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... society will be held in the New Examination Hall, Trinity College, this evening at o'clock, when papers will be read Mr A Norman Guest (1) Music Refining Influence,— Speakers—Mr J Martin. Mr A Sixsmith. Mr J A Cree, W F Fitzgerald, (2) and by M Long field ...
... Wainbreoda Works, Llandaff, formerly Ynysddu Farm. Ldantrissant, commission agent, formerly timber merchant. Edward H. Norman, Guest Street and Warstone Lane, Bir- minghim. factor. Daniel Manley Smith, Pembroke Place, Balsall Heath, Worcestershire, labourer ...
... by of his real atfection for Thordisa, or of his imaginary (and sinfol) regard for the ! Lady lsabelle, the wife of the Norman guest ‘he has sworn to slay. This scene, the finale ‘of the first act, was indeed c]mol!owd. and here 'Mr. J. Nutcomve Gould ...
... Councillor E. Peters (atairnain),prosiding ; also mecum Councillors Wippel, Courtney, Heatable, Cemmisgs, Loscombe, Marlyn, Norman-, Guest Brewne, Fulford. Ere Island Imprommeist.— The Town Cler ic reported that the Council had confirmed the recommendation ...
... Sheriff, Aldermen Andrew, Jones, and Huxtable; Councillors Bale, Orchard, Linscott, Townsend, Yelland, Veitch, Wreford, Norman, Guest, Tremlett, E. T. Fulford, &c. ; the Towu Clerk (Mr. B. C. Gidley), the City Surveyor (Mr. D. Cameron), the City Water ...
... Esq., J.P.. AldermenW. H.Ellis,A. Burch,W. Pring,andW.Buckinghim ; Councillors Wilkinson, Hexter, Linscott, Stockham, Norman, Guest, Pidsley, Force, Bale, Domville, Elliott, Wippell, Fulford, Hamlyn, W. Peters, Armstrong, B. C. Gidley (Town Clerk), W ...
... ex-Mayor was the only representative of the Aldermauic Bench, but the following Councillors were present— Messrs. Turner, Norman, Guest, Lioecott, Bale, Davey, Hexter, P. Stuckham, E. Peters Williams, W. Peters, Armstrong, Luscombe, and W. and with Mr. Shorto ...
... 4 FBerry,b({herry - sl J Denniss, b Cherry s B T Woods, st Allpress, b Lumsden .. il J G Selby, b Lumsden e T Norman, ¢ Guest, b Ruffell w 8 E George, ¢ Tiiplow, b Cherry e J Folbig, not out o Extras 13 B ity e Sl MR. GLADSTONE, The following ...
... probably time le pence the lone. Nam. hire he might hao wend, an., II e I.• .tee altei•ard• regarded the lb.. e an m el the Norman ('..guest:' I. rife.' thrift% lend thaw h' , randy •Ight peer, Wed th at hod to.. suited hi. °an atom the Son •t Dover ewe kites ...
... and pleasing manner, and gave great satisfaction. Then followed a glee, Swiftly from the mo an tain’a blow, by Messrs. Norman, Guest, Johnson, and Downing, which was highly appreciated. Then followed a song, pretty Jane, Mr. Chadwick, which drew forth ...
... J.P.; Aldermen W. H. Ellis, A. Burch, W. Pring, and W. Buckingham; Councillors Wilkinson, Hexter, Linscott, Stocaham, Norman, Guest, Pidsley, Force, Bale, Domville, Elliott, Wippell, Fulford, Hamlyn, W. Peters, Armstrong; B. C. Gidiey (Town Clerk), W ...
... woollen merchant. i A. Gregeou, Old Mill Lute, Barnsley, fellnionger's fors T. Bray. Greet Tonington, I/mon, draper. E. H. Norman, Guest Street, Ihruiiiiirliam, factor. D. M. Smith, Bahian Heath, Worcestershire labourer. J. Pielden, Bank Street, Ilawtenstall ...