... o 'his collar bone. On Saturday the marriage of Lady Theodora Proby, daughter of the Earl of Carysfort and sister of Lady Claude Hamilton, with William Baillie, Esq., the second son of Lady Georgiana Baillie, was celebrated at Putney Church, in the presence ...

... Chancellorof the Exchequ er in his Dadget speech. the public have mainly to thaak the of the for Lynn, the Hoe. E. Bourke sad Lord Claud J. Ilassilten. Tat or Noarn NOI/01.a.—Lord Bury and Mr. Soott Chad have been mentioned as possible Conservative candidates ...

... covered with pieces of oil-cloth to prevent the light showing the street, and around the room were pictures of Jack Sheppard, Claude Duval, and other notorious highwaymen and thieves. There were also boxing-gloves and single-sdcks. The whole of those present ...

... Hockey, W. Smith, and Motley, half-backs; W. Beatton, Gay, Marshall, and Patrick, forwards. Royal Artillery—Toone, goal; Mullens and Ireland, backs: Wilson, Stembridge, and Morlay, half-backs; McCombta, Burke, Graham, Bowman, and Clarke, forwards. RxcxsrHirj ...

... August, 1878, caused by a cbesp fast train from Ramsgate coming in collision with some trucks. The plaintiff, Mr. Claude Henry M*Mullen, was in third-class carriage, having on one side his brother, who was injured, and on toe other boy, who was killed ...

... probaoly be ploughed up and cropped. COSS Orly( MOAT iSAILIMY CLC/I.—A Mee took eron Saturday last for a prise Peva by Mr, ler Mullen, WINO six boats entered, viz., (J. Better), Abet (Bishop & Mayes). Deasy (W. Frost), Rim PK Heap, &ad Rorer (W. Wilkie). Bale ...

... Cooper. J. S. Cooper, Arnold, j). Toni kins, J.P., W. U. Palmer, J.P., J.T. HotUe, J.P., ,). Heims, Panchcn, Moore, Cray. Mullens, F. Flaxmau, F. Rorrett, A Peaton, VV. Green, T. W. Swindell, H. E. Hurrell, and many others. Magoin cent wreaths and crosses ...

... ll, iCrom.R .1 8. Molt. KM-4cca* tiranc, v\alter J (towing, Herls-rt Hull*. 1.. Holme-, iiUM.in«li»»n kaih >k. > »•_.», - Claude Kins. K. Moore. It. Arnold Pank. Thomas J|j» r »«ienam-halh. and the lie*. A. pc.'-r Peter*. Walter A. Kmc. Clnh. and H. ...

... Family, or by some other eminent man. evidence as to what the space of ground the Bull Thisear the chair is to be taken by Lord Claud J. Ring was used for, prorating to pay their expenses. Hamilton, M.P., Deputy-Chairman of the Great The Registrar, therefore ...

... of the most trustwerby shots Wimbledon has produced. Tap Mcllkns Paum.—Next in importance to the National trophy was the Mullens Prize, fired for by teams of six men from any regiment, under fieldfiring conditions, moving targets representing a man, and ...

... Caledonia, Rutter, for Newcastle (coprolite), which sailed on the 20th inst., fell beck the next day with windlass damaged. LORD CLAUD J. Hswn.res, M.P.—At • meeting of the Board of the Great Eastern Railway Company, held on Wednesday, Lord C. J. Hamilton was ...

... Mrs. Frances, 07, Caltho:pe-road, Birmingham Barnes George, Lytchett Matravers, Dorset, retired 1 farmer Barnes Henry, Corfc Mullen. Dorset, wheelwright Barnes Jacob, High-hall, butier Barnes J lines, X. P. Bank, Tiverton, bank manager Barnes John, Siicnstone ...