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... adjounied. and Mr. W. Menu not wishing to retain his meat. the Clerk was Distracted to arrange for another election for Pinnock and Hyde.—ln reference to the charge against S. M. Hcalev.the 31 satetthe Load Government Board wrote that they had had the matter ender ...
... G. Dunster, Row barton. F.rr—El,swoon.—Dec. 20, ar, the Cong relational Church, Chard, by license, by the Rev. F. T. Hyde, Mr. Charles Hallett to Mi>s Ellen Elswood, both of Ilminster. Suinkr—Webbei!. —Dec. 23, a» the Parish Churcti, Chard, the Rev. Robinscn ...
... Heath and Turville, ?? Street, West Bromcwich, boot and shoe dealers. FreT MrLETVMS AND IAThS OF PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS. FPnED HYDE, Stratford Road, Birmina-hat, fruit dealer. First meeting. January 10, at 11 a.m., at 174. Corporation Street, Birmineham, ...
... unanimous in praise. GREAT SUCCESS of thn NEW COMEDY by Eden Phillpott A PAIR OF KNICKERBOCKERS. Mr. W. G. ELLIOT in Charles I. and Charles IL, and A PAIR OF KNICKERBOCKERS. Mr. GEORGE GKOSSMITH in The Trials of an Entertainer. Miss LINDA KESTON in her ...
... r. February-2. Queen held Cooped at Osborne. 7. Mr. John Kensit made an inert et ive appeal to Convocation. 14. Princess Charles of Denimirk arrived from Copenhagen. 15. Eliga::ement of Lady Margaret Primrose to the Earl of Crewe. 18. Lord Salisbury had ...
... between Russians and Talienwan March Spain in political convulsion the Conservative under Senor Silvela coming into office Lord Charles Beresford returned to England from his commercial mission to China on 8th German Emperor Mr Cecil Rhodes in conference concerning ...
... officer to deAroy the hall. and that he had also said be would gnan t not leave a neat in the rountrie where • mali c o ul d hyde his head. They. however. offered to assist in removing anything I set store bye. I now found that they had brought three email ...
... G Hilton ; Francis stanley Geotge ©. Charles Gwinnell, Kir rederick W. Lloyd. Hewitt, Weaterleigh ; Chariton Siston ; Henry Charles Nelmes, Westbary Kirgs; James Stanley Reynolds, Tithing; Thomas Riddiford, Charles Chris. Kingstanley ; Taylor, Quedgeley; ...
... UNANIMOUS IN PRAISE. GREAT SUCCESS of th- NEW COMEDY by Eden Phillpotts. A PAIR OF KNICKERBOCKERS. Mr. VT. G. ELLIOT in Charles I. and Charles II. and A PAIR OF KNICKERBOCKERS. Mr. GEORGE GROSSMITH in the Trials of an Entertainer. Miss LINDA KESTON in ...
... order to the Cathedral. The Mayor was aecompuind by his Chaplain (the Rev. J. F. Howson). The alderman present were Messrs. Charles Brown, John Smith, W. IL Churton, Thomas Smith. Georg* A. Dickson, George Dutton, and W. Williams. The following councillors ...
... could '• t e . t., so fold tha #plala a . afaititsgefEaD. terl !weak a hedge where yeei_.„ no, y i • • , s the hospitalities of Hyde Hall. For, in truth, of the forceful, reading. Well, suppose that' you. jurittpermit Lord: my own life. They are hostages ...
... king's Head, Chigwell, 63 Proceeds of a Disputed Gamed Cards 61 Collected la drum at the Crown and Anchor, New-orota, per Charles Knight (2nd inetal. roent) Proceeds of sale of various articles of fancy needlework, by Clara Davison, The Cottage, Rackbridge ...