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... the aneeting to Intntsad lin assisting them lir carrying nest tire great prirncilles oftire ?? secooded the amendment. fl-I. Rogers then made a shart, but very abte spcechr iii behalf of cue soeiety, urging upon themn cts iiccessity f-jr unanimity arid cordial ...
... of the Mfonarch; whose-brigade of blue jackets, with Lieutenant Fisher, Sub-. Lieutenant Bruce, MidshipmenWake, Miller, Bannister, Freemaa, and Nicholas, and seventy-five Marines with- Captain Schomberg( Lieutenant Marriott and Surgeon Brown left the ...
... official assignee, Exeter; Mr. F. Carritt, solicitor, .24, Basinglaml-street, City; and Mr. J. Stogdon, solicitor, Exeter. Adam Bannister Goss, of Ormskirk, Lancashire, brewer, February 15 and March 9, at eleven, at the Court of Bank-. ruptoy, Liverpool. Mr. ...
... houses in The Belle of New York. The play was admirably mounted, and ran remarkably smoothly under the direction of Mr J. Bannister Howard. BISHOP AUCKLAND. EDEN THEATRE.-Lessees, R. Addison, Limited.- For the King is appearing here for the first time. ...
... Dated this 13th day of January, 1872. (Signed) HENRY MAUDSLEY, M.D., F.R.C.P. (. FIELIDING BLxNDFORD, M.D., F.R.C.P. JOSEPH ROGERS, M.D., M.R.C.S. GEORGE P. RUGG, M.D., L.R.C.P.L. I concur in the opinion expressed in the above certificate. (Signed) W. C ...
... Some discussion then ensued as to making the audilor's nppoiutmnant a permanent one, which terminated in the re- eletion of M.Rogers. The following motion. was then put and carried :That the directors be authorised to exercise the borrowing powers of the ...
... members ef the above lodge, num- bering about sue hundred, sat down to a most sumptuous o entertainment, provided by Mrs. Bannister, of the White o Horse Inn, Standisbgate, at which house the lodge is held. I The festive board boasted of all the substantials ...
... Depot in Chatha Li, to be uist- Colin the Army., Capt J, P H Crowe, of the 10th Foot, to be Major in the Army. Capt C W Bannister, of the 2nd Bombay Light Cavalry, to be Major in the Army. Capt F Maceowan, of the ?? Bombay Native Infantry, to be ]Iajor ...
... ior, 2664 T. Beynlells, 3311 J. A~llen, 2626 B1. Andoseva, 352' 3.J Barrett, 1216 H. Ilainbridge, 8231 J. Blanks, 3971 G. Bannister, 4046 J. blackstock, 2621 IV. Bridge, 5141 J. Burdock,I )651 L. Clarke, 4-77 A. Oliffe, 3414 19. Der- hitt, 3863SE5. Ellis ...
... Frederick Goodwin, Gent. vice Boog, deceased. UN'I-'AICHED.-To be Lieutenant-Colegnels of Infantry, by Purchlase -Major Win. Rogers, froni the 2d Dragoon Guards; Major Edward lyani, fromi the 15th Light Dragoons; Major Richard Doherty, friim the 21st Foot ...
... THEATRE RoYAL.-Proprietor, Mr S. R. Chisholm; Lessee and Manager. Mr Arthur Jefferson; Acting- Manager, Mr Horace Lee.-Messrs Rogers and Webb's company with The Ladder of Life has been enthusi- 1 astically received here this week. Mr E. Carter Livesey scores ...
... was moved by Mr. John Plant, M.P., supported by TM ?? Bright, M.P., the Rev. W. N. Molesworth, Mr. C. S. Roundel Jb Thorold Rogers, and passed with acclamation. A large meetin d a bror 'rg Wvas also held last night in the Victoria Hall, Leeds, to hear addresses ...