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... less than otiginally miked.—John at Northampton Town Hall. 10 (Wednesday).—H. B. Stafford, J.P., Bedford, died, aged SO. 11.—William Inskip. General Secretory of the Shoe Operative.' tai(III, died at Leicester, aged 47.—John Hill Gough. Revising Harriett ...
... in the 'Teeing:— Henry Lyford Martin. Ludlow, Salop. Alfred Sweden, Woolwich. Kent. Maxwell Mahon. Kingston, Surrey. John Steer Russell. Brooklet. Arthur Frederick Bishop, Dorking, Surrey. William Attie, Weedon. Eh Kiaghent, Tring, Bucks. on Harris. Olney ...
... that her husband had gone to the front. a matter of fact, she had bidden him good-bye but an hour or two before.— “M.A.P.” Sir John Lubbock, one of the new peers, is related to Mr. S. Buxton. M.P., who formerly represented Peterborough, and he has long been ...
... Northants Conservative Association); Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Butterworth, Corby; Captain Pearson, Stoke Albany; Messrs. G. A. Russell, Shire Lodge; J. Smith, Stoke Park; T. Sims, H. Lamb, C. W. Stringer, Kettering; R. Davidson, Thrapston; A. G. Wills and W ...
... Martin, Ludlow, Salop. Alfred Saunders, Woolwich, Kent. Maxwell Mahon, Kingston, Surrey. John Stear Russell, Brackley. Arthur Frederick Bishop, Dorking, Surrey. John William Allin, Weedon. Joseph Kingham, Tring, Bucks. Gordon Harris, Olney, Bucks. Lionel ...
... e : the chapel windows at blown in. February.?Jane Walker, aged 56, 33 inches height, died at *Winslow. March 2. Francis Russell, Duke of Bedford, died, aged 36. He was a good speaker and was noted for his great services to agriculture. April 9.?The Hon ...
... SpaldingA History of the Amidst sad Present State of the Navigation of the Port of layea and of Cambridge with maps of the by Co John 1795 J. Mr. G. C. Caster, 7,l9arket-plaos—Knoraved from a map dated 1975, to show the positon of the old gallows at Peterborough ...
... Mr. T. Oldham and Mr. 11. Moutgoniery, and the general company included Mr. H. A. Norris, !dr. 11. Salmon, Mr. W. Brice, Mr. John Nickel:nu Mr. E. Elley. Mr. 8. Jacob, Mr. C oley , Mr. F. Wallin, Mr. W. Mayo. Mr. J. Dr. Quin. Mr. J. Whitlock. Mr. J. .1 ...
... some of the money I had firs the boxes. I went is with Jim Woodward, and he broke open the cupboard?' Woodwar d said that Russell had • screw driver and on screwed one ore., and they then pulled the padlock of. Ile opened one, end bad 5d.; Rawl' another ...
... 'jlt'red Wilson, the Baptist Church, who conducted the service, taking for is test part of the 35th verse of the 9tb Chapter of John, “Dost thou believe on the Son of God.” During the service the beautiful solo, “Jerusalem,” was effectively rendered by Miss ...
... d, Henry Mobbs, J.P., aged 89. flowers, request. Russell.—January 13th, Stirch House, Byfield, Elizabeth, widow of the late William Bland Russell, aged years. Trasler.—Jan. 18th, Kingsthorpe, Mr. John Trasler, aged 79. Abrams.—Jan. 10, at Rothwell, Eliza ...
... Pickering, E. Price, W. Paton. C. Reynolds, E. Reynolds. H. Reynolds, F. T. Pixon, J. Roberts. A. Rogers, F. Russell, J. Russell, F. H. Russell, A. Saunders, F. Saxby, G. Simmonds, C. Slarke, A. Smith, G. Spencer, G. Sykes, J. Stokell, A. Suttou, H. Tennant ...