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... gratification to all who witnessed them. As an index of the talent engaged, maynbe mentioned the following ?? Mrray, Fanny Clifford, Watson, Stanley,mbaeirgs, Heath, Ma1ll, Barrett, Emily Nring, Mrs. Brazier, and Mrs. Poynter* and Messrs, Addison, J. F. Catheart ...
... held the Boardroom, Church-street, Monday evening last, pre-eot: Mr. T. Noifolk (in tha chair), and Messrs. Iligham. Clifford, Watson, bkinner. Watts, W. T. Hunt, and , Masb n. The minutes of the former oiseting bsviirg been read a»d confirmed, the re|>ort ...
... at the s choole in Church Street, Deptford, Mr. Norfolk in the chair, the other members present being Mama IliatUan, Clifford, Watson, Hunt, ma., Watt, and Maser. The Building recommended some replies, which it was agreed should be done. The 'Uncritical ...
... W' INN i 6 lionaldeon Vowsll Murchison McDonald Wel&idge Brown Finley lieffelvie Clifford Watson Tutton Gibb Seabourne Denny Murray Denning Bennett Winos Ford Kent' Knight Prior Wilkinson Davis Leslie Tatehell Nickels Robinson Card Adamson Barwood Walker ...
... THE MEANING? TO EDITOR. Rrn,—Mr. Clifford Watson, in your of tio - -dij, that In all discussions historical accuracy is most desirable. In this I cordially agree, and would ask him the following vestions :—What does he mean by saying the man s tartan ...
... THE MEANING ?? «■ TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Slß,— Mr. Clifford* Watson, m your issue of to-day, says that in all discussions historical accuracy is most desirable. In this I cordially agree, and would ask him the following questions :— What does ...
... pleasing; Miss Hamilton is a fascinating Prin- cess, aid sings delightfully; and other partsare well looked after by Misses Clifford, Watson Young, and Neilson. It should he added that the lielton ballet troupe give a very clever exhibition of graceful dancing ...
... tßitntl'a an they were 4.1 inoluilod Miss M. S. lAlike. Miss Nellie linker. T. Spencer, J.. 1. Ilerry. A. 11. Colo, stilliatn Clifford. Watson. W. It. Fitrniauriee, A. W. Cr ,, nyor Mao (nine, Wit Briscoe, Will Derry, A. E. knnell, loin Burgess, 11. W. rerun ...
... Irene Vezin, Mr Hermarn Vincent, Miss Ruth Vincent, Mr Siduey Vivian, Mr Edward Waldon, Mr J. Walhalla, Mr Ted Walker, Mr Clifford Watson, Air Dock Westwood, Mr Walter Whitling, Mr T. T. Whitty, AIr J. Edward Willing, Mr Wingfield, Mr Ernest Winona, Mre York ...
... his deceased brother William to his , nephew John Clifford Watson for life, with remainder to • his sous as shall by deed or will appoint. The remainder bis property he gave hia nephew John Clifford Watson, of Park-hill, Doncaster, and appointed him and ...
... Sir Henry Edmund Watson, J.P., D.L., of Shirecliffe Hall, Sheffield, who died on Feb. 17, was proved on June 14 by John Clifford Watson, the nephew, and William Burnett Esam, two of the executors, the value of the estate being £175,707. The testator gives ...
... Ugnoab. widow of the late Thomas Adams Tyson, in her 79th yAr WATSON.—On the 7th mat. Mary Elizabeth, the wife of John Clifford Watson, Park Hill. Doncaster, and only daughter ot Thomas Watson Hall. Sheffield, aged IS years. the 7th August, the Hills. Barnt ...