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... Mr Henry Cockburn. Lieutenant-Col. Arthur Collins, M.V.0.. the Hon. Sidney Greville. Frederick John Jackson. John J. Jones. Walter Langley, H. Simpkinson, John Steele, and Mr George Wilson. FOREIGN SECRETARY'S LIST. The following notification issued from ...
... and H. Hignell T. W. Baker, threequarters; W. Needs and S. H. Foster, half-backs; T. Inskip, F. Reynolds, F. Shannon, A. Russell, Davis, E. Dymond, A. Harris, and B. A. Watkins, torwards. The Old Merchant Taylors are bringing their full strength, under:—G ...
... further ■barged with stealing, at North Corner, same day. lib. bread. 4ox- beef. Jos. of' cheese, and a value Is, th* property John Lawrence. There waa .* third chargs prisoner stealing Sox. of bread. chess*, vox. of cake. Sox. of plum pudding, and a handkerchief ...
... Ferris and Co.; Henry Hodder, S, and Mruad street: Buxton, 74, Queens Hoed, Clifton: A Collej nnd Co.. North Street; John Chandler, Russell Town Bristol Its ti. Turner. White Ladles Qste, Clifton; andJ. rlwasae*, Bristol Bridge, Bristol. erchaxt'^hirt, MADE ...
... Gloucestershire Standing Joint Conxmittce was held yesterday at the ; Shire Hall, Gloucester. Sir John Daring ILP., i presided, and among those present were Russell James Kerr (vice-chairman), tha Earl of Ducie, Sir Gerald Codrington. Sir Lionel Sir T. Halo ...
... QUARTER SESSION'S. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. ' Russell J. -rr presided ia the coart Testerday. and Mr F. .n the second. charging -rand jury Russell J. Kerr, referring to cases calendar, said noticed itwaa stated on tho depositions one instance tba; defendant's ...
... coats.— John Scobie was summoned lor oJsxaawßwkefl Weal Street, witb a pair of hand trucks, the mt, ined 7a to include costs.—Albert Russell was summoned for similar offence tbe same time and place. Fined 7a 6d.—William French, George Davies, John Harris ...
... his office recently the Thursday before death. The deceased went to from Chelmsford in 1337. and was articled to the late Mr John Visard. For 28 years held the appointment of clerk toe Dursley Board of Guardians, waa ban.a of the town in and also served ...
... daughter. MARRIAGES. ith— so. 7. Thomas's Chnreh, John taith. son Edwin Smith, Ciyda Tsxcscs. Tottszdown Mary Deverall, Melksham. WEDOISG. Facet.—Jan. 8, 1819. St. Pan's Church, by Rct. Mr Bullock, John Sheppard, Mary Ann DEATHS. xdick.—Jan. 5, Pembroke ...
... City then forced the pace, Russell being alow when should have centred. However the City forwards got down grand bat met sound defence. A foul was given against 'Atherton for tripping. Barker, placed the kick grandly, and Russell headed the first goal for ...
... r | Owen's College, Manchester; Fiaocis } \ Merchant Taylors' 3ebool; and Professor Hudson, Knag's College, London; Mr John Russell, vice chairman of Council; W. M. Hicks, principal University College, Sheffield; acd Sir George Young, Bart,, of tha Charity ...
... usual quarterly meeting the County Council was held yesterday the Shire Hall, Gloucester. Sir John E. Doriogton, presided, and there were present Sir Russell James Kerr (vicechairman), the Earl of Ducie, Earl Bir Geo. JenmnsoD, Sir James Campbell, CoL ...