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... —Mrs. Windley aud Mrs. judges of beat gardens—Messrs. W. Furmiage, J. Whittle, and J. Rose; racing committee—Measrs. J. Norman, Guest and Huibert. one of the tents was a small stall for the sale of fancy articles, on behalf of the Church Missionary Society ...
... Daw, Gidley, Gaunter, W. H. Dunn, Williams, Thompson Surridge, Stookham, Fulford, Perkins, Orchard, Jerman, Ham, Cole, Norman, Guest, Linccott, W.JBrown, A. B. Dunn, Finch, Wreford, and Lucas. VISIT OF ASSOCIATED CHAMBEBS. Mr Etoceham moved vote thanks ...
... Sutherland, Dr. Laurie, Lowe, Butterworth, Unsworth, and Dr. Gentles, Messrs. Simpson, James, S. Borrey, J. Mather,. WVG. Norman, Guest, Mottersliaw, Moore. Kirk laud, Innes, and others.—The Chairman, the out3et,saia it was well-known for what purpose they ...
... Lowe, Hosswortb. Sutherland, Laurie. Butterwortb, and Gentles ; Mosers. 8. Bi-rrey, Inncs, Simpson, James, J. Mathers, W. Norman, Guest, Gregory, T. Ward, Kirk, Mottashaw, C. Wood, A. Hines, T. Atbey, Mr. Beam attended to address the meeting, hot Mr. Winter ...
... Mr and Madame E. de Bunsen. mlver salver. Mr Maarice de Bansen, silver Mr and Mrs Hanter Muskett, Dresden vase. Misres Norman, guest book. | “The Hill” Servante, toast rack. | Mr and Mra Ormonde Hake, toby jog. Mr and Mrs Garney Baxton, silver candiesticks ...
... Madame E. de Bunsen, silver salver. Mr. Maurice de Bunsen, silver dish. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Muskett, Dresden vase. Misses Norman, guest, book. 11 The Hill Servants, toast rack. Mr. ami Mrs. Ormonde Hake, toby jug. Mr. and Mrs. Gurney Buxton, silver candlesticks ...
... and cream lace. The following guests attended the reception :—Mr. and Mrs. Guest, Mr. William Guest, Mr. Garry Guest, Mr. Norman Guest, Mr. Tom Guest, Miss Gertie Guest, Miss Lillian Guest, Miss Blanche Guest, Miss Gayler, Mr. and Mrs. Emblow, Mr. and Mrs ...
... bouquets of red roses, their souvenirs from the bridegroom being chain bracelets set with turquoises. The best man Mr. Norman Guest. The reception was held in the Medici , Room at the lintel Cecil, and subsequently Mr. and Mrs. Guest left for Paris, the ...
... Wilson, silver jam spoon and butter knife j Mr 11. Guest, checpie ! Managers of Mr Henry Guest, clock and ornaments Mr Norman Guest, silver-mounted tortoiseshell cigar box Mr Herbert Attenborough, silver sugar tongs Miss McKay, Eiderdown quilt j Mrs Woodruff ...
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... odoriferous pigments upon the board.’’ We miss methcglm from the list, but as this was pre-eminently a Welsh drink, the Norman guests would not perhaps have questioned its absence. Mead and metheglin are sometimes confounded, but there was as »’reat a ...