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... Cadbury, Rev. R. J. Campbell. Captain Alfred Carpenter, 6. K. Chesterton. Frederick C. Conybeare. 'Walter Crane, R.W.S. Charlotte Despard. John fialsworthy, Patrick Geddes, fl. P. Gooch, M.A.. R. B. Cunninghame Graham. J. Kea Hardie. M.P.. Beatrice Harraden ...
... BrROLARY. Thomas Morris, OD, dealer, indicted for • burglary in the ilwelling-hotuse of Charlotte Despard, and stealing therefnun a dock and other artiele-s.—Tbe burglary took place upon the night of 13 last at Reber. The Pros' cutric at The Courtlands ...
... MRS. DESPARD FINED. Cases arising out of•the midnight raid by women on Trafalgar-square on Wednesday came before Mr. Curtis Bennett at Bow-street yesterday. Mrs. Charlotte Despard, aged 69, president of the Women's Freedom League; Miss Nina Boyle, 33 ...
... the 13 h inst., in the 87th year of her age, Charlotte, the wife of George Reynolds, Esq , formerly of Christ's Hospital. On the 14th inst., at Brighton, Harriot Anne, the widow of the late General John Despard, in the 77th year of her age. On the 15th inst ...
... of the march of suffragists to London. Prior to the Mart • demonstration was held in Charlotte-square, addresses being delivered from , three platforms. Mrs. Despard explained that the march was not organised by any of the suffrage ! 110Cieties. It was ...
... DESPABD- HUGHES.— On the llth inst., at the parish church of Mangotsfleld, near Bristol, Richard Carden Despard, Esq., third son of the late Captain Despard, J.P., county Mcath, Ireland, to Elizabeth Huntley, eldest daughter of John Hughes, Esq., J. P., of ...
... this morning. Her Majesty, who has much enjoyed her stay at Balmoral, accompanied by the Princess, and attended the Hon. Charlotte Knollya and the Hon, H. C. Legee, left Ballater by train at 3.30 p.m. yesterday, the journey to the station from the Castle ...
... -April Sat St, Luke's. Choltenhani. by the Be.. 0. Despard. MA., by vie U. F. Tanner. NI A.. John Hon. Trehaue, of stockatoo. Call' oaten, CornwatL end of 15, owe. Plyrw utti. to Nsthalte Atom Charlotte, second d tighter of Lieut. t'olonel Nuthainel Steewns ...
... years. CUNLIFFE.— ICth, in her 3'2d year, Elizabeth, wife of Edward 8. Cunlifle, Esq.. High Ongar. DESPARD-Bth, at Woolwich, Philip, son of Captain Despard, ?? aged one year. DYER.— lOth, at Southsea, Richard T. 8. Dyer. GILDER —Jan. 9, at Sydney, N.B.W ...
... memorable 27 August was doing duty on board the Invincible batte ship. He returned to England with Lord Exmout in the Queen Charlotte, 100, and on Sept. 1 ...
... wife of V V Barry Denny. ?? ?? of a son. f'.u.pl)_AtS2 Sutherland-avenue. Maida-vale. London. P W. thrift l Captain H. J. Despard. Attached Army Ser- ?? 25. at The Vicarage. Biggleswade, tho BE f „, the Key W. P. Henderson, of a s.n. W fect tl.e Key > ...
... Surveying General Examiner of Inland Revonue, Somerset Houso, London. On the 17th iust., Richard Despard, Esq., of Bath' molyou House, county of Meath, to Charlotte Mabelle, only daughter of the Rev. H. Burdett Worthington, Har- pur-place, Bedford. On the 17th ...