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... Still, Bennett, Klingender, and Viscount Trafalgar, Lieuts. Galley, Carter, Fitzgerald, Noel, Williams, the Hon. Nelson, Sir Grattan Bellew, and Caillard, the medical officer, Dr. Nicholls. The total strength of the camp is now 737. Pabliamentaky Divisions ...
... marksmen opportunity comitaritig their own arms and their own skill with tlmsc countries. And lam convinced the result ill to show that, as t British manufacturer is already second none in the laurtcitlon of tlie arm itself, m. the ptople of this country not ...
... their privations and sufferings have not remained such a mystery as the captain of the vessel imagined LORD CARDIGAN AT LEEDS. On Saturday Lord Cardigan visited Leeds, that day having I appointed for the presentation to his lordship of the sword nhicli has ...
... breed; Mr. John Baldwin, Luddington, Warwickshire, Ist prize, sheep, two years, mixed breed; Mr. Thomas Crisp, Butley Abbey, Suffolk, Ist prize, pig, 4 mouths; Sir George Throgmorton, Buckland, Berkshire, Ist prize, pig, 8 months; and Mr. John Waters, Moscombe ...
... —Defendant was discharged noon his promising to go to the Workhouse. PnEanEn Guilty.— John Leach was brought up on a warrant, charged with stealing 55., the property of John Butt, miner. The oflenoo was committed as long ago February 13,1894, which uiue defendant ...
... Wraxall. Bradfordeon ; 2. OmnWII. ; 3. Mr*, k. Gtddings . r.. Jacob Trowbridge. BOOTS. Two arm manenis,—l, F. H. Woods; 2. Fred ledge. Conigre. Melkaham. „ „ . Two arm rrf swedn—l. Fred Oolledgc ;‘-.F- H. Woods. Special prises, presented by Messn. Suttow ...
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... Crimean correspondent of the Morning Herald; Mr. John Cassell, publisher; and Mr. Gerald Massey, the poet, now of Edinburgh. Amongst the M.P.s were Mr. Kershaw, of Stockport; Mr. Hindlev, of Ashton; Sir John Potter and Mr. Aspinall Turner, of Manchester: ...
... Finance Committee, Mr. Stratton also to take the place of Mr. H. E. Smith on the Diseases Animals Committee ; that the Earl of Cardigan be added to the Charities and Records Committee; and that Mr. U. Smith, Duckbill, Caine, be placed on the Midwives Committee ...
... attained the age of 38, was celebrated at Windsor the ringing of merry peals, from the Chapel Royal of St. George, and St. John’s Church, and other demonstrations of loyalty and respect. Lord Cowley, her Majesty's ambassador at Paris, is to be immediately’ ...
... in the marble which will perpetuate their memory. In the same hall plaster model has been piaced of the Right Hon. Henry Grattan, by Carew, and, although some objections have been taken to the attitude chosen, it is considered a most excellent likeness ...
... Trowbridge, Wcdoeeday, Edmond Fitamaurioe. M P. (oh.irm.n) pre.ldiog There were also present: The Marqoia Bath the Karl ol Cardigan, Sir John T. Goldnoy the Karl of Pembroke and Montgomery Bov Sir J E Pbilippr, Sir H PoUen, Bart, Colon. Beat, Rev W B Pitt, Rev ...