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... aunual report submitted by Mr, H, G. Grattan (hon. seo. and treasurer) was of a satisfactory character, showing a balancein hand. Captain Guest was re-slected president ; Mr. A. K. Hart, chairman of committee; Mr. Grattan, treasurer ; Mr. A. B. Clibbett, ...
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... Eleuek and Mr. W. Hayden. DOCTOR'S ERROR OF JUDGMENT. lhat it was a serious error of judgment •, his part was the explanation of John piehanan, Doctor ot skience. of California. ~n holiday in Bournemouth. who sumawned for driving a motor-car in a danger,. manner ...
... Percy-Browne Bed, from Mrs. Percy-Browne; The • Portman Bed, from Viscount Portman; The Carr- Glyn Bed. from General John Carr-Glyn and Captain Carr-Glyn The Gaunt'a House Bed, from Sir Richard Glyn ; The Scott-Williams' Bed, from Major M ...
... Casse.—A field day, in which 30,000 troops of all arms belonging to the Regular!. Militia, and Volunteers were engaged, took place on Monday near Aldershot. The heat was intense. The men were under arms for eight hours, and on the march home large numbers ...
... Mogen. Aware. L. Poem moo., h. W. M.w Jounre llontoe -b, rhea moedelle the Vim of OA John'. F. E. Corinth) «wow appeal for support tea behalf of the mthrtotion. the St. John's Mamma Hoed.. wheel. he wane to mom widely known and tut/owed. As dill Easter irate/ ...
... half eagerly the child goes up and receives his or her present. Others follow, and sometimes a nurse has to carry one in her arms, but no one is forgotten. Soon, alter the sack has been emptied, Father Christmas bids farewell for another year, but he is ...
... by the *‘Lancet,’’ * Medical Times,” ¢ Hospital Gazette,” &0., &o. / To be obtained from ‘ JOHN F. HODGES and SONS, High Fast-street, Dorchester, Messrs, JOHN GROVES and SONS, ILtd 81, CHOMAS-STRERT, WEYMOUTH, [2149 H R. PRATT, 23, 81, THOMAS-STREET, ...
... bees appointed Archdeacon of Cardigan. The Carib, and Western Mail of Tuesday has the following reopen Mg the app,intment : The Rev. Prebendary ifftWams. vicar of Holy Trinity, Aberyst with, has been male Archdeacon of Cardigan in the Waco of the late Hey ...
... son, John. There Was also 4o ha g‘:?‘_i‘:fi William. Mr, Richards had a brother, JAUISE. Sy o ytanck £ - also had been a London merchant. He DOETE ¢ his peate West Knighton, an adjoiningMparifih' “m mtb'w*” The residence of our Diarist, Mr, John B H :' ...
... preside' over by the Rev. J. H. B. Harm& and at sight by Counadlor Rural. a the absence of the Be.. F. E. Corytna, Mae of St. John's. TAR Eaer.—Alderman J. Mew Beale. of Bosniamouth, delivered a lecture at the Weieyan Church cm Websesday availing on Impressions ...