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... begged move the adoption of the report. -a. eteedy, and price, were firm. A le.r boain done Petes Bayne, LL.D., Blackwoods Magazine. , aa ' f lMbed in pink (Conservative), ;MrW. H. Grenfell (Gladstonian), ! Mr. W. Hail seconded the motion. lin ...
... provision to he called The Barnard Rook cot. The Fan t and Countess of Meath, Si? William Croeble, Bart., Sir Arthtor B. Blackwood, and Mire Medhurst among those who have signified their intention of being present. A RUNAWAY.-00 Tueaday morning POONA ...
... Boodell and family Mra and Miss Ja kson 4 Mr. Mi«, and Master Mr and Mrs Siller Mr and Mr* Do ißlas Mr,Mrs,and Miss Mr and Mrs Blackwood Mr Turner 6 Misses Webster Mr, Mrs, aud Master Qrores 7 Mra and Misa Sich 8 Miss Dewburst 9 George Whittle 10 Mr and Mrs ...
... Brown, 129, Algernon Hoad, Lewisham, Improvements in antivibration cushioning tyres, for wheels. Patents Guantkd and Specifications Pcblishei) 810 K Gabbett, Old Charlton, Kent. Miung and 1131 Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Furnace infll H Blackwood, Sidney Cottage ...
... Chesapeake, Ilottingham, Kent.— Improvements in oil lamps for railway carriages and other purposes. 9260—A. C. Brown, 129, Algernon Road, Lewisham. Improvements in anti.vibration or mishoning tyres for wheels. PATIN?' GIANTID AND SPICIIICATIONII 840 —K ...
... ♦. C. Brown, la 9, Algernon Road, I.cwisi anr. Improvements in antivibration or cushioning tyros for whorls. 9,333. F. 0. Stone, 8, Guildford Lawn, Dover. Objective Indicating for coat batteries. 9,475. A. C. Brown, 129, Algernon Road, Lewisham. Improvements ...
... they would be able to tide over their difficulties. Between five and six o’clock conference was held between Sir Arthur Blackwood (the Chief Secretary), Mr. Tombs, and several other officials of the department, and it was decided to act with firmness ...
... ftlfhjleton ami posed that Major Blackwood take the chair. . Jnd wa3 nresided over the popular master muzzles on sale at that establishment. Not making A. Summers. 2S. D -Ik* .ami John Hams hurdh Major Blackwood occupied the chair and apologised for ...
... REVIEWS. BOOK or ruo FAIN, Dmstow 6. (London : Wm. Blackwood and Sons). This volume of illean • well-known book is one of the moat inof the series, end carries to • completion the routine of farm work for the year. It is prsetitially • new volume. The ...
... touteetioa with .11W law. 9111 ET WATCH HAS STOPPED. MAU 1T TO SALSBURY J. W. erissare Boos ewe Toast, Dninow 5. (London: Wes. Blackwood sod Bons). This volume of Stephens' well-known book is one of the most interesting of the caries, and carries to a oompletim ...
... fallacious was this forecast msy estimated by the fact that Mr. Halkes, Postmaster-General, accompanied Sir S. A. Blackwood, Mr. Algernon Tumor, Mr. H. Joyce, Mr. J. S. Purcell, Mr. Pearson Hill, and Mr. B. Tanner, the architect, the other day performed ...
... fallacious was this forecast may be estimated by the fact that Mr. Raikes, Postmaster-General, accompanied by Sir S. A. Blackwood, Mr. Algernon Tumor, Mr. H. Joyce, Mr. J. S. Purcell, Mr. Pearson Hill, and Mr. H. Tanner, the architect, the other day performed ...