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... phone, by Mr John Russell, also songs Miss Sarah Reid, Miss Jennie Hair, Miss Katie MâMillar, Miss Kate King, Mr James King, Mr John Campbell, and Mr Frecleton. and very clever conjuring tricks which greatly delighted the children Mr John Harsett. At ...
... 1995, 1896, 1807, 1893, 1899, 1800, 1901, 1902, emd 1303, -vith the following pawnbrokers, viz.: — Messrs. Attenborough, Lower John-strest, Golden-square, W.; Adams, Forouch High-strect ; Amherst, l’Agrarv-mi and Bast--trect, Baker—treet Station; Bull and ...
... Bishop's Waltharu, Hants, the wife John Lewis, of a daughter. LEWIS.—Dec. 24, 30, Cornwall-road, Dorchester, the wif' Mr. S. W. Lewis, a son. M.ACKIX. —Dec 26, at 31. St. George's-terrace, Trowbridge, the wife of Mr. John Mackie, of son. MKADFR. —Dec. 26 ...
... Nathaniel Boyd. Arthur Quinn, M tVirdy. John Nelson. Davit! Bainey, John Young. Robert •Sullern Wm. SulTern. Wm. JoSin Beggs. Shannon, Geo. C. Gilmore. Thus. Herd man. Wm. Semple. Samuel Gilmer, Samuel Nison. Jas. U, Gawn. John Thompson. Robt. B. Fleming. Sami ...
... was held in the office the secretary (Mr Kidd, awilicitor) on Wednesday afternoon. There were present Rov. John Ferguson (presiding). Mr ••John Montgomerie, and Mr James Beveridge. The Secretary reported that had intimated the usual way the vacancy caused* ...
... was, however, a much closer affair playing. London , Coßage. Mr. Frank Jackson, A.L.C.M. has been appointed. organist of Fit. John's 6yaosalann, Rdnionton . (Pupils of Mr. H.. 1. King, MA.M.) boobs to be banded bark to the proeecutor, and nvnanded the prisoner ...
... said he got on t! egth becausa the roads were bad. —The defendant was fined 10s.,——For a similar offence at Sarisbury, Mr. John H. L. Page, a lieutenant in the Royal Navy, was fined a like amount. HARTING. — Caristmas. — The Christmas festival has been ...
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... sided with the Royalists. namely, Sir of the Act. The Passive Resistance movement was of Warm-mow. Eardisland at Kudeland : Sir John Thnektriorten and his two sons, also taken up by some, and legal proceedings wee taken Archer Croft. Lugwardine Court, and ...
... Committee as their representative, proposed as his successor Mr John Fairlie, farmer, Hangingsidc. as in every sense well filled to fi ll the office. This motion was seconded by Mr George Russell. Ecclesmachan, and carried unanimously. A petition, which had ...
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