... W' INN i 6 lionaldeon Vowsll Murchison McDonald Wel&idge Brown Finley lieffelvie Clifford Watson Tutton Gibb Seabourne Denny Murray Denning Bennett Winos Ford Kent' Knight Prior Wilkinson Davis Leslie Tatehell Nickels Robinson Card Adamson Barwood Walker ...

... 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 ...

... (Abbevhelu^, Mr. W. troroy (cnurchwarden) and Mrs. Sorby ; Mr. J. D. Robinson (churchwarden), Mr. J. D. Webbter, Mr. Clifford Watson, ifcc. After tiie singing of an appropriate hymn, the Rev. a. Chor-Ton read a portion of Scripture, f rayer was next offered ...

... Mr. W. S. Carter. Mr. J. B. Jackson, Mr. Alfred Taylor, Mr. Geo. Skinner, Mr. John Ellis, Lieutenant C. A. Jowitt. Mr. Clifford Watson, Mr. VV. Walker, H. Howe, Mr J. J. Frost. Mr. H. Nixon, Mr J. Elds. Mr. W. Cadman, Mr. W. Wilkinson, Mr. J. Ward, Mr. ...

... Councillor W, R. Carter, Councillor Geo. Skinner, Councillor Alfred Tay! Lieut. ©. A. R. Jowitt, Mr. lor, Councillor Bromley, Clifford Watson, Messrs. W. Walker, H. Howe, J. J. Frost, H. Nixon, J. Ellis, 'W. Cadman, W, Wilkinson, C. Watson, J. Ward, W. Roberts ...

... Penp-e; the Key. T. Crouch, the Bey. H. 1 H. Wright, the Key. J. W. Merryweather, Mr. C. ? Winder, -Mr. 1. Wilson, Mr. Clifford Watson, Mr. W. i faorby, and iliss Wake. The Bey. S. Cnorlton 9 reaa letters of apology for non-attendance from Canon Blakeney ...

... Peoge; the Key. T. Crouch, the Rev. 1 1. 11. Wright, the Rev. J. W. Merry weather, Mr. C. ! Winder, Mr. F. Wilson, Mr. Clifford Watson, Mr. W. Sorby, and Miss Wake. The Rev. S. Charlton read letters of apology for non-attendance from Lauou Blakeney, Mr ...

... e), the Rev. | i. H. Wright (St. the Kev. James Lewis | former curate Pitemoor and now at Penge), J. D. Webster, Mr. Clifford Watson, Quick, Mr. W. Sorby, Mr. J. Richards, Mr. W. Marsh, Miss Wake, and others. ‘The report, which was | read by Mr. Sorby ...

... THE MEANING ?? «■ TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Slß,— Mr. Clifford* Watson, m your issue of to-day, says that in all discussions historical accuracy is most desirable. In this I cordially agree, and would ask him the following questions :— What does ...

... the Rev. S. Chorlton, the Rev. W. E. Dixon, I the Rev. T. Couch, the Rev. A. E. Foster, Mr. W. Watson, Firshill ; Mr. Clifford Watson, Mr. VV. Sorby, Mr. J. D. Robiuson, &c. — The Veu. ARcnrEACoN | said in the first place he desired to congratulate the ...

... present the Rev. S. Chorlton (the Vicar), Rev. W. E. Dixon, fr. W. Watson Rev. T. Couch, Rev. A. E. Foster, (Firshill), Mr. Clifford Watson, Mr. Wm. Sorby, Mr. J. D. Robinson, &c.—The Ven. AncHDEACON first con- ratulated the pastor of the pari , the parishioners ...