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... THE LATE MR. CJ. ADAMS. A letter was read from the Rev. E. Thorp, Vicar of Littleworlh, which staled that he was soliciting subscriptions for a memorial to the late G. Adams (who for many years was member of the Faringdon Board of Guardians) ...
... Percy Lovell, Mr. S. F. Oxley, Mr. A. M. Murray, Mr. Mason ; contra bassi, Mr. A. Webb, Mr. W. N. Fernie ; clarinets, Mr. G. W. Anderson, Mr. Hammond; flutes, ...
... THE LATE SIR JAMES MACKENZIE, Bart. To the of the and Eton EXPRess. to the decease of the above nobleman, from Pie World, which, if allowed to readers that the would claim to deceased had to at the hands ef his was his wealth end his many acts of to members ...
... THE LATE MR. M. J. SUTTON. [Walt-on Adams. thankfulness Mr. Sutton's year of office. no was instrumental in organising, both hy his efforts and his purse, the committee that did so much in the previous winter to mitigate the dire distress then prevailing ...
... THE LATE MR. W. D. MACKENZIE. ____, Impressive Funeral Service at Fawley. The funeral of Mr. William DaLaid Mackenzie, of Fawley Court, Henley, and of the House of Inverness, took place on Saturday afternoon in Fawley Churchyard. The quaint ...
... Association in Newbury in 18.59, Mr. Adams was elected one of the 1 vice-prenlents, and read a paper to the meeting at the Mansion House, distinguishel by its lucidity and originality, on The Roman Station at Spinw Mr. Adams was also a frequent contributor ...
... Lancelot Speed. Miss Mr. 3. Colonel Browne. Mr. and Mrs. I'im ro Mrs. Young. Mr and Mr*. Lennox Browne, li. Mr. Quintin Twist,, Mr- and ...
... address previous to his departure from England. Mr. Edmond Beale'', M.A., president of the branch, introduced the deputation, and among those who composed it were Mr. T. B. Potter, M.P., and Mr. Candlish, M.P. Mr. Beales, in presenting the address, said that ...
... MR. J. ADAMS BEGS most respectfully to announce that having sold ibe above Estate, he will sell by auction, On MONDAY, April 2Sllt, 1815, and fellouiing days.at Eleven o’clock each day, UPON THE PREMISES, Bj order of the Executors of the late Colonel ...
... MR. J. ADAMS BEGS most respectfully to announce that having sold the above Estate, HE WILL SELL BY AUCTION. On MONDAY, April 28th, 1815, and following days,at Eleven o'clock each day, UPON THE PREMISES, By order of the Executors of tbe late Colonel John ...
... FUNERAL OF MR. “JIM” ADAMS. On Saturday the remains of the late Mr. “Jim” Adams, ex-trainer and jockey, who was well known in Réading, were interred at Epsom. Deceased, who was 67, was taken ill whilst returning from Goodwood on Tuesday, ...
... MARRIED. On the Bth !n9t., at Inverness, Captain Hector Mackenzie,of the Bengal Army, third son of late Sir Hector Mackenzie, bart., of Gairloch, Mary Lydia, eldest daughter Major-General Sir Hugh Eraser, K.C.B. DIED. On the 31st of May, at Calcutta, ...