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... Reade, ('.M.S., Colonel Sir Johnstone Wallace, Colonel Sir Thomas Oliver. Colonel Joseph Reed, Mr. George Renwick, M.P., Mr. Grattan Doyle. 11. P., - Major Harry Barnes, Nt.P., Sir George Lunn, and Mr. ,1. F. Shillaker. Superintendent. Inspector, Ministry ...
... Ist, aged N ears, habella, dearly heicood wife of John Milan. internent All Sainte Cemetery, Wedmomith: lift 9 p.m. All Mande kindly invited 16LACM.-11adm Ekren. Tantotne 4th lost— aged 95. Margaret Arm, beloved daughter of Heerr and Ann Black. Intermit ...
... presenipt inns at the Shimote NOTES. Picture Hall, drat house. on Timidity night to teas followtng -2h rat. W. D.X.011. ilth N.V. I John Perris. 29. imaman, native at 0 Cries hared. Hateslietid. '4 beret, Nat Australia, ea. onmtnitted to prison for 11 ' Houston ...
... charge of the cause at Stanhope; and Rev. George K. Griee at St. John's Chapel, Weardak. Rev. G. B. Glover, superintendent at Crook, becomes a supernumerary, and will he succeeded by Rev. John Phillips, from Wevi month. At Bishop Auckland, Rev. J. Jeremy ...
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... read correspondence with t h e Chanty Ctm- 1 misaionera and the Central Board of Brltiso Red Cross Society mad the Order of John. me Central Board of the latter v:misty intimated that a grant of CI,OOO would be mule towards a oottape hospital schisms, ...
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... approsch to Westminster to the narrow and tortuous hang Street. It wee without historical or personal areociations. except that Grattan occupied No. 14 for a short period in the early days of the %tient century. •• • • THE MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. Members have ...
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