... including the t'bristinas number, which were put in handed ound to the Jury, completed the case for the proee, ution. Sir Henry Gifford declined to exercise his rieht of summing up the came to the Jnry. Mr Foote, otn of the defendants, them made • long epeechae ...

... the paper, the Christmas number, which were put ,cd handed round the jury, completed the case for - Je '4-osecution. Sir Henry Gifford declined to «eicise hi= right of summing up the case the jury. Mr Foote, one the defendants, then made a long f-oeo-ch ...

... eden IIL, Freeman, the Freres, Frith, Froude, Gal Gambetta, President Garfield, Garibal i Garrison, Gautier, Gavazzi, Henry Gifford, ‘the Gilberts, Gilfillan, Gladstone, Godwin, Goethe, General Gordon, Gortschakoff, Goschen, Gough, Gounod, Guuarko, President ...

... Wethersta, Brae, being a nuisance, and nothing had been done to it. The tenants who used the well were Gideon Henry, Walter Henry, Gifford Johnson, Joseph Gunn and Joseph Peterson. Mr White said the well there should be protacted It would cost very little to ...

... individuality of each work while at the same time placing each in the overall context ofngobto‘/ s career. Pasternak’ by Henry Gifford (Cambridge University Press £8) interprets and appraises the work of Boris Pasternak as lyrical and narrative poet, writer ...

... THE COURIER DISASTER. Tbs inquiry into the toes of the excursior oemser Courier was resumed at Guernsey. Bailiff Sir Henry Gifford. K.C.. Captair Make, the master of she Courier, was still toe ill to appear. The steward, Harry Harriette. who is wel: ...

... Library; Lord Justice COZen•- Hardy Dean of the Chapel: Mr. Pembroke Stephens, LC., Keeper of the Black Books; and Sir Henry Gifford, K.C.. tie Walks. ...

... to, Marion J —At the Chapel Royal the 16th inst., by the Lord: the Savoy, assisted -by the Rev. E. H. the Rev. Bravcis Henry Gifford, D.D., and eldest son of the late Mary, widow of Colonel Hon. John Constan- uae s the 17th inst., by the Rev. Dr William ...

... so-called genius awards — of $40,000 (£25,000) a year. Writing in the Times Literary Supplement, the Russian liw:s scholar Dr Henry Gifford called Brodsky “a rare thing at the present time — a “Brodsky can “be mahlolmely nunnlnt.e:pecia yin contrasting the bleakness ...

... moment stooping down, putting his glass on the ground in front of him. the shots passed over him. Next him was Charles Henry Gifford, aged 50, a foreman gasfitter, of No. 2, Scotswoodstreet, Clerkenwel', who at once fell forward with one side of the head ...

... -which was mo--especially visited by air blasts , and as the res- ' !? of consultations- with their superintendent . II .-Henry Gifford , and the Government Inspector .. ; Mines , it was decided to suspend practically , ¦ ' . ] ¦ work for £ ho feime within ...

... which were silt persons, shoes names are William flenett, aged 23 years; Thomas Hewett, aged 18; Chathn Smith, aged 17; Henry Gifford. aged I 3; Elisabeth aged 23; and a young man named bherein, of the landlord of the Duke of Yolk, York Street, Itetlinal ...