... would be charged upon £24,270. On the proposition of Mr. Longley, seconded by Mr. Hayes, it was decided to raise no objection to the new assessment. At the suggestion of Mr. Plummer, Mr. Longley proposed, Mr. Beesley seconded, and it was agreed, that the ...

... Gordon and the ag ~} '| . ' '_' _“ Waller Stevens, Mes. Grave' ¥ ’ .’r-- t} 1“: I-.‘“ llP‘lvl‘.'.H Taylor. Miss Longley, and 7 1} . '..'.'n;.- ne jlsuvil..\ 'l\l\ !‘ - il ”’: came & capital entertaimm K s refused to have a deal with him, .‘I ...

... ettended to pay their last tribute of the deceased were: Messrs. N. E. Chantler, C. Garrett, H. Kilner, W. M. Leach, Longley, H Longley, G. Longley, J. Leach, T. Martin, F. W. Stokes, G. Stone, A. E. Taylor, J. Pearce, and others. The burial serviee was eonduotedby ...

... present the Rev. C. D. Nix, v. Pisher, T. E. J.P., J. K. , J.P., N. R. Miles, T. 11. W. Backlev, J Bi»wr*h, E. Taylor, J. Longley, W. A. Head (clerk) and Hnggett (assistant elerk). SANITARY COMMITTEE. At a meeting of this committee, held on Dec. 23th, ...

... Harold C. d• asurbtor J.P., N. B. Miles, T. H. W. Buckley, Burrrsh, R. WILDS- Oaths 9th hammy. Bake Billutgetturet. Taylor, J. Longley, W. A. Head (clerk) sad Alan Sneer. the elle of Leslie P. Maar, d &Matte.. Ha gilt (salami idea). MOLL AN D. -On the 7th Jemmy ...

... Wakeford, Mrs. Ross, Lady Gordon and the Misses Gordon, Mrs. Waller Stevens, Mrs. Gravely, Mrs. Dunlop, Miss Taylor, Miss Longley and Mrs. Chaplin. Music followed, the various items being interspersed with short addresses by the Rev. W. Wakeford, the Rev ...

... Cuicbeater, duriuß the progress funeral service on Wednesday, canaing on amount of alarm. It was promptly ejected. Mr. T. J. Longley, of Chcesworth, Horsham, wfco till recently carried on businesi of a timber merchant in London, bos joined the Middlesex Yeomanry ...

... Mann, and referred to his succeeding, in the occupation of More House, old friend of the Surrey Staghounds— Mr. Charles Longley. The speaker further alluded to the interesting fact that Mr. R. Mann, a son of their host, had joined the Imperial Yeomanry ...

... —Mr. MANN, in responding, said the hunt would always ba welcome More House, and should endeavour to do everything that Mr. Longley had done for them at Wivelsfield.—This genial reciprocation of good feeling between the Hnnt and the new occupier of More ...

... Picknell, goal; F. Ashenden, J. Holmwood, backs; J. Parris, J. Fawkner, G. Harmer, half-backs; G. B. Sabin, A. L. Bert, W. Longley, B. Carey, E. Griffin, forwards. ...

... Good, of East-street, Brighton, and this lady survive* her husband. They had throe daughters, namely, the lata Mrs Charles Longley of Crawley, the late Mrs. Robert Keuward of and Mrs. Demster of Horsham.— The funeral takes place at 2.15 p.m. this day (Friday) ...

... goal; F. Ashenden and J. Holmwood. hacks. .’. Parris. J. Fawkner, and Q. Harmer, halfbacks; o. S. Sabin, A. L. Bert. W. Longley. S. Carey. E. Griffin, forwards. Tun '■ Abssht-Mindid ia the correct term for sufferer from Neuralgia distracted with pain ...