... much as they liked (applause). Mr. Reuben Witte and Mx. Alfred Smith were elected stewards, and. Messrs. Blandford, Harrison, Richey', J. Saunders, G. Treater, Tranter, William 1)1ks, and J. Pouting (Cirencester), the local branch committee for the ensuing ...

... e he Lieutena t : 23rd June,lB7s. tell cMire es-Subßifin -Lieuteant Edward G. Davies to be Lieu-13, • 9 ` ll Jun - e 8 7 ri f les- Sub-Lieutenant e l s- 7 Snb-Lieutenant John Edward F. H. Roche t o .ge 6th September, 1876. e t i ' lec°ll' l 2 e s h iz ...

... le th e tobacco trade at the present moment in that of Bristol. The Mayor (Mr. Alderman G. W. Edwards) la the anise partner in the manufacturing firm of Edwards, R in ger, and Co., Redcliff-street ; the High Sheriff (Mr. William Henry Wills) is at the head ...

... Bermondsey ; J. Edwards, Warwick (stroke) ; E. Green, Livingstone (cox), third. Cobb led from the start and won by a length from Blackman, who was last till reaching the Brewery. Three lengths between second and third. Heat 3 : Edwards's crew, diet ; ...

... OSWALD'S COLLEGE, CULLERCOATS. and Master, aster, T. M.A. Foundation sizar and F Corpus Christi lege, Caml Master of King Edward's Grammar ichfield, and Head Master of the Manor School, and Master, H. L. G.COOMBS, B.A, Class-man of Corpus a College, Cambridge ...

... 80 head ut resale for sale, inoluoing 10 from Mr T. Thompson, Hayden Bridge; prices ranged from .£34 to £5O each. Mr George Richey, Gezham, bad forty cattle, uine from Mr Ridley, Peel Well, flaydon Bridge; ten from Mesas less, Newbrough ; eight from Mr ...

... and at its close the W.M. appointed and invested bis Officers as follows.— LP. J/., W. Bro. A. R. Clench ; S.W., W. Bro. W. Richey ; /. W., Bro. Geo. Harvey ; Chaplain, Bro. the Rev. T. C. Brettingham ; Treas., W. Bro. T. Eustace, P.M. ; Secty., W. Bro ...

... parishes in the division were appointed follows : Cirencester, Walter Charles Bartlett, Frederick Matthews, John Lawrence, and Edward Everard ; Ampney James Snowsell and John Medway ; Ampney St. Mary, Henry Cole; Ampney St. Peter, Alfred Crook and Charles ...

... killed, and titre then no biome attributable to anyone ancerned in the removal of the CHILD KILLED.—On Saturday afternoon, Edward Broadbent, two years old, son of William Broadbent, of 28, Gower-street, was run over in Manchester-road by the Bankfoot child ...

... Coward, sod he wall sell wig dot Tall MOLE I. us e retired thanks tie the Coxed lie di* law deputies, masisting of Ileire &me Richey, Merge HAM cr. a hint awl IN °S r °lda Grams lard. sad Join limos epee lie abase au t; ' w WWI. a Inbis tia 801611.4 iect ...

... i t^COMEDY-DitAMA COMPA TY. Eightlh Yeor of this Cgmpa:ny. Artists malemnoiselle BEATRICE FRANK HARVEY Mesdames J. CARTER.EDWARDS EMMA ROBBERDS GEORGE WARDE R NELLIE LINGHAM UI. ANI)REWS - MAY WARNER R. HAR5EFELD POLLIE HUNTER BI. GUY E. MAR ALAND G. H ...

... COMPANY. Second Year of present Tour. Principal Artistes:- Mesdames Messieurs ROSE BELL EDWARD CONNELL J. BLAKE H. HASLAM M. SELBY LOUIS RELLEHER J PIEMONTE EDWARD WINGROVE I3RCY R. DE LANCY BESSIE LEWIS C. SAVIDGE C. TOLLY M. VOSERI ANNIE PALMER M. V ...