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... Lnnoen, and 10th hussars. Chattibld.—On the 15th April, Brailn, Boeoombe. Col. Charles Kyrle Chatfield, late Commaadiag 51st Light Infantry. Childs —Ob the April, Jacklyn’s-rond, Alresford, William Childs, sged 81. Croft. —> the 14tb April, Hartley Lewie Croft ...
... quietly in June, between Dr. Elliot IlevcrW Bird, of 40, Elm-grove, Southsea. only son rtf Captain Beverley Bird, late 51st Light Infantry and the Hon. Gladys Rice, eldest daughter of Dynevor. A marriage has been arranged between George Brook Knight, of ...
... Rear-Admiral A. W. GUlett, Waltham Home, West Cowea. A marriage baa been arranged between Ur. Henry Arden Frankljn, Dor him Light Infantry, only of the late Ur. 11. W. Franklyn and Mra. Franklyn, of Shed field Lodge, and Geraldine, daughter of tbo Bishop of ...
... (Lancashire Fusiliers). (Royal Welsh Fusiliers). 25th (King’s Own Scottish Borderers). 37th (Hampshire), and 51st (King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry). They were formed up in two hues, with the 12th, 23rd, and 57th in the first lino under Colonel Pole, the ...
... Winchester, Harriet Martin, MounseY-HeVSHAM.—On July 14th, at Bournemouth, Robert Cecil, late Captain 85th King's Shropshire Light Infantry, second son G. W. Mouiisey Mcyshara. of Castletown, Carlisle. • OLIVER.—At 18, Bedford Place, Basingstoke, Jane, widow ...
... October 15th; Rifleman Mansfield (4th King’s Rißos), to October 15th; Corporal Rundle (4th Com- Siny Royal Engineers), October 51st, and unner Cummings (54th Company, Royal Garrison Artillery, Portsmouth), sine die. The Football Association Cop.—Tbe final ...
... Bely Commnmon-- 8.0 a,m. and at noon. [in II a.*n.—Matine. and Benedlctua—Smart Holy Oomnaonkrn. ** Artec. Rhine, for tby light is come'* (Elrey), ISSB. Service— Smart r. Hymn 79. 9.18 p.m.—Litany. Hymn 78^ pja.—Ereneong—Magnifi cat and None Dimitlie— ...
... of him [bear, bear] He believed that more light there was thrown their Trade the more likely they should be to receive just treatment the hands of those who had the ordering of it, and Mr. Brickwood shed light on the whole of their business in the conferences ...
... Canon Martin, the Rev. J. Gordon Crowdy, Mr. Spencer Portal, and Messrs. J. Belleoger. C. Bunch, W. Henning, C. F. Hunt, W. Light, Powell. S. Stevens, T. Doswell, A, J. Johnson, F. Dorey, J. W. Elkins, G. Payne, F. Chapman, G. Brown, and G. Gamble. Thirty-eight ...