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... Walter Thorburn, Esq., M.P. Thomas Lauder Brunton, Est]., M.D., F.R.S. •Tames Balfour Paul, Emj., Lyon King of Arms. G. D. de Courcy Perry, Est]., ?? her Majesty's Consul-General at Antwerp. George Dalhousie Ramsay, Esq., C.B. Thomas Tacon, Esq. The Hon. W ...
... Mr. Schench, Mrs. A. Schnei e,l J Scudamore, Mr. James Smith, apt. and Mrs. Banks Sykes Mr. B. Tagg, Miss C. F. Thomas. Mr. F. W. Thomas Chan Toon, MnC. E. P. Vans Agnew, Mr. D. A. L. l sh, y . Walker, Major J. T. Walker, Miss M. B. Welsh, Lieut. L. ...
... the son of a Scotch baronet, and was for many years a War Office official, being thirty years Director of Army Clothing. Mr. Thomas Henry Macon is a brewer at Eye, who has played an active part in the local public life of Eye and Suffolk. Captain Abney ...
... Edward H. Bonbray. Thomas Jao! - • son, Gordon C. Fraser, Norman C. Palmer, Herbert G. Smith, Henry F. Oliver. Herbert J. 0. Millar, Ernest E. Lacy, dated Dee. 31. 1893; Cecil F. Ampler, Ormond de B. Brook, Arthur J. Ifeunikcr-Hughan, Thomas D. L. Sheppard ...
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... C.D. Mr. George Daihonsie Ramsay was formerly a ):!'(:miueul official at the War Office, but retired in 1832, Thomas Tacon, Esq. Mr. Thomas Henry Tacon, of Red House, Eye, was born at Eye in 1238, and fur mauny years carried on a successful brewery there ...
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... Thorbuarn. Ebq., !d.P. u~ Thomas Leader Bruunoa, Esq., X.P. F.R.S. h James Balfour Pia!l, Ftq., Lyon Wiap of Arms G. D. de Corcy Perry, Dsas., ?? Her d Majen ?? Cou.-Goneral at Antwerp. A George ualbousi xmnqy, Eu4., Cs. d Thomas Tco. Eoq. Hou. W. Macphision ...
... Walter Thorburn, Esq., M.P. Thomas Lauder Brunton, Esq., M.D., F.R.S. James Balfour Paul, Esq., Lyon King of Arms. G. D. de Courcy Perry, Esq., ?? her Majesty's Consul General at Antwerp. George Dalhousie Ramsay, Esq., C.B. Thomas Tacon, Esq. Hon. W. Macpherson ...
... bpencer Maryon Wilson, £50; and Lord Stanhope, Mr. Laurence' Hardy, M.P., Mr. H. H. Marks, M.P., M ?? y. Watney, Captain Vallance, Mr. ?? J. Barrow, Mr, R. J. Balston, Sir Marcus &au.uel, and Mr. Thomas Bevan, £*_03 each. About 60 members *.i the Royal Clou ...
... expatiation% of the more pedantic of insular ITIP T s i lt :Cr economists upon the ruinous effects of conscrip- I Mr. Laurceee Hardy, 'M.P., Mr. H. Marrs, Con are not the whole story. This must at least M.P., Mr. Norman Watney, Captain Valiance,. be said—and ...