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... Mr. Edgar Tom Bungey Loxton Winchester — Mr. John Lyndhurst— Messrs. Cox- Colson well and Smythies „ (Fire only) —Mr M i 1 Ibr o o k — Mr. E. J, Charles Wooldridge Robinson Wickham, near Fareham— Mr. John Price ISLE OF WIGHT. Bembridge (Fire only)— Mr ...
... the Ist day of January. 1885, by the Honor- able Catherine Adcla Stretton, of the town of South- ampton, aforesaid, Widow ; John Wellesley Thomas, of 41, Victoria-road, Kensington, London. Esquire, C.B. ; and the Reverend Henry Horace Pereira, of the town ...
... seconded by Mr. Pito, the •balsam sheet was received and adapted, and ordered to be printed. The dalemsnt (or the Accident Fund armed the . balance la Wad to be £7O la Id. The nest part of the proceedings was the peasant. tine of pima (amounting to £lO 10a ...
... Steward 110 Mrs. Hulton .. 5 5 0 Mr. John Newman 110 Messrs. G. Napier Mr. Edward and Son.. -.220 Barratt .. ..110 Mr. W. F. G. General Lewis .. 3 0 0 Bpranger . . 50 0 Mr. Geo. Page . . 22 0 Mr. H. M. Gilbert 110 Mr. John Miller.. 2 0 0 Mr. G. Y. Mercer 5 ...
... system Is right, and while the fa eirmelation Is kept up the •••••.,,,,.. - Miring the pad week Is that uf • man named John iln Attp ist. PIM, and that at that time B.mtlounplon as teal. hely is strong and full of life. How would you like for • pee ...
... arriving at Lynd- hurst-road. The Hotel is central for Gentlemen holding Forest Licenses. HUNTERS HACKS, AND CARRIAGES, TO ORDER. JOHN R. PALMER, Proprietor. C-U WEITZER S COCOATINA.— ANTI- O DYSPEPTIC COCOA or CHOCOLATE POWDER. GUARANTEED PURE SOLUBLE COCOA ...
... -and the said Executors w_ f no^be ltwJV° notice : ± .^ D NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVFN Dated this 4th day of February. 1835 JOHNS and TRAILL, Blandford. . Solicitors to the Executors. WILLIAM BENETT PLAYER „- ♦ * BRIGSTOCKE, Deceased. Purauant to the Act ...
... Thorns for teu irSaint par.ier to.. Mattevn. . 's SHORNCLIPPIL is MILITARY Major 0 and r ruz V°L1 . 4?2 , 14- Iles men of the Arm H ospital Su o . spitel Corp. hare left ,i het • suiply Ma ri Henri Starncliffe for Alders to embark for akin. !min fm the I ...
... the 18th inst., at The Ferns, Sutton, the wife of Alfred W. Brind, Esq., of a daughter. COBBETL—On the 19th Feb., at 16, Cardigan-rood. Richmond. hill. the wife of William V. H. Cotrhetr, of a daughter. HOLME&—On the 28th Feb., at Clittoncrescent, Sutton ...
... Maria, eldest daughter of Mr. Beek, King's Arms Inn, Gosford, Kid- lingtou, near Oxford. March 4, by the Rev. W. R. Baker B.A., Vicar of Hag- bourne, Berks, assisted by the Rev. A. W. Jephson, MA., Vicar of St. John's, Waterloo-road, Richard Rice, ?? L.S ...
... disease, Thomas, the dearly beloved child of John Henry and Harriett Anne Clarke, aged 16. DoT—March 4, at Friars' Street, Oxford, Mary, the beloved wife of William Day, aged 62. DAM Ea—Feb. Ps, at Grandborough, John, son of Mr. William Dancer, aged 21. DE ...
... Ellis, stone mason, 9, Jericho-street, and John Colley, of no home (the latter being an often convicted character), were charged with stealing six fowls, value 18s., from the yard of the Port- laud Arms, Cardigan-street, on Saturday, the property of Edwin ...