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... preside at annual dinner of Wiltehiremen to Landoe, no be held to Sir John Barlow. 11. P.. zed the floe. Lady Hark,. hare arrived et the Cavendish Hotel, Street, London. Earl and of Cardigan bare left London for the Rariera, and will not return until April ...
... hre the motor tender overturneil 40%11 a steep hill. The chief officer contained a broken arm, and two others received interim. The funeral .4 the late Mr. John Hamlin, ono of the tisdeamen to Bridle, iter, and a uent I:3l , tst, took piece on day at ...
... mission church at Edithmead. The Rev. John Angus preached the opening sermon, and Mr R. Sevan (circuit steward) took the chair an evening meeting, when addresses were given by the Rev. Henry Little, the Rev. John Angus, and others. BRIDGWATER. Mr G. E ...
... valued at ss. only. RF:v. DR. GRATTAN GUINNIXS. The Rev. Dr. Henry Grattan Guinness, D.D., F.R.A.S., 1 0 .11.0.13., of Lynton Lodge, Upper Oldlield Park, Bath, who died on the 21st June last, aged 75 years, son of Captain John Guinness, H.E.1.C.5., a native ...
... offered for the beet else work Vint nessmarily dews.] by workers( exemited by an artisan in an evening elem. and wen awarded to John Grstead. of Cricket St. Thomas, for an especially line pure of earring for a inneraltar in oak. E. J. resell, of ilidannwe ...
... the French the Lsberal. wknmg seat mili dlwt the Boudau have begun and lostng one m Cumber-| fi , ter from that renK)te W Str John Barlow made begmmng do not m i i, e Liberal victor*, SomerseUhue the French defeat. buTthey cast a clearer * the d.v.smn and ...
... Beaconsfield. The last two Sir Edward; remembered to have seen walking away arm in arm from a Trustees' meeting. In later times came Dr. I iddell, of Christ Church, Lord Acton, Sir John Evans, Sir William Harcourt, who as Chancellor of the Exchequer gave the ...
... 2«'hered earry-home end put in water recognition of her services for education in the £TV©> impp#wM..n th«t th# pr«ftfaH King John. Joan is a well draw n «' - - Grahan-Renshaw: cok.ectioo service,. j ere be some excuse : hut this wholesale school*, and her ...
... engaged a Sar, aign from a .hop in Victoria Street ymehorday when the laalrier ahab ha arm damdang alappod and ha lam thrown to the igurind. a &man, aim& YWt. d hit John Ainbulame Brigade removed to the Gmarral Beagtal , wham, los angering from slight oniactomin ...
... Orris R Duke Alert Pride rid Prior John Gans Jeer. and the Mead Duke this as the piety mach a horse eaw, S me we seise the the rearm, aetheritim found a dee Weep teepee aloes the he Waste at which pint erfse porton would arms. The d meting party added by the ...
... gentleman was •■■i instaaiaoeoudly. and Mir: Alexander sutlaiieu aerioui injuries about the head, and bad broken arm. The chauffeur also had a bioke.i arm and injuries to the head. Miss Alexander snccombed Uuber injuries about four hour: later without regain ins ...
... tun Committee at, Marsh sent -Coloran Bollestoo . fieftford as Thatcher p.'. .7-ail took the okra Thu heir ramie, am Monday John Cpbholty• tramp. was committed for outran Mr. &ad M.a . Fedden riga mastery !Mr. Lewis Mille. in pew for I awed, ewiploymont ...