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... now giving lesion. in ' Bedford. Ladies wishing to join the Clams. tan obtain furthar inks:gallon by applying to Mra. 3;, Cambridge Street, South flolgran., Loudon, B.W. F:4 EMASON. 26, Queen Street, Bedford, DEALER in Marine Store., Bottle. and Jan, any ...
... and occupation of the new hospital. It took 30 mouths in building, and was opined oa Wcincyday, Jame 21, by His Grace the Duke of Bedford, in the presence of a large and roprosontative assembly of the governors, subsoribers, sad don, to t the new building ...
... the Revs. A.Toseday. Llewellyn, J. T. Waddy, and A. Wilkinsoo, of • • • Lowestoft, in the pressoce of a large nottgregasi The Duke sad Denham of Bedford, who hays Lien. The bride, who was attire! in a dress of taken up residence at Meikloar Howe for the ...
... intended to follow the same course. TUB 01;SE DERELICT RIVER, Mr. Whitbread proposed that a_ special committee, conaieting of the Duke of Bedford. Lord Peel. Mr. Dymond. Mr. H. Chaundler. Mr. Charles Wells and the Chairman of the General Purposes Committee, ...
... Wedeeerlay afternoon. Hr. J. E. gad presided, 'append by Prof. W. Somerville, M.A., D.Sc., - Professor of Agriculture at Cambridge Balmily, who gore • lecture The les predawn& of Poor Pastore, 001. Josselyn, sad Messrs. Terrain Eve (hoe. secretary), J ...
... Bishop of Ely le esaooneed for Wednesday neat. Tee He►. A. Haig gredo.tod B.A. (3wl also Cleedoel Tripe) at Pembroke College, Cambridge, 1881, and N.A. 1893. He wee ordefaed &aeon In 1881 sad prieet 1883 ; was formerly ensate of Greyfeleze, Hraieg, 1881.3 ; ...
... Smart, 8 V.B. Bede I One-fifth of peony in the A is decidedly ' Regiment ,86 Lanoe.o3 1. A. Jones. S V.B mess life. I. • Cambridge _bankruptcy the Bed.. 43_0410fficial Receiver's clerk had, after minute :calculation, come to the conclusion that the !creditor ...
... Southey was a echo. let of Gosville and Carus College, Cambridge. graduating in mathematical honours in 1856. and taking M.A. degree in 1853. He was ordained in 18. W to the curacy of Thorney .thbey. Cambridge under the Rev. Joshua Cantley. Afterwards for two ...
... dee meat from that Duke of Bedford whom Junius Trilled. Lord John. afterwards Earl Burwell, twice Prime Minister, was my uncle; and I some Celtio blood in m veins ; which has materially affected my and life. My grandfather, the lath Duke of Bedford, was ...
... Special lIYMDS a an d d a q t u h en ms s w r e mreo n re nwdee delis s t r h ed choir, e by the Rev. C. Carr, of Ridley Hall, Cambridge. The decorations whkh won so much adrairation at the wedding on the previous day wereallcvred to remain in their entirety ...
... good one. Toy. New Cerscu Cuocz. This is now complete and going. It has coat .kllS—that is ,4:75 for the clock and for the Cambridge rhimes. These were not • tort of the original plan, but the Rector was asked to get the chimes at the mime time as the clock ...
... J. Wilson, B. Cole. the Rev. C. C. Ewbank, the Rev. Paul W. (Wyatt. and Lord 8. John; with the Clerk :Me. W. W. Marks). Ibe Duke of Bedford wrote to ask the Council to endue his absence as he was at present engaged on the Royal Commission on the Salmon ...