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... Harbour Trustees, held at the Royal Pavilion under the chairmanship el Dr Fuller. The other members present were Alderman Sir John Blakey, /dr B. Bum, Ifr J. Bllman Brown, Mr Z.& Hanamorth, Mr W. Z. Hill, Mr F. Howse, Mr K. H. Penury, Kr F. Smiles Smith ...
... Miss Smart. Mr John Mascot, Mir Deakin, Mr and Mrs Julian, Rev and Mn Owen Jost, Mr A. Davies Albin, Fraulten Hof, Mr Jones, Mr Wale. wright, Mr Roderick and two friends, Mfg Kit Captain Low, Mr Edmund Willerbighouse, Mr Pickett, Mr John Hanalei, Mr Craig ...
... 14 Lower Bock girder; Mrs Townsend, 23 Lower Rook garden Mrs J. Trovelyan, child and nurse, 28 Black Lion Mr street and lire John Tal7. 7476 Mak strait Mr and Mrs Thanes and family, 4 Waterloo Asset Mr and Mrs Tibbs, 20 Waterloo street Mr and Mrs Taylor ...
... Ship Hotel The Mari:Mamma of Ailesbury, Cambridge Hoses. 111=1 square Pktlio, Cleveland Hoare Sir Cecil Trevor, Grand Hot Sir John Baker, M.P., Norfolk Hotel Sir Edward and Lady Bradford, H a rtford Hotel Ann* Lady Sealle. 801 Hay Hi Lads ju t i mi g ...
... Cunliffe married in 1855 Lcetitia, third daughter of the late Venerable John Williams, Archdeacon of Cardigan, who predeceased him. He was a Deputy Lieutenant for the County of Cardigan. Sous people have no veneration for good intentions. The new Licensing ...
... Ray, Phyllis Blair, Hilda Jacobsen, and Irene Verona; Messrs George Groesmith, jun., Fred Wright, jun., L. Mackinder, Harry Grattan. Robert Nainby, A. Hatherton, G. Gregory. H. Taylor, H. Lewis, and Edmund Payne. STRAND THEATRE. THIS EVENING. at 8, A CHINESE ...
... the 16th inst., prisoner took them and made off with them. John Cooper, the shopman, saw him, however, and after following him for some time came up with him as he was entering the Druid's Arms, Ditchling Road. Here Cooper necneed the prisoner of stealing ...
... N. C. Wardle, Mr Milord P. Miss Freda Me 'and Mrs R. D. gasser John N_, Mr A. radials. Mr and re a. D o dphiss, Mr and Mn H. linspeasi. tisk Mr and Mrs Oriabooli. Miss Grissbach. Mr John E. Faire„ the Rev C. M. (lane, Mr and Mrs N. D. Crampton, Miss F ...
... woo, Bruits ad Sulk Cud Itallny - LONDON THEATRES AND AMUSEMENTS. Arm Train Owe Wise is Yisloga : $4ll-3133 1.3 '34.8 *1 1.2 1.2 &IL &JR ILIA. Ws. pja. r,.. J.L 9.40 1. 1..2 2. SIAS L S 1. - 411 ay. IL 7IL 16 12.33 1.47 2.23 S. 37 b. 6 4.30 6.46 Day Ticksi ...
... Thirty Years Ago. --- On the Ist August, at Bt. Pater's Church. Brton, by tine Raw Amon Augustus Morgan. M.A., Vicar of It. John's, Alice, third daughter at Mr E.P. Telmer, of Bright* to Mr George 'Upton, of Mauston. near Chichester. Oa the Lt Angest ...
... are familiar with the heavy gold bangle which adorns his right wrist. Ttie German Emperor also wears gold bracelets on either arm. But the most singular ornaments worn by a Royal personage are the two rings which the Duke of Orleans wears on either little ...
... Miss A bbot 3 Road. n Mr. Adams, 21, Devonshire Placa. Mr. Ayres, U, Bedford Place. Mr. H. Adams, 91, Devonshire Plano Madame Arms, 37, Bedford figura Mr. sad Mrs. Adm., 16, Dwelt Gardsas. Master Ades= 'l6, Dwelt Giardina. Misl ai lf&Yara , 30, loardowas ...