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... Arthur Pnillips, St. John's Vicarage, Bacnp, clr 'e holy orders. Public examination Slay 19, at neon, ' the Oldham-court. Roger Bannister, 2 and 9, Peider-street, Moreca3t- irnsimonger. Public examination May 8, at Pro:I Court. James Wtard, 7, Lovat-place ...
... Bacnp, Lanra, shire, clerk *u holy orders. First meeting M~ay 5, an three pmn, at the Mechanirs' Institate, Bacap. - Roger Bannister. 2 and 9, Pedder-street. 'morecairbe, ,ironmonger. First meeting May 6, at three n.m., ai , the La Society's Salerooms ...
... Church Aid Society), spok against the ?? Rev. Dr. Guinnessi Rogers said the only difficulty in the I establishment of the fund was to make it accept- able to both churches and ministers.-Dr. Rogers D moved an amendment that the discussion be post- poned until ...
... Miss Benas. Mr. and Mrs. Larnor, Captain t Wetherall, R.N., and Mirs. Wetherall, Mr. and e Ms Steel, Mr. Fletcher Rogere, and Mis e Rogers, Mr and Mrs. Worthington, Mr. n and Mrs. Glynn, Mr. Taylor, Mr. and , Mrs Blease, Dr. and Ms Imlach, Dr. and a Miss ...
... Tichborne's mother. In 1S43 1 again saw Roger in Paris, when I dined with him and BI. Uontreville in the OafS Royale, Roger's tutor,- M. Jolivalt, being also present. I remained awvay until October, 1846, when I found that Roger had come to England and entered ...
... H. Joel. Hall-street, jeweller's factor. 8 W. Boshell. G. Bannister, G. T, C. Bannister, and J. Buahell, Nchell's Park-road, Aston-jimta.Birmingham, contractrsi. trading as Bushell and Bannister. A. N . Pratt, Coleehbll-heath Farm, Ooleshill-heath, War- ...
... Lawson, and c- *eears. John Hughes, Bannister, R. F. tr Finlaylrepresenting the Liverpool Artisia Clubl; B a. Dya representino the Walker Art Gallery), A eL S. Gibson, G.AtskinG.C. IDobell, G.N.Dixon, B A. B. Roger%, HL M. olyneu7 T. Pe T. 2 Gould Gaidiner ...
... foa , A. J. Tate (ricle), rY. Tate (causin) an C. A. Wallweorth (nephew), . 0. Windel gil -A (partner), G. Howard, W. C. Rogers, G. W. ha .ure 4gray, .T. Davies, S. Reshaw, George Layton, the for in- Rev. F. Barnes (Chester). and Dr. Philpot. of col- ...
... Burnham t s6. (secretary). Messrs. Medley and Son's office staff wasrepresented byMessrs. Atkinson, Smitb, Lamb, C and Bannister. The coffin bore a plate with the nue simple inscription Francis Howard Medley, P died August 6, 189., aged 40 years. The ...
... Lately in the erapioy of AUderman Bower at the , Vainhral] Foundry. The funeral service was per- y formed by the i'ev. WV. Bannister. B.-A, chaplain. If The chief mourners were Mr. unwin Powe t be (sonL Mr. Blythe Unwvis (nepihew), Mr. A. be Verney and Mr ...
... Radcliffe W. Smith, Mr. snd Mrs. Robert Ka, ' oMrs. Muspratt, Rev. w. Bannister, RevB . J. J a' s Honeyburne, Rev. Thomas Oliver, Mrs. Gordon t Brown, Mr.- and Miss Fletcher Rogers, T Mrs. John Hughes, Mrs. Daniel Clarke, Mrs. .s r Liardet, Mrs. Holden ...
... A. Gillingham, Richard Brown, wi] a Robert Coultart, WV. H. Shirley, Henry Bolland, foc e, J. A. Pinckney, the Rev. IV. Bannister, the -Rev. J. F. HIewson (vicar of Garston), and Jas the Rev. T. Chambres (rector of Halowood). ste )n The following solicitors ...