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... Middleton, J. Polak F. M. Wenbota, XV. H. Whadcoat, H. J. Ward. TH >i:nhill V, ard (G).â Carrington, Chatterton, Cruft, Hoekins, Mather, ocott. KENSINGTON (60). Earls-court Ward (G) â XV. XV. Church, S. N. Fox, XV. T. Key, P.. Shortrcde, Captain XV. .Tame ...
... and that of Mr. Mather— and he must mention that Mr. j Mather's statement, was supported by the testimony of his I own brother, and of several Italian and French gentlemen standing by. The Austrian officer said that he desired Mr. Mather to stand out of ...
... Wormesbury, Charles Gaylor, G. W. Walker, Robert Mather, J. B. Mather, W. Hortin, W. Hawley, J. Woolley, A. Benjamin, M. Osborne, R. L. Nealson, J. Harris, E. Jones, J. Robe, J. Cook, J. Frankel, W. Earle, D. Macgregor, W. Hamilton, A. Fitzgerald, C. G. Stevens ...
... Monckiefk, Lady Scott, by Lady Trevelyan. Mather, Miss Florence, by Mrs. William Mather. M' William. Mrs. 0. G., on her marriage, by her motner, C. A. M'Mahon. Monckton, Mra. Francis, by the Hon. Mrs. William Lowthea Mather, Mrs. William, by Lady Kay Shuttle ...
... Gonville and Caius ; Lucas, Pembroke ; M'Brvdc, King's ; M 'Caiman, Trinity; Macgregor, Trinity Hall ; Mair, Gonville and Caius; J. F. Marshall, King's; A. E. Martin, Downing ; Mather, Trinity ; Matheson, Gonville and Caius ; Mayo, Clare ; H. R. Mayo, Gonville ...
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... Justice Kay.— At 10}.— Causes for trial (with witnesses).— Esdaile v. Payne (by order), part heard— Hayter v Bro .ko D'Esterre— Mather v. Lake— Phillips v. Galmoye— Bebro v. Lotin.a. Court lll.— Before Mr. Justice Ciiittt.— At 101.— Further considerations.— ...
... 8.5. A., Mr. Robert W. Allan, R.W.S., the Hon. Sir John Cockburn, Mr. Charles Charleton, Mr. Frank Debenham, Sir William Mather, Sir Norman Lockyer, Mr. Imre Kiralfy, Mr. C. Freeman Murray, Mr. T. B. Collcntt, F.R.1.8.A., Mr. A. O. Temple. Mr. H. Spielmann ...
... Maurice Holzmann, R. R. Holmes. Charles Inncs Ker. J. G. Kennedy, Godfrey Lush- inston. Waiter lon?. Evan Macgregor, Kenneth Mnir-Mae- kenzie. Maurice Mather, Alpin Maegn-gor, John Richardson, Raglan Somerset, Conway Seymour, Wilbraham Taylor, Hug^» Wemyss. ...
... Mr. Cowan s Monksman, 6 yrs, list fß\ an) 0 Mr. Bayliss's Acceptance, 6 yrs, lost 51b . . ' (Napier 0 Mr. Brod.es Helen Macgregor, 3 yrs, ?? 21b '(owner) 0 Mr. W earden's Heiress, 4 yrs, 9st 4lb (Vivian) 0 Betting-Even on Querida, 5 to 1 agst Acceptance ...
... LONDON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2d, 1852. !n publishing not long since a narrative of the murderous outrage on Mr. Ersuine Mather by some Austrian officers at Florence, we drew attention to the extreme inconvenience of the anomalous and despotic position of ...
... Stewart, H. Cobb, U. P. lia_donald, J. A M. Stuart, J. Cola. .ells, Aid. Maetarlane.SirD.H. Sullivan, D. Colman, J. J. Macgregor, Dr. Sullivan.T. D. Cummins, Dr. Maclnues, _L Tanner, C. K. Condon, X. J. MacNeill, J. G. S. ?? ennant H. J. Conyiieare, ...