... expenses. John Richey Philip Foy, Blackhill, were charged ' Gallagher at -Blseklull, on the 10th stated that Richey struck him OD I the aide - elthe head and knocked him down, and while , on the ground the other defendant, Foy, kicked him.— ' Richey admitted ...

... the Roy Navy. Cocoatina a la Vanille is the most delicate, digestible, and cheapest vanilla chocolate, and may be taken when richei chocolate is prohibited. In air tight canisters at ts. 6d., 35., &c., by Chemists and Grocers. Samples free by post. T. S ...

... about to add to their collection of regimental portraits that of General Sir Edward Sabine, late President of the Royal Society. A brief but very interesting summary of Sir Edward Sabine's achievements in the field of science is given in the appendix of ...

... Charles Turner, a painter employed by the contractor at the Red Barracks, Francis Street, has been charged by Provost-Marshal Richey, Royal Artillery, of the Military Police, with assisting Private Henderson, of the 7th Fusiliers, to desert by supplying him ...

... and Mrs. Uppleby, Ipswich; Miss Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Page Wood, Mr. Sprent, R.A.j Mr. Donnelly, R.A. Mr. Richey, R.A.. and Mrs. Richey, Dr. Mrs. Peake, Capt. and Mrs. Toppin, Mr. and Mrs. F. Efteeling, officers Ordnance Store Department, Officers ...

... Robinson, Mr J. J. Harrison, Mr J. Dobson, Mr W. T. Marshall, Mr F. Field, Mr Hill Weddell Mr John Richey, Mr Richard Forster, Mr G. Stanley’ Mr Edward Smith, Captain Gauntlett, Air William J. Burrell, Mr D. T. Nightingale, Mr R. Watkin, Mr William Foulsham ...

... Chairman introduced the Rev Mr. Richey, rector of Georgenympton who, he said, took considerable interest Sunday schools not only in but out of his own parish. He was always first and foremost the good work. Mr. Richey then in the most endearing and C ...

... Sword Bei.rer, W. Basham, Seo. 650; Pursuivant, — Bishop, 276; Stewards, Bros. R. Dickson, Watts, Shedd, T. W. Naylor. W. Richey, and F. B. Capon; Tyler, T. Sirel, 276.' The only lodge unrepresented was the Rosslyn Lodge, the master of which was prevented ...

... she ought to have been at this court giving evidence against Broa n and Edwards for assaulting her. In the evening I found her there and wanted take her home, when Brown and Edwards triad to take her away from me. There was constable there, and he said ...

... Banyard, of Gaywood, to Anne Merry West, of rest Lynn. On the 13th into. at Terrington St. Clement, Nor. folk, by the R. Edward Ram, vicar of St. John's. Timberhill, Norwich, and brother.in.law of the bridegroom, assisted by the Rev. M. Crosse, vicar ...

... addition to the non-commissioned officers and gunners ordered to in readiness to depart, Gunnery Instructor Sergt.-MajorT. Richey, K.A., of th# 17th Brigade, ha® also been selected the Major commanding to go out with him, likely be useful in mounting guns ...

... Coal Co. 0 a; 0) 0 arl of Durham 100 0 icholson & yn 5 5 0 Rev F Hardwick 0 v Jobn Taylor, E iv Thos. ott and Son 0 Lady Edwards Jas Burnip and Son 5 0 Wm. Armstrong Pelaw House 10:10 ® | George Fowler, Esq Rev James 0 | Kev George Hryton 0 Mr Dakers ...