hedgerley.Kev. .1 H. Young,Horton.Rev. W. hrsnois. ...
... bis lordship in reply took occasion to pay a well-merited compliment to Mr. George Goddard, to whose exertions the very existence of the club is mainly due. Mr Goddard's health was toasted with great applause, as was also that of Lord Poulett, and the ...