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... pleasnl to confer (I . lrnity of a peerage upon each of the followin; : The Right Ron. Sir Phillip Carrie, (I.e. B. Sir Joseph Russell Bailey, baronet. Sir Henry 'Jenkins. Mr. Robert Thorahaugh Ourdon. I . IIIV V COUNCILLOII.I. Tin Queen bah been pleased to ...
... Mr Henry Cockburn, Lieut-Col Arthur Collins, M.VO, the Hon Sidney Greville, Mr Frederick John Jackson, Mr John J Jones. Mr Walter Langley, Mr H Simpkinson, Mr John Steele, and Mr George Wilson. FOREIGN SEIJRETARY'S LIST. The following notification is issued ...
... Mr Henry Cockburn, Lieu-Col Arthur Collins, M.v 0, the Hon Sidney Greville, Mr Frederick John Jackson, Mr John J Jones. Mr Walter Langlay, H W Simpkinson, John Steele, end Mr George Wilson. foreign secretary's list. The following notification is issued ...
... Muriel Beauclere, Miss Gerrard • tbe Hon. Lily Eaton-Belgrave. the Hon. Violet Eaton-Belgrave, the Hon. May Russel-Portmau an-1 the Hon. Rose Russel-Portmau, Miss F Thomas, Mrs J. G. Grenfcll, Miss E. Grant- Jackson and Miss Crquhart; Lady Sloane Willery ...
... Justices, a labourer named John Thomas Kuapma and his wife Florence were charged with neglecting their children. Mr O. S. Bartlett, for the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty Children, prosecuted. liupector John James Brown, N.S.P.C.C., said ...
... Sisre.o.-Jan. 4, at Xeinnifordl, Clyot St. Geor,.,e Annie, youngest dauntiher of the late Mr. John Sho ls. SrEs11.-Jaz. 1, at 24, Bronk-streot, Tatvisteck, John, eon of Samuel Sleep, aged 17. STAnnoW.-Dec. ?? at Stoke Cation, Jane, wife of, William Staddon ...
... Eclipse; selling Hurdle Race. Two miles. Mr ami's euros and Whey (Sherlock) Mr Walker John T,ekson(Birch)2, Brooks' Simen Pure 3-7 ran. Betting : 2 to 1 agst Curds and to 2 John Jackson, Nile Queen to Simon Pure, to 1 Lakeside, 10 to 1 agst others. Court Race ...
... exchange for the orange-spray with its France fw 1bossoils a handsome dor-the hing She wa .he coveted most. On her wedding day, Russell whicl speedilv followed, fhled with gr'dtL- NXsIT~r tide to the beauliful tree as sourw'e of her great )happiness, she resolved ...
... LorauaLi of the County (Lord Clintron) presiding. There were also present Lord Coleridge, qC, Lord Clifford, Si John Kenunaway, Sir John Phear, Sir Dudley Duckworth King, the Revs W D itmaln and J Hall aarlby, Colonel Blake Licutenant.Colonel Lake, Major ...
... cloudy, /owe rain. Loal °Nista omit Wit their lamp at 0. Dr. George Birkbe,l born, 1778. Penny Poeta. Inaugnested, Marl• Russell lllttord died. IW. Cour6-21. City Council-10.60. Bklinoutb Poultry Show. Football: Devon v. Gloucester—at Briattil. Bt. David's ...
... smoother °aditions. We all want to see them. Leadership. ■A- demonstration has been made in a unexpected quarter in favour of Mr John Morley as the Liberal Leader. There one of even more strength Pport of Herbert Gladstone, but at Present they will have no ...
... perfection in every direction. No one of the aitistes, for instance, is possessed of the personal magnetism that e made John Humphries and Russell W%'allett such favourites, and as a consequence public support is fairly e distributed. The lack of individuality ...