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... adjounied. and Mr. W. Menu not wishing to retain his meat. the Clerk was Distracted to arrange for another election for Pinnock and Hyde.—ln reference to the charge against S. M. Hcalev.the 31 satetthe Load Government Board wrote that they had had the matter ender ...
... G. Dunster, Row barton. F.rr—El,swoon.—Dec. 20, ar, the Cong relational Church, Chard, by license, by the Rev. F. T. Hyde, Mr. Charles Hallett to Mi>s Ellen Elswood, both of Ilminster. Suinkr—Webbei!. —Dec. 23, a» the Parish Churcti, Chard, the Rev. Robinscn ...
... G Hilton ; Francis stanley Geotge ©. Charles Gwinnell, Kir rederick W. Lloyd. Hewitt, Weaterleigh ; Chariton Siston ; Henry Charles Nelmes, Westbary Kirgs; James Stanley Reynolds, Tithing; Thomas Riddiford, Charles Chris. Kingstanley ; Taylor, Quedgeley; ...
... Birmingham to Miss M A Dnnster eldest the late Mr G Dunster Foswood— Dec 2B the Congregational Church Chard license the F T Hyde Mr Charles Hallett to Mies Ellen ood Ilminster Shiner— Webber -Dec 23 Church Chard the Rev Robinson Shiner to Edith Webber both of ...
... CHARLOTTE, woad daughter the late Admiral THOMAS GILL, R.N.. thin city. Doe. IS, Oforopthill. CHARLES TURNER (t Coupe' Bank). only see of the late Rev. Charles Turner. of Holt, Wilts, is the 17th year at his age.. MARY. wife of Sir EDWARD W. Dee. M. at ...
... information and advico free relative thtir painlcsc American and English systems dentistry op-to date. London address, 146, Road, Hyde Park. Eatabiished 50 11940 Coi;R4 a.'*ondbnts— WAWDSV ORTn.— We we ate unable to open these columns for the of •subject such ...
... Calthorpe, Admiral Egerton. Colonel F. Within, the Mayors of Lymington, . Andover. and Hyde, Mr. W. IV. Portal (vice-chairman of the County Council). Sir George Willis,. Sir Charles Seely (whose son was going out to South Africa), aud Lord shburton. Lord NORTIARR6OR ...
... on Friday, and death was supposed to be due to bronchitis. On Sunday morning William Woodland, • labourer, also died at t, (Hyde Path-road. He bad suffered from chronic rheumatism for four or aye years, and ou Thursday be was seined with influenza. He ...
... of Long Mutton, to Mary Jane, third daughter of Mr. C. Wan, of Fulham. HYDE —Marine —Jan. 1, at Andrew's, Stockwell. by the Rev. —. Brown, Harry Harold, youngest eon of J. T. Hyde, of Portland, Dorset, to Emily Oeorgina (Ivey). Bounient daughter of A ...
... ten £100 bank notes from p 'A Cornishman. tl The. mar.ufaoturers of felt, wool, and silk b hate at Denton, Sto6kport, and Hyde are c about to form a syndioate with the object of t monopolising the hat industry of England, r The capital will approach ...
... that Cap-ta Vernon Sandford (query Captains and Sandford) of Colonel Baden-l’owell’s staff killed the while Edward Cecil Charles Cavendish were wounded The prisoners state that the object of the sortie to capture the Boer cannon and that the British losses ...
... IPratiiii. Arscrentow. —Dee. ti, at 9, Charlotte-4m A. Bristol, Charles, second son of the late LteuL Charles Atkinson, of Lower Woodstord. aged G. Banoocx.—Dec. 19, at Axminoter, Joe Backnelt, aged 09. Basta.—Jan. t, at Weymouth, Lucy Beale (of 6, G ...