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... struck him. He considered he had not met with that courtesy from the police which a gentleman was entitled to expect. —Robert Madder, defendant's groom, was called for the defence : His master's horses were trotting, not gallopping. when the policeman ...
... THE NEW TARIFF. RESOLUTIONS ON CUSTOM DUTIES TO DE PROPOSED BY SIR ROBERT PEEL. We have been favoured with a copy of the proposed scale of duties, from which we make the following cxtracts.—The subjoined statement of some of the proposed changes comprised ...
... Thomasstreet. Th e god Gloucester, so Oar wade rs MM., formed port of the reinforcements despatched to Madder River is readiness for Lord Roberts's invasion of the Fres State, whirh boa been such • brilliant emcees. Lance-Corpurol Matthews gives • graphic ...
... Hon. LORD AIREDALE. Leeds. JOHN HOWARD CIVITTHER. E.g.. Lond.m. Sin PERR Y RIJN BATES. Bat.. Liverpool. ARTHUR T. mom. an., ROBERT CLOVER BEASLEY, req.. Liverpool. FREDERICK WILLIAM EASE. WILLIAM BENJAMIN BOWRINti, Bart.. Birmingham. RIIIHT llon. LORD PARIS ...
... letter from her son, Evan Evans, A. 8., who is with the Naval Brigade wit:. Lord Roberts. Writing from Oefontein, February 6th, hesays : We left Madder River with Lord Roberts, and conminced to walk through the Free State. The Boers left Magersfoutein when ...
... MAJOR-GENERAL FURSE, The Secretary of the War Office announces that Major-Oenerat /Sir 8. B. von Donop, has vacated the pre! of Madder General of the Ordnance and is succeeded by Major.Ceneral W. T. Fuzee, 1).8.0. Sir Stanley von Donnp, who was born in IMO ...
... N A ILSWORTH. NAILSWORTIII PETTY SESSlONS.—Priday.November2B. before A. Stokes and W. Pla}•ne, Eni. James Madder. au lrish tramp, was brought up in the custody of Sergeant bowies, charged with feloniously stealing front the shop 01 Mr. W. Smith, chemist ...
... FranciniHoare. Robert Beeman, Edward Bowly, H. J &given, J. Paternoster, John Madder, J. E. Bowly, Charles Van Wart Kell, flosses Brswin, Thomas Bonbon. John Lawreooe, Henry Lambourne. Richard H. Smith, James Miller, C. H. Savory, Robert Newcombe. E.B ...
... 14, at Codford St. Peter, Wilts, by the Rev. H. Wightwirk, Thomas Compton, Esq., of Stockton, to Anne; eldest daughter of Robert Chapman. Esq., of the former place. July 20, at Maiden, Wilts, by the Rev. J. B. Skipper, Mr. m. James Brown, of Hazelbury ...
... of the Order of the Garter, in the room of the late Duke of Westminster. Lord Roberts made a flunk attack on Wednesday upon the Boers, who occupied a pennon crousiog the Madder tour miles to the north scd double that distance to the south. The enemy had ...
... John Bond, to Minnie Pratt-Stanley, adopted daughter of William and Harriet Hunt, all of Wootton Bassett. DEATHS Aug. 24, at Madder River, South Africa, from the effects of a railway accident, Herbert Lloyd Coombs, youngest sou of the late J. M. Coombs, ...
... Herold. 'congest of William Gardiner, of High-angst. Chalturd, hod Rose Annie (Nance, third Molester of Penny sod the late Robert Christmas. it The bride, who was given away by Mr. W. J. Millar, et Swindon, was attired in empire dress of MOM silk crepJlies ...