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... again examined on '-aturi A y j remanded. 2. Cooper, surveyor, of Wyvcnhoc, in referf ® Si* Claude Crospigny’s remarks in the late , discussion, I hop© Sir Claude pn»ticular care of the * Baby Stone,’ and wrought it safer* back to its former destination ...
... Lady Rayleigh, the Hon. Chas. Strutt, M.P., Lady Grautley and the Hon. Joan Norton, Lady Helen and Mr. Clifford Meller, Sir Claude aud' Lady Ch. de Crespigny. Captain and Mrs. Townsend, Captain and Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Alleu, Miss Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard ...
... of them were present: Lord and Lady the Hon. Clias. Strutt, I M.P.,ifwly the Hon. Joan Norton, and Mr. Clifford Meller, Sir Claude and I*dy Ch. Crespigtiy. Captain and Mrs. Town i:nd, Captain anu Mis. Rjas, Mrs. Allen, Miss iustin, Mr. and Mrs. rheppard ...
... K»q Major K. W. Caldwell W. H. Martin. fc.q. Capt. J. R. B-H. y renner. K^. Lieut. J. W. Bunt. r. H.X. Cha*. Hwtley K»q. Claude E. Kgerlon -Orreii. I’ M T. Marshall. K»q..J.P-g—. p. O. T. Foskett. K* ...
... Kenuv, C. H. Sewell, S. Kicbold, E. Sore, T. Branwhite, Branwbite. jun.. W. Mills, T. Ambrose, C. Bean. C. Brown, YV. T. Mullen. L. G Fisher, J. Ayton, J. Y'elloly, A. Amey, R. A. Kidson, H. Cooper. A. Blythe, P. R. Vial (Cavendish), H. Wesirupp, Jss ...
... Lady Rayleigh, the Hon. Chas. Strutt, M.F., Lady urantiey ana the Hon. Joan Norton, Lady Helen and Mr. Clifford Meller. Sir Claude and Lady Ih. de Captain and Mrs. Townsend. Captain and Mrs. Koos, Mrs. Alien, Miss Austin, Mr. and Mrs. cheppard, Mr. ana ...
... Water's Postwick Fly c Black Spaniels (dog over weight): 1 H Mullen Wedgewood Harrington’s Trumpington Roy r vhc A E Schneider’s Nico S Burke's lic Smith's c Black (bitch over weight): 1 H Mullen’s Chesterton Princess A H Bayley’s Cloisonne hc Brown's Devonshire ...
... single hearted and undaunted champion | of the weak and the oppressed. The following is the correspondence : — Dear Sir Claude,— You will recollect that when I | undertook to bring forward Mr. Havens' case, 1 did so witb a \ proviso that Perry Watlington ...
... they had to decide what it was they actually wanted, and next how to get it. Anybody who had read the recent sp eches of Lord Claude Hamilton knew that at present time the G.E.R. Company were very despondent about branch lines iri country districts, ;ftid ...
... Coope, Barking Day, John, Great Borstal , John, Brnomfleld , John, jun. Great Parndon W. S. Thundereley De Crsspigney, Sir Claude Wm. 0. Bart. Bishops , Fred. John C. ditto Dellar, John, NavesUick Deniie, Wm. Mayland Dennis, Mark G. Great Totham , Philip ...
... Victoria Hall. Leigh. st Mr. Herbert Brooks, J.P., C.C., aneouncid that the present Government owed its la majority to beer. Sir Claude de Crespigny accompeniei Marquis of Queensberry and Mr. C. B. I.o° in a ten-miles bicycle race at Cobhasi Monday. The Marquis ...
... place of his—Bacon will attempt to lower the five miles record of 25 min. secs., made by J. White in 1863. He will be paced by Mullen, the Irish champion, and H. Watkins, exsouthern champion. He was have raced E. C. Bredin on Saturday last, Ashton-under-Lyne ...