... a counter show case, table and hanging lamps, and Other effects. On view the morning of sale, and catalogues may bs obtained of Cecil Mercer, Esq., Official Receiver, 14, Bedford row, London, W.C., and of Mows. Herbert and Son, Auctioneers and Valuers ...

... Chalvey Bayley, Wm. Mille, We:- ham Baylis, Major T. Erskine, Farnham Common Bell, Sir John C., Frame- wood Stoke Bennett, Mr.., Burnham Bennett, Col. W. Ward, ham Common Major, Arthur C., Ditton Major, Richard 11., Langley Marston, E. P., Stoke Martin, Richard ...

... inscribed. which would coot about £7OO, a memorial window in St. Mary's Cherub, Beading, where the old colour* of the regiment hang, and the balance, if any, to bs given to the Soldiers ° Daughters' Hume at Hampstead.— Lord Barrington moved the appointment ...

... entertainments, and which was now transformed into a refreshment buffet, wax lined with rich tapestry hangings. Japanese umbrellas, etc., and hangings depended from the roof, and with the charming contents of the stalls and the groups of flowers, the raise ...

... the Ire for minute or two, and that during her absence she was sure no one elm came into the bar, as the doors would have hanged and she would have heard them. —Constable Meade aim gave evidence, and Goodebild that if was a drunken person ohs woo not ...

... yeant, and had not given him any provocation.— Pierre Hoffman, Dr. Bennett'a famonan, mid defendant rang the gate bell at 7 o'clock in the evening. and when he answered it naked for Dr. Bennett. He mid he trim in the I dining room, hot defendant raid no, he ...

... were charged with stealing four fowls at Upton Lea Farm, Langley, on Dec. 2nd, the property of Mr. Herbert Nash.—Thomas Evans, farm bailiff to Mr. Herbert Nash, said on Saturday morning he noticed a fowl with it. neck broken lying in e cart in the eked ...

... Cole, to Miss Bennett, eldest daughter of the late Rev. C. Bennett, of Littleton. Same day, by the Rev. G. A. Mongomery, at St. George’s Church, Hanover-square, the Earl Bruce, eldest son of the Marquis of Ailesbury, to the Lady Mary Herbert, second daughter ...

... wrote to them stating that he thought they could go no further in the matter. Mr. Herbert : I have one more Mr. Stribling : Can you inform the Home Secretary ! Mr. Herbert : I don't mind 'fleeting the Home Secretary [loud laughter]. No doubt, he proceeded ...

... came from the respondent's Sir He cansed the Bat the facts of be done first to see if the two cases Herbert's case had not been proved, which must Mr. Herbert said no privy or water closet was con- has nected with the drain complained of, and he denied committed ...

... He (Sir dolin) believed he we - estimable ve- TEE Senses. When Mr. Arnold Herbert rose to speak there was another outburst of enthusiasm. After this had subsided Mr. Herbert said he did not know whether they had observed the bad habit into which their ...

... Godfrey, bandmaster of the Royal Horse Guards (Blues), • brother ; Mr. Julian Godfrey, also a brother ; Mrs. Bennett, a sister ; Mr. Herbert Godfrey, and Mr. Arthur Godfrey (nephews), and Mise Margaret Godfrey (a niece). From the south entrance of the ...