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... (these two remain in l'oplar Hospital); Mary Ann .Field, aged o, Charles-street, left wrist fractured and lacerated face ; Ernest Field, aged S, arm slightly fractured and face lacerated; Annie Simpson, 12, 40, Charles-street, bruised about head and face ...
... of the Dean, Who are requested to apply for cards to hime at University College, Oxford. Tninxlenr COLLcr.. -Mr. Alfred Ernest Field, from the Mrodern School, Bediford, Ilce been elected to a Millard Natural Science Selholarship at Trinity Collego. K ...
... There were ovur 30 competitors. Tire first prize, 11. 10s., was won by Mr. Allen, of Stony Stratford; 2nd, II., by Master Ernest Field, of this tow n; 3rd, 15s., by MXr. Walter Bartlett, of Brauckley. The Hull wae throngred. Several sOnsI were sung during ...
... linewas quite clear 'when he let the train go on. He did not see deceased about, and could not say how she got on the ?? Ernest Field, clerk at the Gosport station, deposed that he was at Stokes Bay, and corroborated as to the manner in which the accident ...
... Humciall ;James Edward Deakin, Cathedral School, Here- ford; Frederic Hermenegildo Edmonds, Mr. H. C. Levan- der, Clapbamo ;Ernest Field, private study - Leon Moses The mortnive ro lege; a of Laewelfyn, res teyS CRoert olle, icmonstd Wef Murec, Ui hers ite ...
... UNIVER$ITY INTELLIGENOR. OXFORlD, OCT. 18. TmmnT Coams. - Ezmcox' TO A Mix~unr m NATURAL BOIENCS SCUOLAASRT.s-W. Alfred Ernest Field, from the Modern School Bedford, baa been elected to a. Allard Natural Science Scholarship at tbis society. The exa- mination ...
... stretch far beyond the horison of iot, time into the ages of eterisity. In conclusion, Mr. Norris )lic said that Master Ernest Field, son of a former tradesman t iiat in the town, and edacated at the Latin School, had won l Id, high honours for the Bedford ...
... ly to d a y the general enjoyment. Songs wete also Fiven byd yMessrs. ?? Morgan, T. Wheeler, F. Finch~', ~ others. Mr. Ernest Field also 'enlivened the con- * viviality with some eonrnet s CC Anexcee'dingly s r Dr. TurnerP i. and the liadies' taht ...
... 'handsv by weveral eadh It was o further established that at no time did ate deceased. d: make any complaint of Ill-biage. Dr Ernest Field dte oose that Page was suffering. from-generaltWber- adculei, and the tubercte Wt were in the. brain as elsoa i where. ...
... crew was now I desperate, and their lives hardly seemed worth ia m inute's purchase, when help came unexpectedly. 3 Mr. Ernest Fielding, of Eccles, who was staying at Rhyl, saw the yacht from the Manchester Arms Hotel and reahising the danger of further ...
... Hisaover-street; Geo.Thomlas Suith, John WVllsir, Johnu Pearson, Ldward Clgs', William Wardile, Wilinim 1, owbottorn, Ernest Fielding, and Samuel Mollor were charged-tie ilrst three with all3w. irig dog-fiuitnug, and tire otherswith aiding ard abetting ...