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... Tho Bioegter Hounds. The meet Monday was at Barton Common 1 Thera wa« a good field, including Lord Chesham, Sir Algernon Peyton, Major Green, Major Kills, Mr and Mr.. Bull. Mr Dewar, Mr. Drake, Mr. Kingscote, Mr. Cartwright, Mr Geo Campbell. Ur Budgett ...
... the Towcester Petty Sessions, on Tuesday, before His Grace the Duke of Grafton (Chairman), E. Grant, Esq., and Major Price Blackwood, Arthur Oarrett, watchmaker, Towcester (on bail), was charged on remand under the 4th and 7th sections of the Criminal Law ...
... Brooke, the Marchioness of Blandford, Mr. A. Scott Browne, Mr. Robert Bruce. Mr. A. Bultler, Miss Brassey, Mr. and Mrs. Blackwood, Hon. B. Bathurst. Mr. Hope Brooke, Mr. Harry M. Biddulph, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bethell, Mr. and Mrs. Bardwell, Mr. and Mrs. ...
... Brooke, the Marchioness of Blandford, Mr. A. Scott Browne, Mr. Robert Bruce, Mr. A. Butler, Miss Brassey, Mr. and Mrs. Blackwood, Hon. B. Bathurst, Mr. Hope Brooke, Mr. Harry M. Iliddulph, Mr. and Era. Guy Bethell, Mr. and Mrs. Bardwell, Mr. and Mrs ...
... gentlemen were present:—Sir Thomas Hesketh, Bart., Lord Alfred Fitzßoy, General Fitzßoy, Hon. E. Douglas Pennant, Major Price Blackwood, Mr. A. E. Orr-Ewing, Mr. W. Patterson. Mr. W. D. Grant Ives, Mr. E. Roper, Mr. H. Montgomery, Mr. W. C. Amos, Mr. W. Amos ...
... single writer with handle to his or her name. The “National” has one. The “Fortnightly” has none. The Contemporary has none. Blackwood has none. The New his none. Macmillan ” lias none. “Longman” has none. The Nineteenth Century ” alone is really di-tinguished ...
... can accommodate you with galop up to the Royal Inclosure. A Scotch Bull.—The learned but not very lucid book-reviewer of “Blackwood” says Archbishop Magee was bom two years younger than the Queen. At what age does he suppose Her Majesty was born ? Suggestion ...