Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Moore, 251.; Mr. Henry Edwards, M.P. 251. Mr. Alderman and Sheriff White, 211.; Messrs. G&yn, MiUs, and Co,, 26?. 6e,; Mr. William Leaf, 251.; Messrs. Peter Domecq and Co., 20?. Os.; Collection at St. Peterls, Belsizo-park, 3901 3s.; Colonel Miller 25? ; ...
... and there were present Baron Alfred de Rothschild, Mr. R. C. L. Bevan, Mr. ...
... 2,601 lel, do Rothschild, Mr. R. aL. Bevan, Mr. George Moore, Mr. O.SOS.ofwhom 381 nsids i» * Henry Edwards, M.P., Mr. William Leaf, Baron Albert Grant, who always ° g,, hsve h«: the Rev. Canon Harvey, the Rev. A. Styieman Herring, the Home. 591 aod distrasMd ...
... secretary, read the report, &c, which was very satisfactory. Among the special acts of munificence recorded is the gift by Mr. William Leaf of funds for the erection of one house, and a similar dona- tion from Mrs. Kivington. The committee, however, still hope ...
... l6 ?? read the report, &c, which was of a satisfactory *Jj Among the special acts of munificence recorded, ts W* by Mr. William Leaf, of funds for the erection house, and a similar donation from Mrs. ,l * l ?? The committee, however, still plead for another ...
... James Spicer, Alderman Sir James Lawrence, M.P., Mr. Charles Reed, M.P., Mr. J. Holms, M.P., Mr. A, Johnstone, M.P., Mr. William Leaf, Mr. Alderman Lusk, M.P,, Sir Frapcis Lycett, Mr. Alderman M’Arthur, M.P, Mr. T, A. Michell, M.P,, Mr, George Moffatt, ...
... of *pictures, kinlt y lent hy the b president, whieh, in conjunction with some hine waoer-colout. drawings sent by Mlr. William Leaf, did not fill to attraet a crowd of admirers during the ewe.hole of, the evening. A mnseum of antiquities contributed by ...
... M ' _t 1 Candidates whose vow s are 'carried forward :— Seymour. Label ?? ?? ' ' 243 I CroWdrey ' Florenc « M«» - - W WILLIAM LEAF, Treasurer. JOl , ...
... ST RE A THA I/. William Leaf, Esq., of Park-hill, having on Wednesday, with his usual kindness, invited The Xorth Pole Mission School, of Notting-hill, London, to spend a day' in his beautiful grounds, a very interesting scene occurred, advantage being ...
... observation of Saturday's proceedings gave continued proot of tho success which has crowned the offorts of its founders. Mr. William Leaf trecided st _the examination of the pupils, in the absence of Earl Ruessll (the prosident of the institution) who, at the ...
... Russell, K.G., was announced to take the chair, but owing to unavoidable circumstances be was prevented from so doing, and WILLIAM LEAF, Esq., treasurer to the institution, presided in the place of his lordship. This institution is situate in the healthy ...
... Francis Grant, President of Royal Academy ; Sir Thomas Chambers, M.P. and lody Chambers, Sir Francis sad Lady Lyeett, Mr. William Leaf The Lotto MAYOR to propose the ant, toast. He said the first tout always given at festive meetings in the Egyptian-ball ...