... W. Egerton, the winner of the annual medal competition the ancient Southampton Green, several ladies being present. Sir John Russell Was the officiating knight.” Mr. Egerton knelt on chair for the ceremony, and when commanded to Rise, Sir William,” he ...

... and it seems peculiar to} field Colliery, near Glasgow, with fatal me that such a powerfu: body should wait! results to John Russell, an overman, while until one of ite parts is on strike, and then! the manager, Charles B. Sneddon, ws begin te consider ...

... Travers, '' Win, Bathurst, Sir C. I rCallaghan. Sir - Robert. semi, 'Sir Wm. Mintram, B. Robinson, A. Martell, 'Sir' John Russell. Conriderable interest was manifested in the contest. and remarkably il'ever bowling was witnessed. A remarkable performance ...

... seems in, Stsdab's. mai not terrific °misnames .•S.v it if the controversy is pro , howl! • • le PRIVATEERLNG I, , rd John Russell stated ta the House ef U./onions that the whole matter of • itecring by the States of America had ▪ tmsidersti by her Majesty's ...

... near Worthing; Frank Alfred Pilche “ The Lodge. ” West Dean, Chicheste1 Edgar James Rogers, Kirdford-road, Arw del; Alfred John Russell, 48, South-stree Chichester; Herbert Winthorpe Spence 42, Arundel-road, Littiehampton; Thom: Morris Tregunna, J.P., and ...

... was • nteenberi. The elouthantplas Bolding Club wee reprenented Merril. A. Fincher G. Osborne . - mtary.. C. leans. John Russell. and Councillor H. J. Iltoben•on. tba Preenon. present ern, T. Hurnphrire IW W. Albert Edward Lodge. A. And H. Albert ...

... parents—Prisoner hound over to be nf good behaviour for twelve months. Sentence of twelve hard labour was pasted on John Quaßough Russell hotef porter. who pleaded guilty to break• mg and entermg the dwelling-hour. of Frederick %Wham Muselbroa.—Prisoner ...

... of which was member), riie .Southampton Bowling Club was represented by Messrs. A. Fincher Osborne (Mcretarvl. C. Ivans. John Russell, and Councillor H. J- Robinson. Among the pre«ent were Bros. i. Humphries fw.M,. Albert Edward Todaei and H. Venton (I-M ...

... Russell in Form. R. Russell, following Woolley’s great example, a fine exhibition this morn- ing and fairly puzzled the Australian bow!- ing with his careful batting. Mailey came on to bowl after Woolley’s dismissal, and Collins mis#ed a very diificult ...

... IK. RUSSELL BENCRAFT ELECTED ON H.C.C. COMMITTEE. The 134th anniversary meeting of the Marylebone Cricket Club was heid Wednesday in the big hall of the pavilion Lord's Ground. Lord Desborough, Mr. S. Christopherson, Mr. H. E. Murray-Anderdon, and Lord ...

... HAR OHN A. GOODCHILD). 58 & 60, HYDE PARK ROAD, SOUTHSEA (One minute Town Station, through Russell Street). HERE'S ANOTHER ONE OF THOSE OPPORTUNITIES THAT ARE MAKING US FAMOUS. 500 of those nice Fleecey WHITE BLANKETS, Large Size, 60 x 80 inches. Esch ...

... Southeca Kesidences, owners FRIDAY, 2th NOVEMBER, iyél, Commencing at 11 o'clock; at Tn, Os. RUSSELL STKEET, PORTSMOUTH BRRARN & — a’ Sale is directed to SELL by AUCTION at his two coms,— The FURNISHINGS AND FOUIPVENT including several roils of tloorcloths ...