... Square, W., at St. James's, V-ccadilly, on Baiurday. A marriage has been arrunged and will take place at Fuster between Captain Claude Perceval. R.\ son of General Perceval, of Dillon House, couniy Down, and Isabel Gordon, only daughter of “olonel Morson, of ...

... sorpliced choir being in attendance, and the ceremony wae performed by the Rev. F. E. M. Girling, M.A., assisted the Rev. Claude Sutton, of The Precincts, Exeter, and the Rev. J. Oarforth, rector of Spexhall. Mr. Price, the organist of Hales worth Church ...

... Oxford; of the Scottish teem wee the hifheet with 74 out of possible 76. Hall , through the second mage, was apparent that . Sou Claud's fate was so far the first piece was coaoemed, and that the beet her , men could do would to prevent Ireland tanking second ...

... S.Chandler Mr J. Tslt, jnn.’a Tiraoroso.. 7 II Ur W.Oaims’s Highland Maid A. Holme 0 7 Doke of Montrose’s Beanmarchsia. Mullen 0 Betting: 1 agsk Knockabout, 5 to Hindoo colt, 7to 1 others. Won easUy by three lengths ; one length between second and third ...

... and Lowestoft Town on St. Aubyn’s Recreation Ground on Thursday afternoon, Kirkley met team mainly drawn from the School. Mullen was first to score for Kirkley, who crossed over leading by two goals to nil. In the second half Coghlan twice beat Chamberlin ...

... 13th day of January, 1892:—Hon. member Medical Staff, G. H. Hetherington, Esq. House Visitors: Capt. A. H. Morse, Mr. O. R. Mullens, Nettiestead : Mr. O. H. Hewetson, Henley Road Mr. Luther Holden, Pinetoft, Ipswich. The Board of Management begs thankfully ...

... provided. There was a very numerous company. A grand stand was erected for the accommodation of the stewards and gaests of Sir Claude Urespigoy, and tills was filled the elite of the district. There was large muster of London betting men, with the usual complement ...

... Norman, Bev. F. O. Norman, Mr. Matthews, Mr. J. Kirby. Mr. jOnnon, Bev. K. Green. Mr. O. Nicholl, Mr. )Thomas Hicks, Sir Claude de Crespigny, Captain Delf, Sir Evelyn Wood, Mr. D. E. Cardinal), Colonel Sand bam, Mr. P. O. Barthropp. Major Justice, Mr ...

... Cooke Sir. Dover’s Bruoe—Orcbeatra. 7rt 61b Weston Mr. f by TeviotJale Struan —Disguise, 7st 61b 0 Mr. Watson’s Chogalie, 7at Mullen 0 8t- Ebbo. 7»f Mr. W. B. Martin’ii St. Eb&*. 7bt Dunn 0 Mr. Mom’s Downfall, 7st 21b . Allaop 0 Mr. CoUias’s Devonshire Jut ...

... then went away together, the former taking short lead. Imegoue and Comet pursued them, but at the water both came grief. Sir Claude was quickly the saddle again, and at the town end of the coarse was on even terms with the other two. the far side was up ...

... proceedings at the Colchester Borough Police Court on Saturday, Mr. L. J. Watts, J.F., bade farewell to the Deputy-Mayor (Claude E. Egerton Green, Esq.), who was not, he said, a Magistrate for the Borough, although one for the County. They hoped they ...

... 10 Mr Calms'* Ciuwule F**an 0 8 10 J, Newton’s While AUsupp 7 Colonel North’s Mias 4y» G. B*rret» 0 Cant. l’e*Be’s uixthead Mullen 0 7 Mr .1. H. Stephenson's schoolfellow Sys Cullio* « Thorneaill’s St. Chad 3ys Csleer 0 8 0 Mr Goo hall’s LuisadJys 8. Betting; ...