... afternoon, under the presidency of his Worship the Mayor (Coun. Dr. Arnold Bemrose, J.P.). The other members present were Aid. Sir Thomas Roe M.P., Sir Edwin Ann, J.P., A. Woodiwiss, J.P., J. W. Newbold, J.P., R. W. Spriggs, J.P., J. Grundy, J.P., A. Butterworth ...

... the usual resolution pledging the meeting support Sir Thomas Roe, and appealed to them to support their old and tried friend, Sir Thomas Roe. and his colleague, Mr. Thomas, and he spoke of Sir Thomas Roe's long service to the town. Speaking of the cause ...

... or objection will to the poll. Sir Thomas Roe, the Liberal champion, was the first to arrive, and was accompanied Alderman Sir E. T. Ann, Aldrcman T. Fletcher, Councillor Blount, and Mr. H. Carter (agent). Mr. Thomas, who put in an appearance soon afterwards ...

... to Sir Walter Foster's striking victory, and among noteworthy results wore the overwhelming majority obtained by Sir Alfred Thomas in East Glamorganshire, the easy win of Mr. Agar-Robertes in Cornwall, and the return Mr. Courtenay Warner after a stiff fight ...

... tram services have stopped. Paris has gone back to the horsed conveyances of a quarter of century ago. SCOTTISH VOTERS' HARDINESS. The conditions polling during the past few days in Scotland have beyn such as would have daunted the hearts of any but very ...

... building line would interfered j with.—Sir Thomas Roe: Are you speaking , with authority^—Coun. Gandy: am speak-,: ing the authority of the Boronsh Surveyor. | • —Coun. Clianman: Ask the Tow n Clerk.— Sir Thomas Roo : I happen to know there arc j restrictions ...

... afternoon, under the presidency Mr. R. F. Ratcliff, M.P., and was influentially attended, the company including Mr. G. H. Hardy, M.F.H., Captain C'aldicott, Capt. W. S. Power. Mr. R. Fort, Mr. H. Charrington, Air. W. Clowes, and Mr. W. C. Salt. —A letter ...

... The King. Tho following contributed towards the harmonv tho I evening:—Messrs. Bishop. Greasley. ?;vrcer. Dolman, Hardy, Botr. Thomas, Pott-s. ' p'ovser, Morton, and Blount. Bro. Bishop (Lodge 33T> kindlv at. the? piano. LIBERAL The annual meeting of ...

... Grifiths, H. Flanders Vickers, and A. Piok, forwards. Derby St. Thomas's v. Colwick Bt. John —This matoh, the fourth round of the Notts, and Derby Church Cup, will be played at Oolwick. St. Thomas's team: C. Parser, goal; A. Pountain and L. Benton backs; H ...

... in once more welcoming tho committee and ladies a gathering of that kind. Apologies were anry>uriood from among others Sir. Thomas Roe, M.P., who regretted that his attendance at tho House of Commons prevented his being present. He, howevor, sent his best ...

... Sir Thos. Roe, M.P., the father of the Corporation, upon his completion of fifty years' membership of the Council. Sir Thomas was to have taken part in the proceedings of to-day, but he was suffering from severe dental trouble, and to his great di ...

... an official list of the appointments made:— LOCAL APPOINTMENTS. Nottinghamshire.—Mr. Thomas Craven, of Kirklington Hall, Southwell. Derbyshire.—Mr. Gerald Holbech Hardy, Foston Hall. Derby. Leicestershire. —Mr. Herbert Hanbury Smith- Carington. of Ashby ...