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... possibly :vore Juxurious than those which were given among the Saxons, Strangets appcared to have fared well under the Normans, guest-houses were for them at the monasteries, the burgesses in towns were in the habit of receiving strangers as private lodgers ...
... embroidered pink, with iss match. The elder bridesmaids wore diamond rings, Eleancr Guest a pearl pendant, and Master Norman Guest a pearl pin, which, with their bouquets of crimson carnations, were the Chas. Fow 'ts of the bridegroom, who was attended ...
... of consternation, telegraphs the Can. tral News Wotrerten correspondent, by aanonmement made by the new Vicar (the R.r. Norman Guest). that all marriages solemnised in riwarth of St. .lames nine its erection were illegal owing to the church not having ...
... the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes “as bright, a button. Of all chemists Is. lid. per bottle. The Bev. ▲. Norman Guest, the new vicar of St. James's. Stantonbury. an ecclesiastical parish in Bucks, formed oat of psiiehen of Stantonbury. St ...
... church not having been licensed for the celebration of ma^^iage6 ,^ This startling statement has just boon mad© by tho Rev. Norman Guest, tho new vicar of St. James s Church, Stantonbury, Bucks who has refused to read the banns for tho Easter weddings. Many ...
... Ellis, and is a clerk to House of Commons. reflection on such an offic } would naturally be a serious matter. The Rev. A. Norman Guest, the new Vicar of ecclesiastical Parish in James's, Stantonbury, an Burkinghamshire, formed out of the parishes of Stanton- ...
... HUNDREDS OF WEDDINGS ILLEGAL The Rev. A. Norman Guest. the new Vicar of It James a Stantonbury, an occleriaantial pariah ia Bucks, formed out of the parishes of Menton. bury St Pear's sad Bradiren St Lawmen in 1850. announced at the service as Banda, ...
... cost involves a bye-election in East Edinburgh. The Unionist candidate has beer. in the field for some time. The Rev. A. Norman Guest. the new Vicar of St. James's, Stantonbury, an ecclesiastical perish in Buckinghamshire formed out of the parishes of ...
... Siantonbury, Buckinghamshire, have beet' thrown into consternation by an announcement made by the new vicar, the Rev. Norman Guest, that all the marriages solemnised in the church of St. James since its erection —many hundreds—were illegal, the church ...
... ataff-aergeant He at Great Brook Street Barracks will remain for time Mr Quest's other are in the Field Ambulance Driver Norman Guest now Bugler Colchester PATRIOTIC SERMON AT ERDINGTON ABBEY BLSIIOP ON AND DUTY Th Rev Dr John McIntyre of Rector of until ...
... spode and pewter tea strainer I Mr and Mrs Albert Morris, batter dish Mrs Middleton and family (Wood Park) serviettes Mr Norman Guest, silverware Mr and Mrs Brown. cheque Mr and Mrs F. Orgee. silver sugar basin Mr and Misses Reynolds; copper mettle Mr and ...