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... imposed. Mr S.muel Palmer, of Richmond Rouse, Shopriton, compiler of the index to the Times; who 0.,c1 on the 25th August last, aged eighty-ono tturx, whom estate hart bent yrJued at £1,456 t• 6.1 Appointed as escalators of his will his wife, Mrs. Agnes ...
... were the Rev. G. Rouse Lowden. Mr. J. T. Daley, Mr. F. J. Freestone, Mr. Leo H. Walker, Mr. J. Poole, the Rev. W. M. Farquhar, and Mr. W. L. M. Williams. When the Board met. the Rev. G. Roil* Lowden was elected chairman and ...
... extreme. Its contributors are men of high eminence. Dr. Alfred Russel Wallace and Dr. Guillemard have prerpd the two volumes on Australasia, Professor A. Keane, North Africa and South Africa, and Mr. Henry Garnett, Chief Geographer of the United States ...
... Bronkboret Spruit affair treachery or not? What excuse could be given for the murder in cold blood of Captain Elliott, Dr. Barbonr, Mr. Green, Mr. Bethell? Could any satisfactory answer be given to the raising of the white flag at Ingcgo, and to tbe infamous ...
... important books dealing chiefly with the antiseptic treatment of wounds. Mr Cheyne w»H bo accompanied by Mr. O. Cheadle, the Consulting Surgeon, and Mr. F. A. Hadley, also of the King College Hospital. food for tommy An interesting feature in connection ...
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... t, Portsea—oi which he was the owner.—Mr. G. H. King, who for the expiain thas the compiaint Was 290ut an unventilated drain, wack was in suc as to be 4 nuisauce and injurious to heuita.—ividence wes given by Dr. A. M. Uilicer of and Professor H. seuitary ...
... -olved to the tender ot Messrs. Hcbhert and Co. for £ll7 7s Kill lor coiistaimlary clothing. I( was resolved that Mr. 4’. \. Suuair. M.R.4’.V.5., lie appointed Cattle Inspectur for one year, con meic-jng 1-t Jan. next, at a salary £2l. uisin his agreeing ...
... killed, operated on severs! of the , . order; . . wounded while he was and Mr. Rhodes hopes to fill in the interven- The estimated cost of this tower, which will be built parried by Mr. G. Cheadle. i and Lord E. Cecil and Lord C. Cavendish-Bentieck consulted ...
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... _!i»wn, _7XTl^_ls&n), Sir W: D. King, Mr. C. G. Stuart-Menteth, Mr. J. Jeffreys, Mr. T. F. Kirbv, Mr. G. Judd, C.C., Mr. W. M. Harris, C.C., Colonel C. G. Heathcote, C.C., Mr. ...