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... Edwin Sandys, Alfred James Stevens, Henry Epworth Allott, William Fer- gusson Barrett, Thomas William Brogden, John Wil. liam Burrow, William Groome, William Hart, Thomas Norwood Perkins, Arthur Charles Skrimshire, Frede- *rick Salter Stooke, James Taylor ...
... Son ; 2nd, Mr. A, HEar- risen. Best 6 hardy ferns, Messrs. Gilbert and Son. Best specimen plant, Mr. Thomas Carey; 2nd, Ifessrs. Gilbert and n Frut.-Be. t co.eeton oil fruIt, 8 disbes, arranged as dessert, Mr. Thomas Blair, gardener to Sir George Broke- ...
... whicis ties party returned to Blakenham Chequers, and partook of a capital tea, supplied bay the hostess, Mirs. Welham. Mr. Thomas Bishop presided, and was faced by Mr. Win. Turner. After the cloth lad been removed, the usual loyal toasts were given, followed ...
... GIpping, Potter. from London: Two Brothers. Hart, from Newcastle with sundries. Ann, Wright; John and Thomas, Potter, from London, with deals. secundus. Hardy: Quartns, Branch; Lord Nelson, office, from London: Imperial, Olley. from l aldon, with timber. Queen ...
... his father, but he persisted that he knew nothing about the matter. Witness saw Mr. Hardy before he voted, and he asked Mr. Hardy to give him a glass of ale, but Mr. Hardy said he dared not do it. The Chief Commissioner said he should report the case to ...
... CHILD DROWNED.-At the George Inn, Barningham on the 18th inst., before R. H. Wilson, Esq., an inquest was held on the body of Thomas Wm. Holden, aged seven years. Charles Petch (5), of Hopton, son of Reginald Petch, of Hopton, blacksmith, deposed: Soon after ...
... e man weltering in his blood. A d medical gentleman was instantly on the spot, who ad- vised his immediate removal to St. Thomas's Hospital, where Mr. Grabaiam, the house surgeon, assisted by the d staff of that valuable institution, rendered every aid ...
... and, George Wass; 3rd, Edward Lilly. Jo6e.- Best plate of now Honey In Comb, obtained ?? ?? the bees, let, E4. LIlly; 2nd, Thomas Cousins. Fisoehrs ?? three plants, H. Forster; 2nd, T. Cousins. Best nosegay of cut, flowers, H. Foster; 2nd, J. CousIns 3rd ...
... Clerk of the House of Commons has become vacant by the resignation of Sir Thomas Erskine May, C.B., who for thelabs 15years has officiated as Clerk of the House of Commons. Sir Thomas Erskmne May entered the public service 54 years ago, and has passed the ...
... Mr. S. Hoare, Major Rasob, Mr. H. J. Trotter, Lord Francis Hervey, and Sir Henry. Tyler. In the minority were Mr. H. Cozens-Hardy and Mr. G. Newnes. Among the presentations at the lerue on Monday were the following .-Mr. Barrett-Lennard, by Major- General ...
... Augustus Liddell were in attendence at Buckingham Palace on Friday as Lord and Groome in Waiting. Charles James Procter, gent., Thomas Herbert Clarke, gent., and William Robert Flett, gent., to be second lieutenants (supernamserary). 9TH Esscx RIFLE CoRPS.- ...
... his pocket was found the following touching, but consolatory record:- Friday afternoon, half-past 2.-Edward Arnistrellg, Thomas Gledsou, John Hardle, Thoeas Bell, atid others, took extremely iII. we had also a prayer meeting at a qearter to 2 wheo Tibbs ...