... original contributors of Punch, which was started forty-nine years ago, died last week in the person of Harry Plankett Grattan. Grattan, who was in bis eighty-second year, never made much mark, and had been forgotten (or many years. His wife was at one ...

... of the sixth Marl Cardigan. He was born in 1829, was educated atElon., and entered the Army in 1847. In 1864 in the Crimea, taking part in the battle of the Alma, where was so severely wounded that was found necesaaiy amputate his arm. was given the brevet ...

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... Brigadier had consulted with the Mayor to the beat route through Newbury, and acting on his advice, the column marched through St. Johns-road, down Bartholomew-street and Northbrook-street, through Speenhamland. up the Donnington-road, turning up the Grove-road ...

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... &c., of good quality. Amongst the firm’s numerous patrons were Sir George Rnssell, Bart., M.P.. Mr John Walter, Mr Benyon, Mr T. C. Garth (M.F.H.), Mr John Hargreaves, K. K. Mackenzie, the Hon Miss Shaw Lefevre, C. Morrison, the Rev H. G. Palmer, B. Sutton ...

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... THE BERKSHIRE CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1891. CROWTHORNE- M c &TG »^ 1831 Mr M. Griffith ta brother Mr John fitb, formerly of Heaiberley. ASCOT. Sir Louis Twysdeu has taken Ascot Heath House for Sir Jolm and I-ady Stanley Erringtoo have left Fernbin ...

... Stephanie Olivier, £50 ; to the University College Hospital, £200 ; to his friends Mr. John Francis Rotten, Q.C., Mr. Herbert Hardy Cozens-Hardy, Q.C., M.P., Mr. John Anstie, Q.C., and Dr. Philip Henry Pye-Smith, and to each and every other member of their ...