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... further been pleased to confer the dignity of a pecrage upon carh of thr following — The Right Hoo. Sir Minty ¢ ree, G.C.B, Sir Russell Bas barcoet, Ste Henry Hawking Mr. Robert Thorokauzh G jan. Con The Queen has been pleased to direct that the foltow. ing ...
... Prancis Barnes, preachin at the 48th service he has held as “vicar of Holy as speond nox, raised up by God Plymouth, spoke of John Kensi the Te Ia the West continuys very stormy. Much rain fell on tarday and yester- day. At Falmouth there as lightning and ...
... peers Sir Philip Currie is the best known in connection with his services as former | Ambassador at Constantinople. Sir J_phl Russell Builey was twenty-six vears in the Houss of Commons. He is a popular county magnais of Brecon and Hereford. In the case of ...
... Jubilee Block, in commemoration of the Queen's eisty years’ reign The Empresa vas received at the by Licut.-Geoeral Sir Bakes Russell, the Southern District; Alderman Seoit Forster, Masor of Portsmouth ; Miss Agnes Weston, and Miss Wintz, lad. aperintendont ...
... ploased to coafer the dignity of a pecrage upon each of the following : — The Right Hon. Sir Philip Currie, G.C.B. Sir Joseph Russell Bailey, Baronet. Sir Henry Hawkins. Mr. Robert Thornhangh Gurdon. PRIVY COUNCILLORS. The Queen has been pleased to diroct ...
... be held oa the Conqueror at Nevonpert thts mornin The Pelican. Soop homeward bound from the North and West Indies leit St. John’s. New: las! yor Piemouth ere on of Capt Cadogan, Ist Bessie duties of br Je 05 ¢ the same cur le pertormed be Sangston, The ...
... chiefly to his initiative for the cure of consumption. Anotber deserved knighthood is that bestowed m)&. John Fulley, long honourably assowith the St. John Ambulance Society. The Inebriates Act, 1898, is likely (sys m‘ “Law Journal ) to increase largely the ...
... within, he mentions. too, Parker's gate- house, of brick with stone dressings, in the middle cf the west sido of the buildings. John Monins, a lessee in Hasted’s time, built a vate Tesidence on a portion of the premises, the interior ofSees and the lodgings ...
... one of the T-fld , Svead b wed to visit Plymeuth with the above ends in view T WILKINSON. W. BRAY GRAHAM J P BROWN. . VINUENT JOHN YEO -i” -lnl{l“& ‘m GPO. R BARRETT. FRS. GBO P DYMOND. REYSOLDS POX J M GROSE H HOWARD VIGURS HARRIS WERIC B. ANTRONY ATHAN ...
... evening, about 90 sitting Dancing followed. and songs were sung by Mr. and Mr. P. D. Russell. ‘At the close of a very pleasant even- ing cheors were given for Mes, Russell, and each guest was with a present of tea or tobacco lo memory of Rev. J. J. Chichester ...
... LAMPS AND LAMIS.— CARRIAG) RB ‘A varied assortment now in, and can be seen at raishiag and General Iron et, Fiwuouth. Cart Russel; riage from Ss, td. Van Lamps, from 4s 6d. each; Bangin Coal Vases, Fetroieum Table of low Pudding Botlers, Padding aad Vise ...
... Challis, Bamses, Buckingham Oates; 1, Parsons, half-backs, Neods and Liosd Mathias, Dymond, § forwards, Jorman, Harris, faves. Russell, NEWTON © SIDMOUTH —At Newton. Bome team — Rack, Judd three-quarters, Vercy Wills, 1 BI Neck and Parser; forwards, Doan, Tagiot ...