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LORD AVEBURY’S EARLY CLOSING OF_ SHOPS BILL EVIDENCE BY COUNCILLOR J. E. NORMAN TW Srloet CommillM of tba Hoorn ..
... LORD AVEBURY’S EARLY CLOSING OF_ SHOPS BILL EVIDENCE BY COUNCILLOR J. E. NORMAN TW Srloet CommillM of tba Hoorn Lnrdr aa the qacoiioo th* eorly eloaioe of ohofo noo day id the week met again no Friday loot waok. Lord Archory proaidiog. A larva oombor ...
Tea DIIIILICAND tea STUD►VIE
... hess of Cornwall entered, the occupants of the galleries cheered as only under graduates can. Two lady graduates, the Mimes Morris and Trail, presented bouquet,' to the Duchess and Countess, and then, aunt a renewed outburst of jubilation, the Mice, wearing ...
News Ise grist
... ohairraanship caused through Laird% The Is announced at Croydon of Mr. A. Morris, who for 40 was dark to I B4hton Board d Quardiaaa from which poet be reUred four years ago. Mr. Morris, who wais great authority on Pau Law. was 83 psici of op. The Sunderland ...
REMAINED AN ENGLISHMAN
... title of Lord Glentana, as he was in Englishman.—This concluded the evidence, and the case was adjourned until the Sessions. -■ - i- • ■ LAAGER SEIZED. LARGE HALLS OF BOERS AND AMMUNITION. The War Office has issued the following despatches:— From Lord Kitchener ...
A WIDOW'S MOURNING
... Morn 2nd. and departed this life April 21st. Aged BO year.. sad was interred at ecoserty Bridge Cogeetim April Bath, The Lord The Lord bath takes away. Pr, Neet Estate, With the Faotily's tied regards. Pri.oner, who pleaded guilty. and said bad company ...
EXETER WESLEYAN DISTRICT
... -The Rev. T. Wheatly, of Torquay, was unanimously elected secretary, and Rev Morris, of Exmouth,appomted assistant-secretary All the members the Synod were except Revs' Lord, J. B. Alexander, G. P. Summerhays S White, W. Winter J. Little, and A. J. Lyle/all ...
The Earl of Cardigan was 29 years old on Tue day. The Bishop of Newcastle took his seat for t
... to the Lord Ch learced Judge has leen in bml health formml lime. The Lord Justice was Solicitordlenersi in 1892, and Attorney lihneral in 1894, in which .Y lin was raised to the Hunch iu the Uuurt ui Appeal. eat Writ in 1834. On M•niley Lord Justice ...
COMMONERS. REPORT OF THE COII3IIITEE
... belong to us? The ; ; tbsy belong to the lads d all a prver thnugbt (0- Um maw. Mr. VutzAwar : How away lords of tbs eft 'rho There are eleven lords of II they to the ueigiaal gnats to the ; couunourr they world God tbe land granted for certain sums of ...
TUESDAY
... E. J-nkin) presided. The Rev. T. Wheatley was unanimously re-elected s ...
THE WESTON SUPER MARE GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29. 1901,
... o*«i . . A Ro«>»U .. Morris c Ksltoy Blrks 14 R Porkor Coekafay W Cook-lev .. 7« OB Hows Phlppeo b W Morton hW.lttbaw .. » .. |7 J Bclliaoar oot oot .. • H*modors C A Porter e CaakAay A Barry Porkor Porker > AM oot hot J Keltoy at Morris A Porkor Porker ...
THE SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY IN AUSTRALIA
... t»o landed in marching order, ana, headed several bands, marched to the permanent forces barrack*, where were inspected by Lord Hopetonp. the newly-appointed Governor to Federated Australia. I forgot to mention that the native contingent from India. und«r ...