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... subjects, ditto, George Slade. Standard IV., in three subj»cts : Minnie Micholls, Amy Denton, Annie Adams,Kezia Dewick, Kate Nicholls, Thomas Welch, Fred Clarke. Two 6ubjtcts, Standard IV.: Ada Groocock. Standard 111., in three subjects : Arthur Garratt, Emma ...
... January 271h, 1e'i, at Seyenl o'clock in the Evening precisely, All thatt )lF.SSUAEli or Diwelling-lIouso, being No. 2, A i-L ADA-PLACE, NINEUREJR. *HILL, STOKE'S- CllO FT, Bristol nforesaid, and no01V in the occupation of M:r. Hobby. 'This l'sporty iN subjeet ...
... Jones Mrs Emlyn Hill View Bridgend Glamorganshire Henry Wimborne chemist Stavvell Old Bauk Tewkesbury gentleman Jones Horatio Micholls St Jobn’s-hill Shrewsbury dentist JoDes Hugh Dolgelly draper Jones Price Apothecaries’ Hall Menai Bridge gentleman Jacob ...
... Bond-street, W., gent.; sy- and Barnes, Francis, Hill Butts, Wimborne, farmer Bantoft, William, Ipswich, gentleman on, Barber, Miss Ada Cromptont, Venutor, Isle of Wight Barber, Joseph Cullimore, Yata, near Chipping Sodbury, ir- Barber, Mrs. Sarah Auii. Dursley ...
... own « r rcifdonca moderate. by utter 81. Herbert st. hew North rd, N PIANOFORTE, Violin, and Ilarmoninm Lessons moderate, Fcb'ada and families attended. Musician* provided for quadnllo and evening parties. Address W. Follforde, Pianist, I, Clapton place ...
... , Maritana Nicholson, Mrs .1. Wilson Nicholson, Miss L. Wilson, Mary Setoun Nicholson, Miss H. W.lsott, Drains Vernon Michol-.on, Miss F. W Isou, Marguerite firConn , •ll, Mr and party Paull. Mr F. A., Egyptain prince Paull, Miss, Bohemian Gipsy ...
... years ago when Mr. Micholl used to exhibit his grand plants, produced under the care of Mr. Baines, and the Messrs. Cole sent their plants, was thought they were both absolutely essential to the succes3 the show ; and when Mr. Micholl went to London and ...
... G. gational Sunday School did not take part in the to the DRAPERY. Telegraph and Postal s. d. Jonee, Miss Ella Brown, Miss Ada Berridge, Mons. demonstration, but will have their treat on Wedneschy Claude Jacquinot, Mr Frederick Chatterton, Mr stated he ...
... Bittsecond. Second Heat: Dryad—W. Matthews, T. N. James, A. Hybart, J. Durioan—second. Four-oared Open (inrigged, 30ft. keel). —Ada—T. Baker, W. Matthews, J. Galsworthy, 11. Clinofirst. Dryad—W. Jones, O. George, W. Olmllicombe. W. Georgesecond. bculling Rbco ...
... wife of G. Keiitisb, Of a daughter. MicHoi.Ls.-On the 6th inst., at The Limes, Victoria-park, Manchester, U.e wife of E. Micholls, of a daughter. Monro.— On the 7th inst., at 32, Hardwicke-villas, Qieea's- road, Finsbury-park, the wife of R. Monro, of ...
... considerably -prices than the purchase The competition very keen between Mr Bolden (steward Mr L Basset of Teliidy) Mr Robert Micholl Mr T B Hart Mr Chapman Mr J W Knuckey Mr M P Coplin others FALMOUTH The ss Merionethshire of London by Mr D Jenkins MP (Messrs ...
... Nottingham, who won tho Claremont Hunters’ Flat Race with almost any amount weight in hand, the public will remember quondam Michol Grove favourite for more thau one important handicap, and of tho others Now Glasgow, who certainly has sounder claims the ...