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... grants 6d from Fund Moxon Stoneferry) granted fifth grant 7s 6d from fund George (Humber Rover?) allowed a special 7s from the Fund 18 in all (referee) allowed fee from Competition Fund Newtown Wanderers was to play Wil-berforce in on the latter's ground ...
... tbeapleee from the Bast' Arlos' (narrator)-' And now, with Mary and Joseph, ' Mr J Hudson. Cnoros-1 Corns, let as Bin* ' Qoanat and chorus-'Blessed art thou,' Miss Mms Ward, Mr J Hudson, nod Mr E A Harvey. Inflcbnia.—Th« Doctor* itronitiy advice Orangec for thic ...
... be the case in such warfare. Even then our itch-thee line was only to 400 yards from the trenches,l so close had the Boers allowed us to apprarth I before they revealed themselves. flay dawned, and the fight continued f; hours.: Bat the chaos' of capturing ...
... and burden of the day, but that the wages and repose were mine alone.' What hourst and outspoken language is this. Would ti heaven it were more general in our day, and then would there be fewer people perplexed in finding where the truth lies. fear I have ...
... five from Keigate Heatb Golf Ground. The course of the meteor was south to north, and traversed considerable portion of the heavens. In appearance it resembled a kite with tail of luminous white colour. was visiblo for about a second. Accident in nir. Tunnel ...
... south to north, and it traversed a considerable portion of the heavens. In appearance it resembles a kite lwith a tail of a luminous white colour. It was visible for about a ?? Rev. RP. Hudson also writes, from the Drive, Bri-hton: The colour was brilliant ...
... majority on January 28. 1805, when went down to receive the congratulations of bis tenants and neighbour*, of whom, writing to Mr Hudson Gurney three or four days after his majority, ho says be had feasted about 800 900. as well as the principal gentlemen of ...
... At least, we knew that a committee was appointed, and negotiations entered into, but soon all references to a park were allowed to drop. Tim public of Myth have been told in the most emphatic fashion that they cannot have a park in their district. The ...
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... seek relief from the Guardians. The Bench sent defendant to prison for 21 days' hard labour. At Newest on Saturday Colonel Hudson told a tramp named Penman that he was a blackguard, and sent him to prison for 14 days for begging. The prisoner was very ...
... his office, but he will not be allowed to hold any other public appointment without tbe consent of tbe County Council aud Staudicg Joint Committee. There is no power by law to give any pension or superannuation allowance. 3. Tbe selected Candidate will ...
... FINANCIAL, LAND AND INVESTMENT. British S. Africa 3>i» j 7i« 1 Scottish Amtr If* - . p* ])fhen. Corp. 21 *7, 6 i tf. 1301 11 Hudson Bay 22. */«« t I ransvsiil Estates _ Nat. Discount 10J t | Ti and Ag. of ustrlstoJS I KIN I SIS. Alliance Pf. 80 Globe Hi ...