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... Paul's Church, by the Rev. A. H.Glenney, Albert Ford to Charlotte Hammond. h865 DEATHS. Cock—On the 2nd Cardigan-road, Mary Anna, the beloved wife John Cock (Shipwright H.M. Dockyard), after a short illness. Sadly missed the sorrowing family. Asm On the ...
... doctor, were allowed to take Captain Tuckett away to his house, lord Cardigan and Captain Douglas drove to the Wandsworth I’olice-station. am prisoner, I believe,” said Lord Cardigan to the inspector there. Indeed, sir,” replied the inspector. “On what ...
... the wife ©f Captain Herbert Nrvill** Ro|fe. R.N.. of a daughter (Dorothv). ST. JOHN—On th« 26th inft.. at 4. Cli?ft?riß«*ldplate. Warmouth. tba wife of Lieut. Coraid et. John, R.N.. H.M.S. Roho!ution. Homo F!««*. of a danjrhior. EDWARDS—On Taanday, the ...
... K. J. Meredith to Brenda V. K Cox, PAYNE 3th, at St Mark’s Church, North d. by the Rev. A. J. May, M. A., Sidney, se on of John William Payne. la ate ship's s stew ae to Eva Emma, youngest daughter of Mr. Matthews, of H.AL Dockyard (both of Ports:nouth) ...
... Health Rlectrieal Kxtaihitton ('onaanpht Drill Ball. t»y Bar»h Forâ-laiH HaJl Tariff Reform lecture. Conrcreathre Club. Arm imo may bo questioned other classoa of ihareholdcra. but tho Directors may argue that improved standing of the Company fully ...
... Keat, in his 65th year, Cock—On she 2nd instant, at 35, Cardigan Road, Mary Anoa wiie of John Cock (shipwright, H.M, Dockyurd). Co_x.z 81!\5:437013_:_& Op‘_iv_:nkent. at the Rova! Naval Arms Portsea, Charles Edward Cole-Stevens, aged 39 years, Cross—On ...
... F’. Warman, 71. Fawcett-road, Soathsea. Mb. Catell, 1, Penny-street. Mr. L. Glazerbook, 239, Lake-road. Mr. Ingram, “Shearer Arms, - ’Shearer-rood. Mrs. Marsh. 109, Sultan-road. Mr. 6. F'. Loyeridce, 81 and 83, Forton-road, Gosport. E. Bodges and Son, ...
... named John Martin, that early on the morning of the 11th inst.. in consequence of an order received overnight, be went to a house in Cardigan-road. Fratton, and drove tbe male prisoner to Taawell-road, Southsea. On arriving at the Tmswell Arms” prisoner ...
... militery ridiug breeches under their ToUsels. May aleo nad a air of spurs, a ‘ ousewilo,” and pair of puttecs, a éoldier’s cardigan jacket on kim. Hui had three brushes stamped with the regimental number 7,283 on him. ‘The prisoner May said that he had ...
... step.of the car. The girl was taken to the Hospital by her-father, and re- ceived OFFICER'S DEATH AT SOUTHSEA. Colonel H. Grattan, late of the Royal Sussex Regiment, died at-Southsea on Monday, in his 65th year. He joined the Army in 1855, and served with ...