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... aged 41. - CHURCHER.— John Churcher (late of Wools tone, Southampton), at Strathroy, Richmond Park, Bournemouth, on Sunday, December 24th, aged 66 . Russell — On the 28th of December, at Woolston, Southampton, Mary Russell, late of Ringwood, aged ...
... works at Smetbwick. It is packed in cases, and weighs altogether 160 tons. The total cost of the train is about £10,000. Sir John Farley has forwarded to her Majesty a handsome album description of the train and a number of photographs of the interior and ...
... -tanne-parade, South- ampton, barry L. C. Russell, aged 18. GARLAND.— On the 2-th ult.. in Bedford-place, South- ampton. Rachael Garland, aged 77. STONK.— On the 28th nit, in Union-road, Southamp- ton, Arthur John Stone, aged 34. MEDWAY.— On the 31st ult ...
... Alfred Smith, 77 George McDougall, 44 , John Colling, 104 Charles Christopher Wood, 109 \ John Tolcher, 1.13 Frederick William Nieholls, . 55 Joseph Walter Gibbs, 59 Alexander Frederic , Gumey, 60 William Hailes, 46 John Corby, 140 Theodore Baker, 193 Alfred ...
... GUERNSE Y. ?? _. . And nlso to all the CHIEF TOWNS IN THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND For further particulars apply :— In Antwerp, to John P. Best and Co., 36 and 37. Place Verte. In Rotterdam, to Phs. Van Ommeren, or P.A. Van E. and Co. In Sonthampton. to DAWSON ...
... City superintendent, and Mr. S. E. Marsh, the Nine Films superintendent, will cccupy the vice-chair.. Dockmaster Killed.— Mr. John Hunter 8t6 _ the Kin -s Dock , Liverpool, died on Thursday from injuries received while assisting to dock a vessel, when a ...
... he has a distinguished career before him. A Loss to Chilwobth. — Mr. Smith, whose death is announced, is the father of Mr. John Smith, junr., of Avenue House, The Avanue, Southampton. From inquiries we have made we are led to believe the deceased will ...
... McKil- op, Mr. Archdale, Mr. A. Spicer, Colonel Welby, _r. Charming, Mr. Tritton, Sir Dixon Hartland,' ifr. Horniman, General Russell, and Colonel Jellor, all of whom arrived before nine. After hat hour the scene began to be a busy one. Mem- >ers arrived in ...
... Alderman Walton, J.P. (Deputy Chair- man of the Health Committee), Colonel Bance, D.L., J.P., Mr. Hopley (American Consul), Mr. John Dixon, J. P., Mr. H. Wilding, J.P., Dr. Bencraft, I J.P., Mr. Henry King, Dr. Harris, the Tcwn Clerk. and many members of the ...
... were 13 competitors, and scholarships were won by Mrs. Minnie Noyce, Stockbridge; Mrs. M Holmes, Stockbridge; and Mrs. E. Russell. King- somborne. The school reopened on the 15th of January, at Bransgore. in the New Forest. Thanks to the energy and initiative ...
... ■ Henry of Battenberg {and her Highness Princess ! Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein. Her Majesty on Monday morning saw Bugler John ' Dunn, Ist Battalion the Royal Dublin Fusiliers, and presented him with a silver-mounted bogle to re- place tbat lost by him ...
... the 14th of February, at St John's Church, Boscombe, Hugh T. Eastman, of Anerly, Surrey, to Florence Edith, second daughter of the late Captain John Symons, Royal Navy. Walker— Chute.— On the 14th of February, at St. John's. Oxford-square, London, Henry ...