... Hall from the l’raslin l’olignae Galleries Fonthill Strawberry-hill Lord Castle-man’s Sir William Hamilton’s Lord de Clifford’s Watson Taylor’s Frogmore the Orleans Gallery Amongst the MODERN upwards of Sixty the late Thomas Barker of Bath the well-known ...

... discordant volley firing. After some company exercises in line, charge was taken of the battalion, in succession, by Capts. Clifford, Watson, and Amery, and Lieut. Bearne; after which lines of skirmishers were thrown out, with independent ' firing. j At the ...

... the Lieutenant-Colonel. Lord enestained the officers at luncheon. The staff aims prawt were Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Clifford, * Watson. Captain and Adjutant Godfrey, Dm. Adams and Scott, Quartermaster Mckler, Sergoant-MaJor Stupid, Instructors Crocker ...

... Kemp's team, played at the Park, Ross, on Saturday, when the former won by five goals to one, serious accident happened to Clifford Watson, son Mr. W. Watson, of Station-street. was running after the ball whfin he trod on it and fell the ground and broke a ...

... preachers in the Free Churches have placed themselves at the disposal of the National Council for the next six weeks. Parker, Clifford, Watson, kfaokennel. Munro Gibson. Hughes, Forsyth. Jewett, Kelly, Campbell. am only a few of the Nonconformist leaders who have ...

... on the eliffx to the of Brighton. John Godfrey Fox. a staff sergeant in the Royal Home Artillery. and a friend named Clifford Watson. both visitors to the town were returning from a walk over the donna, when they endeavoured to get down the cliff at Black ...

... Sutherland, 2nd Lt. G Stanton, Mr. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs! Sanders, Colonel Tufnell, Lt E Graham Taylor L* N Tv« v »rs. J. Clifford Watson. Tate s Private Hotel 1. 2 and Mrs Ainsty, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs Brook, Colonel & Mrs. Douse Edwardes Mr. and Mrs. Fox! Col ...

... tSfcndars. Col. Tufnell. Lieut N. Ilwwiihurn, Lieut. E Graham Tavlor. See. Lieut. Veal. Mrs. Wolldoti, Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifford- Watson LANSDOWN HOTEL. Mr. Douglas. Mrs. and Miss Stuart. Mr.. Mrs.. )>nd Miss Young. OI.O'STKR (Lansdown place). Mr. and Mm ...

... Rear-Admiral Sir Eardley-AVilmot. H. E. Batt. Esq. E N the Rt. Hon. lord Ritchie of Dundee, the Most' Hon A K.C.B , C.V.O , Clifford Watson, Esq and several smaller amounts VIRTUE the powers conferred upon ms the Defence the Realm Act, (Regulation 2) any other ...

... Ratt, * I Sie Svdnew Eardley. af Dundee, t Esq, v Rt Men. Lord he Moat Hon. Marq’ ness of Linlithcow, Amira) Sir A. J Clifford Watson, Eeq.. em! sererral enalier amounts. ...

... (who won great will Theatre. London, Kingm pi . Pestle). Leslie Still 'an Delphi celebrate) Pe.v O'Mniiv. Miss Gwen Clifford' Watson, and Joan Hay plays the title roic. NEW V.P. WORK. A short piece for violin and piano. * tth ..s? title Distant Chimes ...

... Mrs. G. H. Lambert (Weymouth), Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Allen (Pevensey), Mr. and Mrs. Boniface (Hove), Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifford Watson (Harrogate), Mr. and Mrs. C. Judge (Newport, U.S.A.), Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Leggat (Vancouver), Mr. and Mrs. Cambridge (London) ...