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... L UNION SECRE- TAEYSHIP. Ata meeting on Tuesday of the general committee of the Congregational union the Rev. J. Guinness Rogers brought up the report of a special committee re- specting the vacant secretariat, recom- mending the appointment of the Rev ...
... said that he could not have a disturbance. The defendant came up and said that he was instructed by Sir Roger to throw him over the bannisters. The complainant, noticing the door and stairswere of stone, went away. In consequence of what had been said ...
... Church-street, Padfington, Upon thc body of a male child, which was ftund foatine rn the Grand Junction canal on Wednesday. Dr. Rogers stated that the child was a very wine ens, hut itse body wls putrefied. It had evidently been in the water T1 days or longer ...
... Gl: Mfantle'; TlhemnaCounnollY, 3ooper,-W. Cremer,' T. Weston, Benjanin Lucrast A. P. Bannister, Joseph Guedalla, Colonel 'Dic6on, Dr.' Peritt, and Captalin.E, D. Rogers' 0 ' . ?? 'Tas (IBSAT' EA5EBN.- On, Thmroday, the 'Great' Eastarn,which had been ...
... Church-street, Parlddington, ueon tile body of a male child, which was found floating i, the Grand Junction canal on Wrednesday Te Rogers stated that the child was a very fine one, bli the body was putrefied. It had evidently heen it the water 10 days or longer ...
... made end sold to prisoner.- Detective Ranger said that a silver watch, which had net been identified, bad been taken to Mr. Bannister, whose name was' -upon it, but it had not been made by him.-A witness for the prisoner explained that it was a common practice ...
... urans, Iet V.o. Strop. .I.; Pie. A. Davies; 2nd V.B. Shrop..L.I.; Pie. T. Tiliham, lst Herefordahire V.1 C., PSe, J. T. Bannister, 2.d V.3J. Manchester 1at Corp. T. Pear- ion, 4thGV.3.:1naeheater Iept.; PAe. W-. Hr D.aPies, 5thVlM -ianchetcar Heg.; Pllen ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... vice Cthialester; Honour- able Charles Harbord to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Cooke, January 15. lst Regiment of Foot-Ensign Roger James Aytoun tobe Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Carnpsie, proamoted in the Ceylon Rifle Regi- mnent; Wardlow Randoll ...
... possession of from Dr. Quarry; and on the property, which enas belonging to bath, th-era cans all attachment laid on by Mr. Roger Evans, for a debt of Sai., lent to Mr Wilson at ahb time of the lire at his residence in Cove-street. It is said that a few ...
... with drunken- ness and assaulting the police. It was not truis that the wound on his head had been caused by a fall from a bannister in a house near at hand. The case on behalf of the complainant was corroborated by several witnesses, who stated that he ...