... Stantonbury, Buckinghamsiiire, have been thrown into consternation by an announce- ment made by the new vicar, the Rev. Norman Guest, that all the marriages solemnised in the church of St. James since its erection —many hundreds—were illegal. the church ...

... S. James. Pltsatcubory. Bookinghemphire. bee been thrown :ate bloc I.y an simonise meat made he the new Vicar. IMO hey. Norman Guest. all the niarridgedmiesmised i a the chorea of Bt. Joiner *int* it. ,reetisr—Faisay istindrede—w. the °Lurch not bees licensed ...

... Siantonbury, Buckinghamshire, have beet' thrown into consternation by an announcement made by the new vicar, the Rev. Norman Guest, that all the marriages solemnised in the church of St. James since its erection —many hundreds—were illegal, the church ...

... STANTONBURY, CHURCH INKTITUTE.—The Vicar (the Rev. A. Norman Guest) is endeavouring to raise funds for the erection of a Working Men's Church Institute. The site has already been acquired. and £314) has been collected out of a total estimated cost of ...

... Church, through an oversight, was never licensed for weddings, was touched upon at some length by the Vicar, the Kev. A. Norman Guest, in the course of his sermon on Sunday night. He explained that in view the fact that one Sunday had denounced the publication ...

... gentleman's illness, were disappointed. The Vicar was absent from a similar cause, and the service was taken by the Rev. A. Norman Guest, Vicar of Stantonbury St. James and St. Peter. The St. George's Guild Choir eontributed the musical portions of the service ...

... spring meeting of this League was held on Saturday at Stantonbury. A was held in St. James Church, conducted by the Rev. A. Norman Guest iVicarl, and a capital tea was afterward.. partaken of. hemg provided by the Stantonbury Sunday School teachers, at which ...

... place at St. James' Church. New Bradwell, ou. Saturday afternoon, the service being impressively conducted by the Rev. A. Norman Guest, who. prior to the committal sentences, made a few touching references to the deceased's life. The coffin of polished elm ...

... Sutcliffe (St. JAW.. Can.bridge), Mr. Crozuzuelin (Trinity College, Cambridge), Mr. Betting (Emmanuel College, Cambridpe), Mr: Norman's Guest, Mr. H. Ncrinan .Trinity College. Cambridge), Mr. Norman's Gneat, the Rev. E. A. D. Theed John's, Cambridge), the Elev ...

... Varwell, Widgery, Hodson, McCrea, Peters, Cole, and Reed, Councillors Stocker, Lisle, Vickery, Browne, Garnsworthy, Finch, Norman, Guest, Pasmore, Hutchings, Pring, Gardner, Priston, McGahey, LLoram, Towell, Ross, Munro, Challice, Hawke, Howard, Harding, Caunter ...

... er at the public-house, on the ground that he had lived on the premises for two years. The manager of the house, a Mr. Norman Guest, had never slept on the building. The canvasser for the Overseers gave evidence that Mr. Herbert Measures told him lie ...

... C E Rowe, Knapman, Stocker, Reed ; Councillors. Browne, Townsend, Vickery, Iacas, Hutchings, Pasmore, Lisle, Towill, Norman, Guest, Warren, Garns- worthy, Glanfield, Finch, Kelland, Alford, Howard, Evans, Stokes, Gayton, Herbert, Ross, Harding, Hawke ...