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... William Innes, Bt, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sir William Arnot ; Capt. Thomas Mailack to be Major, vice Sir William Innes ; Capt.- Lieut. Peter Botflier to Captain, vice Thomas Mailack ; and Lieut. Jofeph Hume to be Captain-Lieutenauc, vice Peter Boiffier ...
... Axe. John William Clarke, ironmonger, Bury St Edmund's. Thomas Dickson. junior, merchant, Bishopsgate Street Within, and Manchester. George Josiah Palmer, senior, printer, Savoy Street, Strand. George Tarlington, lodging-house keeper, Devonshire Street, ...
... Joba, aged 4 years aad 4 moatha, eon of William Baillieston, om the 10th inst., @ abort loess (pocumenia) George Reid, aged 66 years, con of George Reid, farmer, Summerfield, Haddington. please this BLIAW.—At 76 Gloucester on Sth inst, Robert Shaw, aged ...
... Brcbner , George C . Smith , Edward A . HareAndrew Devvar , David H . ClarkWilliam K . Moncur , Walter R . Chalmers , Patrick N . EdmundsStuart C . Walt , Thomas U . Skinner , James G . Jamieson , Arthur D . llctliunc , N . Ij . Stokoc Tom X ,. Cottrell . Bursaries ...
... Paul's eenday School Teachers, St Paul's ; organist and sakie, Sit Paul's ; Young Men's Guild, St NUN ; St Paul's ; Mr Thomas the Misses Thomas, Mrs Taylor and feetlly, the Rev. T. M. and Mrs Miller,Mrs Miller, ten. the Km R. W. Grant, Mrs oyes Robert *Adam ...
... 110 The Irvine Herald August 1 1997 George Adrain George and John lead honours hunt THE 1997 LCL Pils ' Scottish Championships the high-ight of the national bowling season take place at at the North-field Complex in Ayr this week And this year there are ...
... , by the Rev. Edwin G. Wood, M.A., vicar, Charles Cottrell, eldest son of Charles Elwabd Bkooke, of 45 Finsbury Square, and Baynards Manor, Bavnards, Surrey, and greatfrandson of the late Rev. Thomas Upjohn, 'ield Thetford. Norfolk, Hilda, youngest daughter ...
... GEORGE BAKER, singing in the fifth the New Songs for Old series (Regional, eight o'clock) to-night. to-day. Scottish Programme—767 Kos., 391.1 Metros. 2.3o—Piano Recital by Edmund Rubbra. 3. —8.8.C. Welsh Orchestra. 3.4s—Poems by George Herbert, read ...
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... AGRICULTURE. A to Let on about 20 Acres. Apply Thomas Brown. 9650 U of Cl ESE from F to be Sold at the Brechin Auction Mart on A PYERTISER would undertake to Turnip bs, People’s Journal Ofice, Cupar. PONE MEAL FOR WHEAT SEED. The MANURE Co. have on Sale ...
... The Patron Saints. Saint George of England, with Marcus Barron, Neville Gates, Donald Eccles, Cherry Cottrell, Wilfrid Walter, Charles 5. 0— England. A programme commemorating the festival of England's Patron Saint. George's Day, 1939, with 8.8.C. ...
... -Leeds , 'yorksliire . • • - • ' • • George James Reid , merchant , - late of Sydney , 'New-South Wales , now of Manchester . . . _; . Henry Cottrell , glue _manufacturer , Pennyivell Road , _Bristol , Easton , and St George , _Gloucestershire . . . John Chamberlin ...