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... 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 ...
... Arthur Vincent Hatton, Esq., Colebndge House, Glon- ChTrld. Edward Brown, Esq., 22, Montpellier Road, Gloucester. . , , Morgan Morris, Esq., Post Oflßoe, Painswick Road, Gloucester. GEO. SHEFFIELD BLAKEWAT, Town Clerk. Guildhall, Glonceiter, 12th Nov. 1901 ...
... GLOUCESTEUSHIKE CHRONICLE, 2.1901. cap 1878, and Lord Moreton was winner. Mr. Winfield gave three cops thie year. m.-Honed There was show in 1879 doe to above. I find in the mmotee book ot the Secretary. kmOly lent to Mr. Sidney S. Starr, the f0 , U0 ...
... Commissioners. The morning trembles o’er the skj’, [ . And, unperoeived, unfolds the spreading dav. In 1850 it is true that under Lord John Russell Act The subject is moving one, for the Autumn lines tint wa3 p N g*ed incorporating in one Act the previous l ...
... gentleman tribute of the memory draped in black, and Th. ratlam trout of tt. P«ipt«_o„ riier , F . , t previoue ® pl.yed O Rest the Lord whoP t l l my Tledeemer Li.eth,” opening ISltnteriM The Rev W. E. Rice offered prat or, «h,eh m followed the ceneregation ...
... those glorious spirts shine was sung. A the body was removed from the church Miss Smith, the organist, played “0 rest in the Lord.” The mourners were : —The Rev H Russel Wilkins and Mr Ernest Noel Paton (sons-in-law). Mr Henry Lloyd, and Dr C Harford Lloyd ...
... discharged his duties, remarked that his 1 THE MAYOIiAL ELECTIONS, association with Mr Bruton had bean a lf dili favoured the Lord Mayor’s Sho- in they -ere scboolfellowi together. *’ l J 1 * L ,, „ „„ historic Ninth. The procession -as of a opportunities ...
... Matthews could induced to pul the fence back to its proper piece. Mr. Morris said he admitted that ma:ter was left in the bands of Mr. Couwey Jone*, but it happened that (Mr. Morris) had foreatalled him, he bad aeea Mrs. Ma*thews her house, when she exprcsoed ...
... Barr? Lewis that had ceme out fortnight, earlier, that he would have won the Tuffley Ward. come within 50 votes of Mr. Morgan Morris, who not only live* « th Ward, hut had only few months previously o-nvassed it and long before the day of nomination was ...
... Parte was held in the Chapter of ioester Cathedral, when there very large attendance of clrray and laity. In the abeence the Lord Bishop the Diocese (who had been eommoned to a meeting of the Episcopate iu London), the chair wae occupied by the Very Rev ...