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... HESTON. Death of a Resident. The funeral took place at Norwood Cemetery, last week, of Mrs. Aun Elizabeth Thirtle, wife of Mr. John Thirtle, of 4, Hawthorn-cottages, New Heston who passed away at her residence on February 23th, at the age of 64. The cortege ...
... They formed the collection of Mr. James Reeve, the Norwich Museum, who obtained roost of them from relatives of John Crone, James Stark, John Sell Cotman, Henry Bright, and artists of lesser reputation. is ivpreaented throe water-colours, of which Waiting ...
... Crome, John bell Cotman, James Stark, George Vincent, Alfred Stannard, and Robert Ladbrooke while those of the second rank included Henry Bright, the younger Cotmans, J. B. Crome, Rev. E. T. Daniell, the Ladbrookes, both husbands and wives, John Thirtle ...
... ond of the Int r John Cottrell. of Rumboldswyke. Colchester. to Augusta. daughter of the late Alfred Cillhem. of Lewes. HENDERSON—THOMSON. — June 15. at Si. Philip's Church. Burwash Weald. Sussex, by the Rev. Mr. Poland. Malcolm John Henderson, second ...
... number of drawings by the lesser-known artists of the Norfolk school—the younger John Crome, the two Cotmans (Miles and John Joseph), James Stark, Joseph Stannard, John Thirtle, E. T. Daniel, and Henry Brightsome of whom kept up the tradition till the sixties ...
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... NATIONAL HUNT STEEPLE-CHASE AND WARWICK MEETING. THUIISDAV. MARCH 11. —Th# NATION AJ. BUNT STERPf.E- IOOj w.uncr, lb« oad, tbo t-hirtl. and •o** tbo totirthi, lor hoiooi ©f aJt dt-aoBUMtioM, fito jw o'a'm oial opwortW. that ©I otnrttuff ba»« iKsnor wan any ...
... Simon (John S.) The Revival of Religion in England 1n the Eighteenth Century. (The 37th Fernley Lecture.) Cr.Bvo pp. 331. C.H.Kelly oovnvvinnanenens 3/6 Thirtle (James William) Old Testament Problems: Critical Studies in the Psalms and Isaiah. Cr. ...
... Degrees ™ (Ps., 120—134}, which no modern writer has yet satisfactorily explained. Mr. Thirtle propounds the theory—which, as he tells us, had already been suggested by John Lightfoot in the 17th century, and by Abraham Wolfson, writing in Hebrew in 1882— ...
... Lougliborougb. sugar Brooke*. Harry. Tavunde. Leicestershire, farmer. KTans. John. Merthyr, collier. Bogi;rs, Cvrua. C'eln Coed Cyminer. Breconshire, steelworks roller. Pyle. John. Newcastle, grocer. Hobbs, William Plumb. Northampton, baker. Bales, Edward ...
... on the recommendation of the General Purposes Committee, to fnnt retiring aliowances to John Holloway, 74, of bs. 7d.; James Winter, 63, of 125.; and Robert Thirtle, 76, of bs. 3d. per week, each of whom was stated to be unfit for further service. ...
... £4OO WORTH STOLEN. As a sequel to a of burglarise young persons. Ernest James RAndins. hiit brother Percy, John Smith. Robert Nutley. John Jenkins. Margaret Julia Butler. Kate Barker. and Blanchard, all living in Fitlhnm. were charged at London with being ...