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... would be charged upon £24,270. On the proposition of Mr. Longley, seconded by Mr. Hayes, it was decided to raise no objection to the new assessment. At the suggestion of Mr. Plummer, Mr. Longley proposed, Mr. Beesley seconded, and it was agreed, that the ...
... Wakeford, Mrs. Ross, Lady Gordon and the Misses Gordon, Mrs. Waller Stevens, Mrs. Gravely, Mrs. Dunlop, Miss Taylor, Miss Longley and Mrs. Chaplin. Music followed, the various items being interspersed with short addresses by the Rev. W. Wakeford, the Rev ...
... Cuicbeater, duriuß the progress funeral service on Wednesday, canaing on amount of alarm. It was promptly ejected. Mr. T. J. Longley, of Chcesworth, Horsham, wfco till recently carried on businesi of a timber merchant in London, bos joined the Middlesex Yeomanry ...
... Mann, and referred to his succeeding, in the occupation of More House, old friend of the Surrey Staghounds— Mr. Charles Longley. The speaker further alluded to the interesting fact that Mr. R. Mann, a son of their host, had joined the Imperial Yeomanry ...
... R. Clarke, Mr. A. Dansham, Mr. 8. A. Mortlock, Mr. W. C. Renshaw, Mr. E. Wangb, Mr. L. Weedon, Mr. W. C. Lloyd and Mr. C. Longley; Committee, Dr. Griffith, Rev. T. G. Wyatt, Messrs. Woodlands, Whinney, G. Austen, J. Daws, C. R. Draper, H. Finch, F. C. ...
... Turner, Miss Annie Turner, Mrs. Hibberd, Miss Elizabeth Turner (daughters), Mr. George Longley (son-in-law), Mr. George Longley, Jun., Mr. Ernest Ixmgley, slr. James Longley (grandsons), Miss Ellen Turner, Mrs. Barsted (granddaughters), Mr. Barsted, Mr. William ...
... of the FINANCE COMMITTEE, wbtoh met on January 291 b, the following being sresen5 resent;—Mr. Plummer (in the chair), Mr. Longley, Ir. Chandler and Mr. Beeny. Treasurer's Balance. The Clerk reported that the balance in the hands of the Treasurer was 3s ...
... of the above Committee on January Bth there were present Mr. Bannister (Chairman). Mr. Plummer, Mr. Finch, Mr. Beenv, Mr. Longley. Mr. Evans, Mr. Chandler, Mr. Brown, Mr. White, Mr. Pannett and Mr. Jerred. ...
... were present Mr. T. Bannister, J.P. (in the chair), Messrs. F. H. Bceny, J. Brown, C. W. Chandler, J. Finch, S. Jerred, R. Longley, A. R. Pannett, H. Plummer and T. White, with Mr. E. Waugh (Clerk) and Mr. L. (Surveyor). On the proposition Mr. Pannett, ...
... d Dcnsbam, A 10 5 0 K.B 5 Sturdy, .. 10 0 0 Knigbt, W. Wyatt, Rev. T. O. 10 0 0 Lascelles, P. P. .„ 50 Kaiiuistor, T. GOO Longley. H., Jun. o Bradford, J 5 0 Norton, J 5 Finch, Jesse Ogilvie, B. M. 0 Kleinwort, A. D 5 0 Peirce, 8 0 Parker, F. D. 6 ...
... summoned to 14, attended 5; Mr. W. 11. Campion, Mr. O. C. Hawes {Lindtield), 41—32; Major Lister (Cuckfisld Rural). —62; Mr. C. Longley (Wivelefield). 40—20; Major Maberly, 61—46; Mr. 8. T. Maynard (Barges* Hill), —2O; Mr. A. Weekes (Harstpierpoiot), 62—62 The ...
... “recommendation 1 came from Finance Committee at which there were only two present, viz , Messrs. Plummer and Economist” Longley, while I further note that these t members moved and seconded the adoption their own recommendation. No wonder some members ...