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... R. Woodford, late vicar of Leeds, installed a 5 Bishop of Ely. 21.«3£L|'riuge of the Hon. Miss St. John, eldest daughter of the Right Hon. Lord St. John, of Melchbourne Park, Sharnbrook, to Mr. Herman Wayne, of Tickford Hall, Much Wenlock, Shropshire. ...
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... SESSIONS, TUESDAY. Present: Mr. John Harvey, chairman; Col. Stuart, deputy-chairman ; His Grace the Duke of Bedford, the Marquis of Tavistock, Col. Gilpin, M.P., Mr. A.W. Peel, M.P., Capt. Polhill-Turner, M.P., Lord St. John, Sir 8. (. Payne, Bt., Mr. H ...
... points made by each. The prizes Bed}()ml.theMar( visof Tavistock, Lord Herbrand Russell, | are of a miscellaneous character, and the winners will Admiral Kel})pelll. Miss G. Russell, Rev. H. B. Southey | be allowed to choose their prizes from the general list ...
... unless a fixed salary is assigned to him.”—After some conversation, on the motion of Mr. G. Claridge, seconded by Mr. H. Russell, the further consideration of this matter was adjourned till next Board day. Amount required for the next two weeks £llO, ...
... Coles guilty and Castle not guilty. Coles was sentenced to nine months’ imprisonment. John Smith (24), labourer, was indicted for breaking into the dwelling-house of John Walton, at Holywell, and stealing one silk hatband, one pair of cotton gloves, one ...
... EARL COWPER, K.G., LORD OVERSTONE, THE MARQUIS OF TAVISTOCK, LORD C. J. F. RUSSELL, FRANCIS BASSETT, Esa., M.P., N. G. LAMBERT, Esa., M.P., CAPT. POLHILL-TURNER, M.P., BARON F. DE ROTHSCHILD, THE ARCHDEACON OF BUCKINGHAM, THE MAYOR OF DUNSTABLE, W. S ...
... Mr. W. Stimson, Mr. John E. Cuteliffe, Ald. neighbourhood, and with all the kindly feelings he had Carter, Mr. J. Usher Taylor, Mr. James C. Sheppard, for its people he had on more than one oceasion felt a | Dr. Slinn, Mr. John Horrell, Mr. Arthur Stimson ...
... London ; entered at St. John's Coll. | settled, Mr. Bright commenced his address. He was 1871, but migrated to Pembroke the following year; Suffering from severe cold, which affected his voice, and was scholar successfully at St. John's and Peter House ; ...
... sessesanersenvisne 015 10 BEDFORD BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS, MONDAY. Before the Mayor (Ald. Hurst), in the chair Mr. John Howard, Mr. John R. Bull, Mr. Fredk. Howard, and Mr. A. E. Burch. A Famiuiar Face.—William Savage (#3), rag and bone “collector, Gravel-lane ...
... were regaled with biscuits and wine, and then the party left for home. WOBURN. S St (P‘f:mßSk:sslxloxs}; Friday. efore “has. Russell, chairman ; Major Coo Mr. A. Parker, Mr. 8. Burton, and Col. Gilpin. 154 (CHARGEABLE TO THE UntooN.—Charles Lmerton, plait ...