... Barrett stated that Commander Bellmore was hurt by the collision, but the injury did not iscuipaoitate him. from performin his dukes as oommanang often. Half an hour - after the collision witness taw Commander Bellmore at the request of Chief Engineer Cornish ...

... office, that, although he objected to the clued extravagance of the present Government, he might fled it consistent with his dukes to take oars that the bestatifiestion of Birmingham did beau. The ooession of the gift woe the marriage of Miss Holroyd, ...

... took Glair ebotily situ these o'clock. PETITION AGAINST COMPENSATION OF LICENCES. 8k W. LiWSON presented a Wiling width, his duke, was read by the alga at the table from a nesting held on fistarday, in Easter Hall, spinet the eonapensation el in the limiting ...

... in parliaments as MP. for He grand master of Freemasons in Co ed took te sotive interest in the affairs of the He was in his Duke of Ei is a to hepear Lord Dalhousie by the first few wreke of the gross with im at bie besetifel and romantic residene:, ...

... emuldention, Mr. Chamber. lain aims to the omission Mal the proposals wen he ould not sawn Blue joining the Cabinet It has been his duke that the land Is dealt with, and he is in favour of the atablisbramit of a national wean' in Dahlia for dealing with purely ...

... Midland Hallway at Darby, has resigned owing to ill-health. Mr. Mazay has hiss fa the advice of the Midland for 41 ream having his duke at Sheffield. He wiU be at Darby by Mr. Mitchell, inspector of tho Soookport Meat A and Co., will shortly paha& a lowed dealing ...

... Library. His garage= offers wen not theepted, bat the Infirmary to the extant of 61,000, and the final by 95,000. profited from his duke to woofer benefits upon the Inhabitants of ht. native town. To • largo oration of Huddersfield people Mr Orcelend's honour ...

... their (Habra., sat speak highly of it The =le. The is and by Contras berm cannot fait to that tt is the Misted soon°. Mai His Duke of Of Des. noystlimbrocation is ; I think very From H. O. , Banddara.Pulbmagh. rth. ISM your Embrocation very much; we great ...

... Bank of angland (and It. Bank, Bartholomew Lain end Leamington Brunk. DONATION& d. TIM Hon. the The Right Hon. Loa Lord His Duke of Dr J. G. T. 91.01.1.4, Westminster. ILO 0 0 o.llmin, W. 500 0 TM of Bub- 100 0 0 The Governor 000 0 lamb& 100 0 0 ...

... belonging to Mr. Outbwaite, Catterick. For a bull calf not over 12 months old, the last. named gentleman took first prize with his Duke of Chamburgh, Lady Pigott being second. Cows of any age Vivandiere, owned by Mr. Oethwalte, Catterick, to,k honours. The ...

... memomest to his memory In the mighboarbood. Poetry woe poor 'tuff to keep • (sadly on. His Meade got him a situation rule/man; his duke as an &demo& and • poet did not go well topther. It • bad job for Robed Barns, and at the early age of 38 hla spirit Bed ...

... Foscote, the signalmen unpinned the needle and signalled to Rad. stoat with fear beats to the right, which witness returned. His duke lo connection with the train were then at an end. In reply to the jury, Horsey stated that be had coresoully failed to remits ...