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... gloriously, and became his true position. Ilis Grace’s chaplet of fame, while still green in the British heart, will gain many a laurel of immortelles from the susceptible admirers of Napoleon's conquests. The graceful respect thus evinced, a memorable anniversary ...
... RIS-ISLCCTION AUDITOR. Mr. W. G. STEVIINS proposed the re-election of Mr. J. S. Chappelow. F.C.A.. the ►etiring auditor, which was seconded by Mr. WINTLI, and adopted. T TO CHAIRMAN. Mr. Moxsv proposed a hearty vote of thanks to the Chairman. •• - hicb ...
... Faiwcw.—Senior Prize %Aland. Junior None awarded. Third and Fourth Form Prize : Smith max. Second and First Form Prize: Chappelow. _ . _ GEIMAN.—Senior Prize: Sheertnen. Junior: Chap* low. Senior Campion : Fisher max. Junior : Winton. }IIRTORY AND GEOORAPHT ...
... Miscellaneous News. At the rent audit of the Venerable Duke of Portland, held at Morpeth, on Thursday last, hi 3 grace, with characteristic liberality and consideration for the sufferings of others, made a return of no less than 35 per cent, to his numerous ...
... Stephen. Perhaps it was because he feared that the boy was going to take Grace away some day. It may even have been jealousy because he realised that he possessed such a share of Grace's heart. Anyhow they sat down to their meal together, but it was almcst ...
... Cuckfield, ! Thomas Botting, aged SO years. BEDWELL.—On the 19th Jan., at Wimbledon-park, Surrey, Mary Anne Bedwell (nee Chappelow), wife of Cecil Fra icis Bed well, aged years. BROWN.—On the 19th Jan., at 78, Heathfield-road, South Croydon, Elizabeth ...
... pianoforte solos while Mr Weber sang “To-morrow” “I Travel the Road” splendid style Mr Frank Murray sang “Phyllis such Charming Graces” and a!so led glee party the Misses Howard and Jones Messrs Higgins Weber and Dean in the delightful part songs By” “Linden ...
... po- tatoes. He waa speaking of Grace. By Mr. Cole.— This conversation took place at Chapel. Any person knew how to huck up potatoes. Had mentioned to Mr. Grace what Chatfield had said, nine months ago. Mr. George Grace stated that he carried on business ...
... J. Clarkson, Charlton, Kent, retailer of beer. BANKRUPTS. George Sandeman, York-street, Southwark, ironmonger. William Chappelow, jun., Jermyn-street, St. James's, wholesale saddler. Thomas Lands, Edgware-road, bootmaker. Arthur Joseph Head, St. Pet ...
... are Honrta’«ea flour dealer. ■ Casks. Casks. Casks. Casks. jg Drayton for Goodwood ; ~ 12 40 445 .. Tbe cbiefdatighta that grace thy Paradiae? Stock this 31436 23344 150 23396 «fnii..ie for Kn.unr B ...
... George Tayler JP Miss Taylerand the Misses Baker and Woking Mrs Neate Sheriff and Skeet and in London by Mr T S Thornton Mr Chappelow At 11 o’clock the members were received by Dr A B Rendle MA FLS and most courteously conducted through the Botanical Department ...
... previews Saturday Mrs. Smith had easeultol her. When she wee throwing the water Mrs. Smith ruched at her end threw her cm the graced the bnekct fell. She was kicked on the chin and the arm and had brakes there now. She screamed fey until Mr. Dowell eame.—Crool ...