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... Harbour Trustees, held at the Royal Pavilion under the chairmanship el Dr Fuller. The other members present were Alderman Sir John Blakey, /dr B. Bum, Ifr J. Bllman Brown, Mr Z.& Hanamorth, Mr W. Z. Hill, Mr F. Howse, Mr K. H. Penury, Kr F. Smiles Smith ...
... Mr. R. Alexander, £105; Sea Insurance Company, Limited, £105; Alfred 3e Booth and Co., £100; Mr. Walter C. Clark, £100; Mrs. John Row, £100. Id CHESHIRE, rd Over 100 men of the Northwich Company of the force of Imperial Yeomanry now being raised l in Cheshire ...
... Chapel. Prittlewell. Essex.. 14 16 0 Sierre 212 0 St. John's. Isle vi Dogs, Meldon Parish Ch 112 6 2d coll 614 2 Aymestry Parish Ch.. 1119 9 SS. Mary and John, Church of the Resur- Cow ley St. John, Ox- rection. Ixelles. ford, 2d coll 9 0 5 Brussels 31 ...
... Orient and have therefore arranged give, on embaikation. each invalid sleeping suit aad Cardigan vest, and each convalescent woollen undervest and pair drawers and Cardigan vest, for tbeir benefit the cod weather they are likely to encounter on arriving in ...
... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ROME AND FOREIGN-ARRIVALS, SAILINGS, PASSINGS, AND CLEARANCES. ARMS& ROM PORT& BARROW. _ ._ — Vieth et Strome secret GRANGEMOUT!S. • Latta from for New yea &tugs west • Kelvin, el Glaegow America from Fremantle for Falmouth a TUbk&Z ...
... afternoon, as the calms of the Aeton District. Council, cm the body of Edith May Shepherd, age' two years, the daughter of Mr. John Shepherd, • builder, of 109, Churehtleid-road, Acten.—Theevidence wee to the meet that. the child bad at times suffered from ...
... Bower, and Messrs. Firmin and Nsylor. Selections were given the Olla Band, and games were also indulged in. Sale Work.—At the Cardigan-street Primitive Methodist Chapel Wednesday, a sale of work was opened by the Mayoress (Mrs A. J. Hucklesby),the proceedings ...
... admirable. Taylor (late O'Connor). 4. Berners-street. W. d -iuXLErfoNS HERALDIC OFFICE, nearly 2000 \^y vols, of references to Arms and Pedigrees of English and 'oreicu families. Heraldic paintings correct in all details. Nl.rvts of Crests for Collectors ...
... THE NATION AND THE WAR. MR. BRODRICK ON TIIE WAR. Mr. St. John Brodrick, Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, last night presided at an entertainment held in All Saints' Parish Room, Fii.chley-ioa'l, in connec- tion with the East Marylebone ...
... fig including east-: Heuty llecnotf. 111-hop Aucklaad, 7- fid ; John KUu.l. H»ers Groan. Tstkl ; •John G-orge Ktdl. Lcio.logtboroe. Tafid ; Ifalph Kell. 7-til: John Dixon. Couodon, 7*sd; John Curry. Goundou. Jonathan lirabhon, foundcu, fii; fleorge (!ro-hy ...
... e Club Stockport Arms Lord- Staley) 22 hot-pot supper Stock-port Branch Travellers’ Lion Hotel under tbe scug by Mr 21 Locomotive Department Stockport Collection social evening the o’ by Percival 13$ L Traffic Mr Gariick 111 Mr John Newton donation) given ...
... io, 1900. 2nd Lieut. R. A. Pilkington to be Lieutenant—Jan. 10, 1900. 6th (Fifeshire) V.B. Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) —John MacKenzie, Gent., to be 2nd Lieutenant (Extra Supern.)—Jan. 10, 1900. Ist (Oxford University) V.B. Oxfordshire Light Infantry ...