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... Saturday, which was the anniversary of the birth of the late Lord Herbert, the first stone of the building was laid I by his son-tbe youthful EArl of Pembroke-in the pre- sence of Lord Herbert and many hundreds of the elite of the counties of Wilts, Hante ...
... THE HERBERT MEMORIAL HOME FOR CON VA LESCENTS. FP.OM OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT. BOURNEMOUTH, Sept. 10. The ceremony of laying the first stone of the Herbert Convalescent Hospital took place at Bournemouth, Hant3, to-day. Immediately after the decease of the ...
... STONE OF TBE HERBERT MEMORIAL HOME FOR CON- VALESCENTS. On Saturday last the ceremony of laying the first stone of the Herbert Convalescent Hospital took place at Bourne- mouth, Hants. Immediately after the decease of the late Lord Herbert of Lea his friends ...
... delighting most the audience,—' The Married Man's Lament,' Mr. Fairbairn; For Home and for Love,' Miss M. A. Bennett; Caller On!' a trio, the Misses Bennett and Mr. Fairbairn; a ballad, Johnnie of Braidislee.' This is of the same class as Chevy-chase,' and other ...
... Bishop, John Herbert Allkins, and Vincent Chard. The following gentlemen wore allowed the otnee of broker, viz.Messrs. Herbert Marsh, Henrv Hutc^n wn Spiller, Frank Charles Capel, Amos Biglan-l, Walter Joseph Kestin, James Paul, Bcsford Bennett, Rowland Lawford ...
... volunteers. Lord Nelson then proposed The Church, coupling with the toast the name of the Rev. A. Bennett, incumbent of Boarnemouth. The Rev. A. M. Bennett, in responding, expressed his opinion that the spot selected for the home was a most suitable one ...
... Fitzroy-street, i-zroy-square, PIECES of PAPER HANG- 30,0 ING always in stock, from 3d, per piece to 30s., at KIRKUP’S, 43, Essex-road (late Lower-road), Opposite Northern District Post-office. APER HANGINGS.—20 Pieces for 5s. —FARRIS’S Warehouse, 257, ...
... respectably dressed man, and in a few minutes felt hi* watch being'hragged from his pocket. looked down ami saw the chain hanging down and the watch gone. He immediate! the prisoner, who was making his way »astwards. asked him for the watch, and he lirsl ...
... the laity bain* equally with the clergy component parte of the Church, and enlarged on the ralce Lord Herbert's serried the Church. The Her. A. M. Bennett returned thanks, expressing bis regret at the Bishop of Winchester’s absence (he was in Cornwall, out ...
... A. M. Bennett then offered suitable prayer, utter which, • The K»rl of Pembroke Hid tho stone, accompanying the tioa with a few remarks. Prayers were then offered up, the 127 th Psalm was sang, and the blessing pronounced by the Rev. M. Bennett; after ...
... the 24th ult, Richard Bateson, Esq., of Liverpool, In the 93rd year of his age. BENNETT.—On the Ist inst., in Dublin. Elizabeth Helen, widow of the late Valentine Bennett, Esq., of Thornastown House, J.P. and D.L., King's County, Ireland, and youngest ...
... appears to have walked forward to Wirksworth, whore ho arr ved a»x)ut hall-pa?-t one o’clock. then callel u)>ou tho Kcv. Herbert Harris, Head Master of tbeGrammar School,and an iutiuiatc friend of Captain Goodwin's family. told Mr. Harris that he had ...