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... pre. sent Mr. W. Carrington Smith, who presided; the Rev. G. S. de Sausmirez, Mr. W. J, Amherst, Mr. W. Eydmann, Mr. T. H. Morrie, Mr. S. Jennings, Mr. C. BuckmasUr, Mr. J. Blink, Mr. G. H. Fisk, Mr. Thorn. and Mr. C. W. Green; wtth Dr. Thornton, Dr. Rudd ...
... BULLER'S PROGRESS. JACK’S RATIONS. SUCCESSFUL MARCHING INIIm I DIFFICULT COUNTRY. RO g One of the last acts of the retiring First Lord of the Admiralty was certainly one of the best. If the intention is carried to a logical conclusion it will be vastly appracisted ...
... red Cbewton Victor, whilst second honours were awarded to I Lord Rothschild's Magna Charts. Jersey bulls were I a particularly strong class of 28, Colonel Hankey winning with Tweedleduin, and Lord Rothschild once more elperieneing the vexation of running ...
... Vissonot • very of it and lowered the Liborai majority coosidestably. Lord cunnu•ly disided on political Rio father. Earl Carbide, is • straw his mother is • was* and Radical. Whilst Lord Warpath 'landing •• Unionist for • broths, and brother inlay doing ...
... and Lord Rothchild's red polls, Rosebush, Hastoe Butterscotch, and Fly, coming second. The bull classes were quite firsi-rate, Mr. G. F. King securing first in the shorthorns with the red Chewton Victor, whilst second honours were awarded to Lord Rothschild’s ...
... Samuel. Isaac (usually known as Isaac Samuel Morris), and Samuel. William (usually known in Derby and Belper as William Morris, and usually known in Hull and elsewhere as William Samuel) (trading as I. and W. Morris). 63, East- street. Derby, and High-street ...
... Hon. llrs. Mostyn, Mrs. George Banbury and Miss Banbury, Miss Blewitt, Mrs. Lord, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Raalte, Mrs. Erskine, Mrs. Coope, Lord Charles Osborne, Mrs. Morris, Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Whateley, Mrs. Anderson, Miss Ward, Mr. P. Poliitt (of ...
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... Huuntly. Lord and Lady Esme, baving only a dsugh. ter, Lord Huutly's youngest and last sur viving brother, ** Graunie Gordon, now bs. comes heir-presumpiive. The family is not yet out of mourning for Lady Granville, who died so suddenly last May. Lord Esme ...