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... Several changes occurred the Metropolitan Bench. Sir John Bridge retired from the position Chief Magistrate, and Sir John Vaughan ■lnn brought his long magisterial career at Bowstreet to close. Sir John Bridge waa succeeded in the office of Chief Magistrate ...
... Matthew Clark and Sons Messrs. Frank Bailey and Co Anonymous Messi ...
... are so numerous that is unablo to answer them separately, but she feels very deeply the universal sympathy shown to he.r. Sir John and Lady Evans left London yesterday tour in Italy and Sicily and expect to absent from England until the last week in March ...
... Regiment (Sierra Leone); Capt. Frederick Montgomeri Carleton, Royal Lancaster Regiment (Sierra Leone); Lieut. Horatio Douglas Russell, West India Regiment (Sierra Leone); Capt. H. G. Ferguson, 4th (Militia) Battalion Norfolk Regiment (Sierra Leone); Lieut ...
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... early occasion to make public retractation of the remarks question?” ■ Hainton Hall, Lincoln, February 3, 1900. Messrs. C. Russell and Co., 37, Norfolk-strect, London. Gentlemen, —In reply to the two questions con. tained in your letter of. February 1, ...
... that Mr. Raymond Asquith (BaUiol) vni also one the principal speakers, responding in a humorous vein to the toast of the Russell Club, which is president. The Socialist meed was defended by .one it* chief exponents Thursday the union debate, when Mr. ...
... THE LIHRKRt TABLE. M. E. Jeff’s Diabt. Sir M. E. Grant DoS ha* published, Mr. John Murray, tiro more relumes ‘Notes from Diary,” the years 1887 and 1888. so doing he h«e added to the amount of obhcation which most be felt by all who peruaed earlier volume* ...
... before long, either this House or another place.” The solicitors’ branch of the legal profession has lost its * Father. Mr. John MourUyan, who died Paris few days ago at the «ge of 01, was admitted solicitor in 1827—ten yean before the Queen ascended the ...
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