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... DMARY JOTTINGS. A GROUP OiF STORIES. r Mr. John -Murray bas just published, in two volumaes, a collecchnl of chatty ' Notes from a r' Diary, 188G-1RS8, _by the Right Ron. Sir riloutitotuart E. (,!rant Dff G.O.S.I. Since Fe'bruary, 1897, whlea the Iirst ...
... -hone. tl 3 a S| :ornr PAss. -Alice Eva Pether, Malcolm John n ` Holloway. d 20 ITRTRntiiDIA2'i Hloseouns. - Frederick Thoras g ,ro Welch (violin). r tl INTIIr.TiDrtATX Pkss.-Beatrice Sarah A. Russel], lI it Lilian Elaine Loving, Frances Hilda Callaway, ...
... cistei of the celebrated Rev. John Howe. Sae died at Portsmouth in May, 1675, leaving _two ions atnd a. daughlter. The second son, : iliamilicks, ?? iCLard, Wiltshiie. John ?? married sreondlv, Elizabeth, daughter of John . d.icot', of Portsmouth, Maltster ...
... Mayorlty. t- 1675-S&ptewhber 29th. St. John Steventon elected I Manor. He was Clerk of the Check at the Dockyard. 1G76-AuguLst 2n. The first recorded Noncon- formedlst baptismi at Portsmouth was solemnised . this day by John Hickes. 1676-Septeinber 29th. Samuel ...
... Portsmouth £5,189, Woolwlich £23,414, Deptford £' 2,247. Writing on June 2nd, 1634, to the Secre- tu;ry to thl Admiralty, John GooIdw-in, the u: Clerk of the King's ships at Portsmouth. Inc entreats him to move the Lords about o( their minister, for ...
... play t is Diwersions of thse sanctum. 'he Is6 ina e Writiug iu Gooed Tioaids, on The Diversiois of usefn e an Editor, ilr. John Peudlcton tells some good are I d stories. A well-known jonrnalist, now in Lon- fortal - don, applied-a few years ago, he says ...