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... Thunder and Lightning, by Eric Parker. o.—Evensong, from Westminster Abbey. 45.— Poultry Keeping—Farm Poultry and Poultry arming, by Mr F. J. Broomhead. Banning Commentary by Col. R. H. Brand Capt. H. B. T. Wakelam the Centre Court Matches the All-England ...
... the.'Arms of Jesus. 19 MANSPTELD.—At Middleton-st.. March 19th. gmly, widow of late George Mansfield, of Hull and Hornsea. Funeral Hornsea Congregational Church, P.m.. Wpdnesdav. 19 MARSHALL.—SuddenIy, Raymond John, eldest son of Frederick John Marshall ...
... ' please accept tin. (the onl> J -Emily, widow , s » Lidgley, on Feb. 19th. at n. .. Home, Cardigan-road. Bndl' r»'*? MARTIN.—Feb. 19th, fl % | o v;, l 82 John Frederick t !> the late Emily Martin. terv. Wednesday, 315. . C» ßrtiith- ...
... inspect the Lloyd Hospital, and afterwards leave for the return journey to Goldsbrrougb Hall, proceeding via St. Johns-avenue (East), St. John'savenue (South), and Bessingby-road. CENTRAL HULL FLYING SQUAD. It is anticipated that the Centml Hull Flying ...
... Hessle3kev,\ Sancton; Alfred Dee Hall, Copper Hall, Skerne; Henry Whittick Mackrill, Lamworth Hall, SuttoD-on-Hull; John McCann, Dclamore, Cardigan-road, Bridlington; William Dewsbury Megginson, Sledmcie Field, Sledmere; Gordon W. Maellwaine, West End House ...
... IN THE SUDAN. Earl Haig, who was 60, having been borr. in June, 1861, was a member of old ' Scottish family. His father was John Haig. of Cameronbridge, Fife, and Lord Haig was the twenty-ninth Laird of Bemersvde, a historic mansion on the banks of the ...