... mIiTT ARY Seilern, wife Count Charles Seilern, died on Sunday morning, after a short illness, at Frensham Place, Farnham, General Sir A. L. Fremantle, Inte Governor and the Soudan in 1684-85, on Tuesday Cowes. He was born Sheridan, 17th Lancers, who was ...

... excessive g = gl T e T 3 e ven a an architect, said ho had timed the defendant_from the witness’s place to the lodge at Frensham Place fhe fintence belng balto il ) oot e T B e the journey in one minute, giving & o 8 | mhonr.—‘f’ho Bench said bg:h Ccases ...

... (flagship of Bear-Admiral Schmidt), Karl, Amaaone, Ariadne, Medusa, Arcona, and the despatch vessels and Mr. C. A. Pearson, of Frensham Place, near Farnham, has written to the Farnhazn Urban District Council offering to defray the cost of treating the main roaa ...

... MOTOR-CAR. At the Petty Sessions at Farnham, on Thursday the 19th inst., Count Seilern, an Austrian nobleman, residing at Frensham Place, Surrey, was summoned for furiously driving his motor-car on August 3rd and 4th between Farnham and Frensham.*Mr. S. Fleming ...

... for a long stay for the benefit of his eyesight, which we regret to learn is in a serious 4tate. His country residence, Frensham Place, Farnham, has been let for a term of two years. Mr. W. W. Ashley, the Unionist member for Blackpool. who was one of the ...

... that which hed led wife of Count Charles of science or of ci: Zeilern, died oa Sanday morning, after a short linese, at Frensham Place, Farnham, moral and of the General Sir A. L. Fremantle, Inte Governor —at all times the in which either and the Soudan ...

... amateur section Mr. lid. iarrow was a notable winner. There was magnificent display cut blooms, and here Mr. Cyrus Moore, of Frensham Place, j [Mr. . Garton, oi Sarisbury Court. Lord Xorthcliffe, and Mr. Mortimer (isle, ! Twyfopd, wore the most prominent prize ...

... The judges were: Horticultural sections Messrs. F. J. Rose. Townhill Park Gardcns, Southampton, and Mr. S. G. Salmon, Frensham Place, Farnhain: honey. Mr. H. P. Young. Alton: borne industries, Mrs. Beaty- Pownall, Mrs. W. Bradley Trimmer, Mrs. H. Currer ...

... eldeet son of the Rev. Henry A. lip•comb, Steyning, to Nora (Panay), youngest don ;titer ot Cyril Arthur Pearson, of Frensham Place, Earn ham, Surrey. LONOHCRST—WHIT7..—On April 18th, kt the Pariah Church, Aahteail, by the C. T Wickham. M.A., ot Twyford ...

... Martin (hon. secreuri). The judges for the vegetables, ete., were Mr, J. Bowerman, Southcote Manor, M#' ; Mr. C. Moore, Frensham Place; and Mr. W, Neville, Cornstiles, Twyford, For the decorative classes they were KR.MW‘..G. Nichollg::, iadw:s J 3 honey ...

... Turkey. He with brief allusion the Irish Question. Viscount on Wednesday night a Unionist mass meeting the grounds of Frensham Place, Surrey. to the visit of Mr. Lloyd-Gcorgo to Berlin to study the German old age pension scheme, said It was rather late ...

... ttifyiug resse in the single kauded and classes. Splendid groups of were shown by Mr. C. Moore, gardener Mr. C. A. Pennon, of Frensham Place, and Mr. C. Edwards, gardener to Mr. C. E. Charriugtoo. Frensham Hill, and some floe gruupe, not for competition, were ...