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... Mary Borloo (children of), John Carter (Edinburgh, died 1853), George Walton Clarke (died 1847). Louisa Clarke (nee Dunham), David dements (died 1856), Joseph Collyer (living 1G92), Coooeii (Dublin), James Coulson (Islington), John Cramp (Paddington) Josiah ...
... Farrar Chemical Scholarship : A. T. de B.Sc. John Buckley Scholarship : G. C. Simpson, in Physics. Exhibition (Chemistry): 1897-8, D. T. Jones; 1838-9, E. J Sumner. Trevithick Scholarship (Engineering): John Kirkland. Turner Medical Scholarship: Walter ...
... the purchase. For further particulara apply the Auctioneer. Cromwellbuildino*. 11. Blackfriars-street; and JOHN H BOARDMAN. solicitor. 41, John Dalton-street, both Manr-liaiter. Valuable Freehold Properties Urmaton. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. H ROBINSON ...
... Death IN StRSET Fight.—At Keighley yesterday, John Masort and Stephen ShaW, both carters, living in Chapel Lane, were charged with causing the death James Lynch, also a carter.Superintendent Grayson said the prisoners had been charged with causing the ...
... Cabinet. Walnut Octagon-shaped. Centre, and other Occasional Tables; Card Table, Compass Pianoforte, in walnut case, George Russell, London ; Music. Canterbury, and Seat Occasional Chairs; Overmantel, Fire Appliances, Drawing-room Ornaments, numerous English ...
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... )-Mr. F. Russell Rea (chairman of the Wirral Tram- ways Company) congratulated the Corporation on the acquisition of the south-end ferries, a-id added that cheap water communication was the one thing required to rmsake the place properous. -Mr. John Williamson ...
... Lleenses under the Rule; of Racinz Lave I een granted to the ?? P. Adams. John Compton. Edmund W. Driscoll, Robert Maxey, Richard Nash, William H. Xeison, Frank Sharpe, and John Stanton. At Wednesdav's meeting of the Jockey Club. Lord Durhamt informed ...
... SPENeEn-In loving memory of Jeonie, e ctaughter of John and Margaret Hughes, and of William Spencer, who died June 28th, 18e2. [Gone, but not forgotten.] SYEErrELL-In loving memory of my dear husband.. John ,- Strettell. who died July 1,. 1896, aged 46 years ...
... 11P., Mr. D. Maelver, M.P.. Principal Glazebrook, Mr. R. Gladstone, the Mayors of Birken. bead and Bootle, and Sir Edward Russell. ' ' Letters and telegrams . of apology fur unavoidable absent), were read from a number of gentlemen. Lord Derby wrote that ...
... £16.-HALL, 22, Cooper-street, City Sl^?*, -l Slad * Hall Rd.-Good HOUSE7bath -L/and w.c.: rent 7s. 9d.-W. J. Coates Co., 5, John \JICE respectable HOUSE! parlour bay, three bedrooms: Bs. per t__ week. —8, Hesier-street, Oreenheys. CHORLTON-ON-MEDLOCK ...
... presenting the National Liberal Federation), Mr. n W. E. Hughes, Mr. Henry Jones, Mr. B. S. n Johnson, J.P., Mr. John Jupp, Mr. T. S. John- son, Mr. George Lamb, Mr. J. L. Langford, Mr. J. W. Latimer, Mr. Wm. Lawton, Colonel W. Macfie, C.B., J.P., Mr. ...