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... a purse of 226, the Mayor, the Sheriff (Councillor Bamford), wear- ?? their robes and chains, and the Town Clerk (Mr. H. Russell) in his robe, anlo also many members of the Council, as well as a very large body of the cttizens, assembled at the Guildball ...
... with a view of providing adequate equipment for the county forces about to go to the ?? 'Lord Lieu- tenant, Sir John Dorington, Mr. Russell J. Kerr, Colonel Chester Master, and Colonel Curtis Hayward were appointed a committee to collect subscrnptions ...
... the war, it may be noted that the Lord Chief Justice a h (Lord Russell of Kiliowen) proceeded to South- ampton this morming in order to bid farewvell to C his youngest .son, Lieutenant Russell, of the Royal h Artillery, who embarked to join the forces in ...
... an early hour on Tuesday morning the Andlem fire brigade were engaged at a serious outbreak of fire on the premises of Mr. John Dutton, of Bridgemere. It was first observed on Sunday nizht, when the Betles, Audlemn, and Nantwvich brigades were summoned ...
... and there was a good attendance. The Rev. W. M. Armistead conducted the devotional part of the gervice, and the Rev. F. Russell delivered the address from Psalm 32 verse 5. He said that was ‘ the occasion for confession of the past year's omiesions and ...
... ?? following fully- licensed houses were transferred: Swan With Two Necks. High Street, to Torn Bird; Barley eoro, Great Russell Strest. to William Brown; Brown Lion, Essex Street to Charles Brown; Eagle, Oozells Street, to WValter Lethbndge Cann; Bell ...
... Countess of Erroll. Madame Ella Russell had the honour of singing before the Queen and Royal Family. Sir Robert Collins arrived at Osborne, and hlad the honour of dining with her Majesty and the Royal Family. Vice-Admiral Sir John Fuller- ton, Rev. Clement ...
... wounding, on the 11th December, William Imber, detectiveinspector in the Coventry City Police Force. A case was heard in which John Lathbory, of Bed worth, appealed against a bastardy order of 5«. per week made against him October 27th last. —Vertue Wyatt ...
... Mr. Justice Manisty and a special jury. It was a wry long ease, and it was very hardly fought, on one side by Mr. Charles Russell, Q.C. (the present Lord Chief Justice), and on the other by 3ir Headings Gifford (the present Lord Chanellor). There was an ...
... 'Edward Alfred Smith, 77 George McDougall, 44 John Collins, 104 Cbarles Christopher Wood, 109 John Tolcher, 113 Frederick ?? Nicholls, 55 Josepli Walter Gibbs, 59 Alexander Frederic Gurney 60 W'iliam Hailes, 45 John Corby, 140 Theodore| Baker, 193 Alfred Joseph ...
... her. Mr. Asquith will be the guest of the Eighty and Russell Clubs at their joint dinner to be held atO2ford, on Satutdnv,-_Febrcarv 24. Mir. UWyndham, Under-Secretary for War, bas ap- pointed Mr. John C. Bailey to be his assistant private secretary unpaid ...
... e Lovell, I Fiv Was; . atehoue, es uinetseik;John. Green, West lirotwih: r t .1 Evas, ) WlvehamtenStreet, Dudley. h `I4DEP, DEMPSTEE, & CO. (BEAVER LINE). V R~~o YAL 1tAIn STEAMERS. L'lafPRPOOL to ST. JOHN. Fill. [oil' HIALIFAX). MOZOTEAi'LE, January ...