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... Tilhory Ditieion of F-sess.) Therkl , T.—John Wilson, LT.; 42'22; Mistalonahl. L, 4022. Foarseantia.—fteptain John Sinclair. L. 4962 Captain the Hon. C. Hanle Ramsay, C. 4714. Lorre (Soctii).- - Colonel John P. Nolan. N, MO; Ricluir.l McGhee. N, No party ...
... trouble to secure accuracy, but Lord Cardigan, to whom he showed the picture, gruffly said it was Dot a bit like it. Simpson tried again, wits like result. His third attempt was much more sucorssful, and Lord Cardigan warmly complimented him upon it. ...
... under the &vmit** of the Tariff Reform League, to bear an Address on the Right Hon. Jueeph Chamberlain's policy, by Mr. N. Grattan Doyle. The Chair was taken by Alderman Raker, and he was accompanied on the platform by Aid. P. A. Pike (Mayor of Tewkeshary) ...
... truly, JOHN E. PORINGTON. A CHELTENHAM INNKEEPER FOUND DROWNED AT DEERHURST. The diviaiceal roomer (Mr. J. Waghorne) held an inquest at the Coombe Hill Police Station on Tuesday, :racist:lg the death William Howell (47), landloni oi the Albert Arms len, ...
... Hammon, were sent to lawmaker, for 14 diva each, for begging at Coombe Hill. TIRI PROPOSED DISCUSSION ON FISCAL. POLICY. —Mr. Grattan Doyle has communicated that bs is willing to meet Mr. Wilson, the Free Trader, in the proposed disesurion ou the Tariff Returns ...
... TEWKESBURY CRICKET CLUB. FIXTURES FOR 15/06. DArs. or CUD. Oaurs-r• Fa& Arm. April & Oodfrey's C.O —H N.—Norton Wirt H stay CLltnilway C.C., Grattan —A 11.—Pesohore 13.- Apperiey.- 10.- %11.--I.)v.tterf 25.—eirestamer. 17.--Cheitistion Stab. Jane 1. ...
... also taking up large powers granted to the Somerset Electric Power Company and the Western Electric Distributing Corporation. Armed with broom bandies and sticks, and sieging popular airs, three hundred employees at Bath-place Flax-spinning Mill. Belfast ...
... for the Mid-Devon Parliamentary by-election. Lord John Joicey-Cecil, M.P. for the Slamfeed Division of Lincolnshire, has decided not to seek re-election at the end of the present Parliament. Mr. John William Wilson. M.P. for North Worcestershire, has ...
... Mt. Tin. high-, with dark hair turning grey, mcmakeehe, and hilt of grey on the chin. He was VP•11/41g a dark overawe, two cardigan jackets )one without slevies), dark grey trousers, white cotton pants, white Merino rest, marked A in red cotton, blue ...
... sight. Major F. Grattan, a director of Mame. Bass, Ratcliff, and Gretton, Limited, was riding through the streets of Burtott•on• Trent when his horse slipped and fell, oa him. He escaped serious injury. A woman with a baby in her arms and her boy were ...
... impreveive—a thing to he remembered. The music of John Brown's Bode was arcrilied in the official programme to Mr. Martin Shaw. but that eau ' , sly have referred to the anew-went for instruments and voices. John Brown's Body. W 07116 macic too, was improvised ...
... ' with Simeon toldlog the infant Christ in his arms. Second tier from Smith (4) Baptism of Our Lard by S. John in the Jordan river ; (5) The Last Supper, Christ blessing the bread and wine, S. John is leautog on Dim and Ju lee is hurrying away on ...