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... the Pure Beer Bill. He was reminded in connection with the latter subject of that famous judge and great wit, the late Lord Morris, which he was trving a case in which gentleman claimed in respect of a secret process for manufacturing soda water. At the ...
... ENGINEERS. For duty.—Captain F. J. Widgery, Sergt. Densliam, Corpl. Harper, Bugler Rattenbury. Wednesday.—Morris Tube competition 7.30 p.m. Friday.—Morris Tube competition 7,30 p.m. Notice.—The first Squad of recruits has now been formed. Smart young men desirous ...
... DESPATCH FROM LORD KITCHENER CAPTURE OF A BOER LAAGER. A COMMANDANT AND NEARLY EIGHTY PRISONERS. The Press Association says the War Office to-night (Friday) issued the following despatch from Lord Kitchener Pretoria, Nov. 1, 2 p.m. Col. Kekewich reports ...
... most famous generals lose to a certain extent the confidence of the country. The first was Lord Wolseley, who failed to carry his motion in the House of Lords. Lord Wolseley bad been the moving spirit in every Army reform for the last 20 years, and whether ...
... J. Widgery. Sergt. Densham, Corpl. Harper, Bugler Rattenbury. Monday.—Recruit drill 8 p.m. Wednesday.—Morris Tube competition 7.30 p.m. Friday.—Morris Tube competition 7,30 p.m. Notice.—The first Squad of recruits (has now been formed. Smart young men ...
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... Cornwall and York,” and the respanse was @ren in tones that only a sailor knows how to produce. After shaking hands with Lord Sel: First Lord of the Admiralty, and others |assembled on the jetty their Highnesses t walked towards the Victoma and Albert, and ...
... second and third. AI.NTRKK FEATHER PLATE of 200 so»». One mile and Hue® furlongs. Lord Derby's Vertigo, 2y, Su lOib H. Aylin I Mr. Fames Ethelwulf, 3), lOib .. M. 2 Lord Durham's Taskmaster, 2y. fist 101 b Aybn Also ran—Lady Massey, Sleepy, Queen c. Betting: ...
... D'Orelli, who is hiding behind Lord Lumley), that he makes hasty retreat, and Lady Burnley looks on horror stricken. Here the curtain falls on Lord Lumley forgiving Ins erring wife and taking her his arms once more. The part of Lord Lumley is not exactly suited ...
... BATH d WELLS DIOCESAN SOCIEII • taiie vas held on Wednesday the Publie the Lord Biases. of Both and Wells praidiegtsere was • large attendance. The lIISHOP refined sympathetically to the sheathe Anther= Bryn, ier, who. he said, use the the of the Diocesan ...
... Empire League), Lord Lamington former Austraiiian Governor), and many other celebrities. Among later arrivals were th© Duke and Duchess of Connaught, Prince Christian, the Duke of Argyll, th© Duke of Cambridge, th© Marquis Salisbury, Lord Lansdowne, and ...
... differed considerably in opinion before, and since—was referred by Mr. T. Morris, who hoped that the Society would continue to give these prizes. 44 It was nonsense, said Mr. Morris, 44 to say that the large roots which had taken prizes that day had been ...