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... W\ Bo wen Rowlands, Q.C., has been elc*-^ Master of the Library of the Honourable Society oi Inn, in the place of Mr. John A. Russell, V-Ci r«'. Bt ' The President of the Board of Tnw* ; ' f appoiuted Mr. Walter J. Howeil to be Assistant ?? of the Marine ...
... interesting speeches were made on the occasion. On Sataiday the Master of the Rolls heard an apication in a case of Phelan v Russell for the saendment of an order nmde by the Equity Exchequer in 1842. hle Court of Exchequer bud then an eauitr uisictlon. The ...
... Vice Admiral feir John Fisher, lately command- ing the British Squadron on the North Ameri- can and West India Station, arrived at Ports- mouth on Saturday morning from Bermuda, naving made an exceptionally quick passage home. Sir John Fisher, who was ...
... stood by those who had served buw, and Mr. Balfour, Sir John Gorst, and >ir Henry Drummound-Wolff were all provided tor, Sir John becowing Soucitor-Gieneral. In Lord Salisbury's next Mmsry Sir John was Underdecretary for Indis and llunc:l. Secrciary to ...
... immediately Two Coach Painters, Smith, and Bodymaker; con-. stant job. John Reynolds, Coach Factory, Mohillx . (NOACH Painter wanted; constant employment ] i -) and good wages. Apply to John F Keary, A Portumna, Co Galway. ?? - -cOACHSMITH wanted at M'Donald's ...
... Leitis Faith, Evans, Anualong Flower of Essex, Howard Ipswich Ford Fisher, Williams Workington Intrepid, Chandler, Ipswich John é Mary, Holmes, Hull Joshua, Thompson, do Julie, Cockerbam, Goele Juno, Little, Newcastle Kelyinside, Gross, Lowestoft Kitty ...
... which the company should take these over. The outstanding debts had been valued variously from £7OOO to £ll,OOO, and Mr. Russell being asked to state their value, as secretary to the company and previous employee to Mr. Bremen, took the middle view of ...
... Brown (Bolton); Messrs. (2) Duncan, Mr. J. Leigh Taylor (Dolgclly), Mr. George (Forfar), Mr. Horace Freeman (M.aritzburg), Mr. John Petrie (Dublin), Mr. A. MoHson (Edinburgh), Mr. Brown (London), Mr. Horatio Peile. Mr. E. G. Bawden (London), R. A. Grant (Wells) ...
... SPORTING INTELLIGENT E. NOTES ANTICIPATION'S. The confidence expressed by John Porter in the ability of Flying For win the Two Thousand Guinea- was evidently not mi-placed. Indeed, no i ne ever thought so. and it is rather singuiar that the critics were ...
... proceeding between the Strathclyde and MIaryill Football Clubs, on the ground of the latter in Lochburn Rcad, one of the players, John Thomson, collided with one of the visittg1 team, William Harvey Waddell. He was nocked Ii down, and his left leg fractured ...
... G . Edwardes—Hat pin . Lady Elphinstone and Lord Elphmstone—Leather / blotting booli , box tor storioneo . &c- Mr and Mre John . Thmne—Oid ea box . Mrs - Oldest—Gold key chain . Capiain and Lady Elizabeth DawEon—Wooden tray . Miss MTherson , Dalfaath—Silver ...
... prize-winnere for con were: J A Raeaide loak William Reid Titwood John Barr Lofts William Andrew Iliilhead Alexander Harvie Shieldhil and James Watson Langles Alexander Karri William Andrew and John Barr were th most successful exhibitors of bulls The open section ...