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... Norfolk, in his eightieth year. lie was the son of the first baronet by his second wife, the youngest daughter of the late Thomas Bagge, of Stradsett-hall, Norfolk, and was born at Burlingham, Norfolk, in 1813. In 1846 lie married the youngest daughter ...
... Shiple Mr. and Mrs. Idaudesley, Mr. and Mrs. Scrimjnuer. Mr. and -Mrs. Horde, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. O'Neill. Mrs. Nairn, Mrs. Hardy, Jr.. Edge, Mrs. Dent, Mrs. Winthrop. Mies Carr, Miss Ellis, Miss Lyons, the Misses (2) Winthrop, Miss Chapman, bliss Amy Chapman ...
... Mies Armstrong. Proles4or Hardie Dr. Whitte. Mr. G. 0. ). 4 pafford, Mr. Holman Gregory, Mr. John Whitehead, Mr. R. H. Whitehead, Mr. Mr. W. Cope Proctor, Mr. J. F. Hutchinson, Mr. R. T. Kenyon, Mr. Norman H. Johnson, Mr. Thomas Di iinriday, Mr. Joseph ...
... aged 64. Nov. 5, at her brother's, residence, Londinin Hotel, Cardiff, MARY MARTHA (I'OLLY), the beloved second daughter of THOMAS WEAVER, Hastings Hotel, Cardiff. Deeply lamented. Nov. 6, at 16, Lansdown-creecent, Bath, PHILIP SHEPPARD, aged 57. Nov. 6 ...
... HORTON. Vicar of Dpriock. aged 48. Sept. 24, at Carenw.bouiie, Norwich, AGNES COZEN:I-HARDY. of 33, Brawasdale, Norwich, daughter of the Igo W. H. and Sarah Corenn•Hardy, of Letherir gselahall. Norfolk, aged H. Sept. 26, at Weetbmirno • house, garbling' ...
... week at Eckinol on Rectory. Inc was the third son of the I,tte Mr. Thomas G. Bucknall Estcourt, many years M.P. for the University of Oxford, and brother of the lac Right Hon. Thomas Ilenry Sutton Sotheron Estcourt, M.l'., of Estcourt, and Major-General ...
... Bath), The Mall Boarding House, 3. and 30, Caledunia•place ST. VINCENT'S ROCKS HOTEL, CLIFTON. Bishop and Mr.. Alford. Rev. Thomas F. and Mrs, Johnstone_ _ Mr. and Mrs. A. Genmell, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ascherson, Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Junes ...
... the contested seats commenced on Saturday. The feature of the day was the defeat at Derby of Sir William Harcourt and Sir Thomas Roe, the retiring Gladstonian members. There was a net gain for the Unionists of seven out of twenty-five contested seats ...
... rte Hoene and Indian Chit Service and Eastern Cadetships âL V. Vernon (3rd place). H. A. Smith, and G. A Thomas. Those responsible for the Victoria Roans are doing their to make the building a fitting substitute for the old Colston Hall. Of course the ...
... Bayton, Miss Fleming. Mr. Gwynn Vevers, Mr, Pollock • Henry. OAKI4A3I LODGR, ss. OAKVIRLD ROAD. Mrs. Tinker. Mrs. Garwood, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Wookey. Mrs. Luke.. Miss Clarke, Miss Browne. Mr. Bathe, Mr. Davis. PRIVATI BOARDING Horse, 66, ROAD.— * MTS.Hollister ...
... been dead for some hours, and it is believed that the actual cause of death was apoplexy. Mr. Thomas Winter Gibson was the only surviving son of the late Mr. Thomas Gibson. He was educated at Clifton Collie and at Oxford. and was admitted to the bar at Lincoln's ...
... Holdaworth Hunt, B.A. Lieut. W. H. Chamberlain, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Fownea, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Janeland, Mr. and Mrs. Dumaresq Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Kerne, Mr. and Mos. James Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Parkinson, Mr and Mrs ...