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... Worsnop, Isaacs. W. J. Clyroa. and S. J. Ingram. Letters regretting inability to attend were received from the Lord Bishop of Truro, Lord Falmouth, the Hon. John Boscawen. Canon Donaldson. Chancellor Worlledge, the Revs. E. J. Brallsford, E. D. Green ...
... beautiful and carefully-executed I chip carving. The Gordon Wanderers Club, in the direction whose work the Misses Beach and Morris are proving able and energetic successors to Miss Violet Brooke-Hunt, had sold many examples of its skill the iccent Cirencester ...
... the Her. ILA Harmon, of Horn ray, hen accepted the living of Wovle (vacant through roaigamtioa of the Rev. C. Kent), which ia Lord Chancellor gift. • • • • • Dr. Edghill, Chaplain General to Ibe Foreen, lately resident la West m-eopar Mare, preached hie ...
... organ soos, songs. auette, and two years and six monthé, the son Davies. on duty in Ebrington-street, saw that « fire had . Morris Coombs, a; . Moua:-stree:. Devonport. ¢!.mbed broken out at No 30, the preimuste occupied jointly by of Heary Coombs, Mr Thwer ...
... 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 ...
... with France It hoped that Lord ROSLBERY will not forget to flick German fana tcism w the whip of his pol'tc irony. The German character metis correction quite as much as the new diploma, y. In any case, we are all looking to Lord ROSEBLRY for enlightenment ...
... for from ai others the May Eseler, who was Sr Robert Wh: Devorian 2 Bw vat Vira Mr. Peodd uson Imperial forves He read with Lord * His Majesty should do, and what the « m which he summed up what the do for the of the aavy, and that would be allowed to ...
... SATURDAY NOVEMBER 16 1901 It was inevitable as Lord Salisbury suggested in his speech Guildhall that national interest in the war should diminish after the entry into Pretoria which practically set the crown upon Lord Roberts’ work and emphasised the fact which ...
... of intolerable Deerhound’s skipper are substantiated state of things & POLITICAL Lord Ashton subscribed £250 to the fund for a memorial to General Sir Redvers Buffer Lord and Lady Iddesleigh Ladies Northcote have returned to Pynes where they will spend ...
... site, EO oe of any, ‘value 4 sove extra value 300 sove Bib. uf two bandicaps of any value of of one ‘Ove end « quarter Lord Bian! Lord Wolverton’s CAJMAN, (H Aylin) 1 Mr D. Jardive’s NEST Also tun— Ni 8 Limon, and Wi ‘Nootday 1 etol 100 to Mentor. 100 vo: ...
... were the chairman of the district (Rev. J. Jenkin, Tauntoni. the circuit ministere. Revs. W. M. Briggs, J. Chappie. R. A. Morris, and O. H. Arroitage, and number of members of the Free Church Council of which deceased was secretary. There were also present ...
... usually pricked Sheriff tor ensuing year. The Court consisted of Sir Michael Hicks-Beach (Chancellor of the Exchequer), Lord Alverstone (Lord Chief Justice and six other Justices. The proceedings were unusually dull and the excuses few, being mostly confined ...