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... England and the Prince of Wales. Baron Hirsch has given 400!. to tbe Royal National Hospital for.Consumption at Ventnor. Sir John Astley was severely shaken on Saturday, being knocked down by a cab in Albemarle-street. The Marquis of Notarbartolo, of Palermo ...
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... Beading on Tuesday by Mr. John Jaques. See advt. particulars of a meeting on the 27th inst. to be aidremeed by Dr. H. Grattan Guzman are advertised. CLIO, BAILER is announced to preach the annual sermon in connection with St. John's Branch of the C.E.T.S ...
... connection with the St. John's Branch of the Church of England Temperance Society, Canon Barker, Reetor of St. Marylebone. and one of the Chaplains in ord in xry to the Queen. preached an eloquent and impressive sermon at St. John's Church on Monday evening ...
... examiner—Mi*s M. Bennett, Miss V. C. F. L. Plunket. The examiner was Mr. A. Johnson, M.A, Oxon. Lecture by Dr. Grattan Guinness.—Dr. H. Grattan Guinness, the well known founder and president of the Harley Missionary Institute London, is announced to lecture ...
... INTERNATIONAL TEA COMPANY'S MO RONDRED BRANCHES DR. GRATTAN GUINNESS AT BEADING. A meeting ander the of the Beading T.ILO.i wee at the Large Shwa Hall %rib& ea Menday evening, In bog an Pram Dr. Grattan the Marley Moans Miarermatierfintra Dr. Watney, of ...
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... Agency of the Independent Order of Cddfellows, held at the Blagrsee Arms, on Wednesday, Noble Grand Cheer in the chair, a framed emblem of the Unity was presented by Grand Master Johns to Bro. James Allen on the termination of a suceessful year of office ...
... the habits, dialect, and old ballads of the Berkshire peasants and Wiltshire moonrakers. In the tap-room of the * Fatciot’s Arms,’ Ghieeldou, seated in the snug oak settles of the old sheep fait and coaohing hostelry, the ‘ Swan,’ Ilsley, leather lunged ...
... Charles John. only of Charles Howlett, of Tbe Cottage,Woodley, to Caroline, young daughter of Robert Ade'', of Broad Common Farm, Hurst. Wrrween—Ciuwe.-011 the 17th inst., at St. Bartholomew's, Reading, by the Rev. J. Palliser. David Thomas John, eldest ...
... number. A communication from the Heralds College, certifies that the arms containing the five maidens' heads, as registered at the visitation of Berkshire in 1566, are the rightful arms of the Corporation of Reading. Concert in the Small Town Hall. —In ...