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... Jo0lnstone l arric, of tte firm of Joceph Jf. Pattrr aid Company. nlart hants, Lnudee: persoilal'Z £125,000.-ur Mr. William Henry Harris Tiartley. Lt Rosewarne. Camborne, Cornwall per-onaityrn -(if Count Eduardo Caprara di -Montalba, of Al an dria and ...
... Arthur Ryland, Mr. Daweson, and others. They had fortunately some of the old gan-- loft in Mr. Timnmins, Mr. Dunce, Mr. William harris, and others, who were still rendering great assistance in the excension of the free library movement. (Applause,) And ...
... Hill stated thas be be‘ievel every word | od was Harrie had said; but his evidence faa o Daniel. any ay further Tt was never sugrented a im a famine conferred with the clerk He stated thas the William Harris had rased a slight doubt in his mind (DB that ...
... EXHIBITION. SPEECH BY Mt. WILLIAM MORRIS. Yesterday, upon the invitation of the Museumm and a -School of Art Committee, a number of ladies and gentle- t .men assembled in the long room of the Art Gallery, to bear an1 address from Mr. William Morris in reference ...
... desolate Hen andl Chickens Hotel. It included amongst its members Thomas Martineau William Yenrick, George James Johnson, George bixon, Samuel Timmins, William ] Harris, John Thackray Bunce, and others, all of whom were not unknown to the Birmingham of ...
... immediate .vcinity; but although a number of men were at work at . S~g the tirne, no one was injured. k -BEnns' AcuouNmS. By William Harris, A.C,A. ,ueD ublin: The Paper and Printing Company of Ire- led a ld,- Limited.) -This is a reprint of a lecture de- '6d ...
... Beresford and William Harris. (17, — Dated 10th November, 1897 nudley, ment made between Julius Moeller and the Reconstruction Guarantee Company (Limited). 97, are Dated 10th November, 1997. Agreement made between Frederick de la Fontaine Williams and the ¢ ...
... hin 169: it ?? his great ?? cothe th Bift21jbh~m th IJ6 t SOldfril 'bu e rainks of the old ,Leau With ,Mr. Dimon And Mr. William Harris .1 Apas) Thirity yeaml ago, there wienot many me odo tho work. People iaha fm n e .h nbred isease. 3abgrime, ao le n ...
... for stealing the boots, wvas sentenced to twenty-one days' hard labour. THE' ASTON MURDER. X | VIOLENCE OF THE PRISONELR William Harris, alias Haynes (27), labourer, was 3 indicted for the wilful murder of Florence Clifford, at Aston, on the 25th Septermber ...
... irn ha Viceroy' ttsatranfaed to Offioe aad of Infantry after action of Eamar Arthur John Walter Arthur Warner Till) William Harris William Dixon Dolophin Msrldison Grubb Turner and (not Aamain of sll ST THOMAS'S ASSOCIATION The St Ward Cbnaervatira Ctub ...
... it MiacCarthy, Dr. Crosskey, and J. Hubne, Messrs. T. c 0 C. Barnes and A. R. Jephcott (of the Liberal Eight), o1 Mr. William Harris, Alderman Johnson, Alderman d Pollack, Councillors Osler, Barclay, and --Whateley, rI Revs. W. F. Clarkson, G. J. Emanuel ...
... THE ASTON MURDERER. : i TINs ALLEGED CONFESSION OF AI TOTHER CRIME. William Haines, alias Harris, who is to be executed to-morrow morning for the murder of Florence Clifford at Aston, wasseen on Saturday afternoon by Mr. F, Hooper, solicitor, of Birmningham ...