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... on MON tAY, the 26th inst.:- Holliday and Lewis Turner, Son, and Nephew Bigge and Lloyd Lainge and Ca. Joseph Lambert Shollard and Hodson Joseph Page Bach and Barker Crockford and Grove R. Buckland 0. and G. Cartwuight H. Sunderland Bollbogsworth and ...
... Birmingham. GEORGE RICtMOND COLLIS, Church Street WorkS, Birmingham MESSENGER and SONS, Broad Street, Birmingham. ELD and CHAMBERLAIN, Birmingham. JOHN and EDWIN WRIGHT, Univereo Works, BirminghamI HAMMOND, TURNER, and SONS, Butten Manufacturers, Birmingham ...
... John Thompson Mr. CoirneillorUefill Mr. T. B. Updill Mr. Counchor Wailmr ,Mr. Coru cillor Walsh Mr. CourcillorWadhiUs lr. Joseph Watson Dr. Wrightson Sir. Walford Mr. WirelU Mr. B. Si. Walsh Sr. Walter Williams. cIM Mr. James Whiloek Mr. George Welch ...
... if required, be executed in four dlays. Wholesalo only, 1447 PATENT AND DESIIGN OFFICE, 2, BEINNrl TS HILL, BIRMIINGHAM. JOSEPH COOKE begB to macke known to his UJ Eririelo ansi tbe Publie that ho lba3 1PURItIASlED the BUST,- X..L eg xlcarriedneein the ...
... 22. Bread Street al. Ltesvart. Esq., 0 Cheapside J. Teoulon, Esq., 57, Cheapside j, Tijlutt, Esq. (Messrs. Tillott and Chamberlain), 7, Gresham aJ. Setable3. Et q. Aid to High Street aG. Waiter, Feq., Shoe nus aJ ',arren, Esq.. 96, floundoflitch *. E ...
... Warren, Esq. The following gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury-Jobn Kenderdine, Esq., Foreman, and Messrs. Charles Adams, Joseph Dodo Adams, George Henry Bentley, John Bamford, John Boulton, Thomas Charles Britton, William Birob, Robert ClIffe, Thomas ...
... elected president, Mr. W. Harris vice-president, and Professor Chamberlain honorary secretary. hMr. Empaon exhibited two picturesque views of the Exchange at Monte Video. lr. J. H. Chamberlain exhibited drawings for the alterations at Umberslade Hall, and ...
... crowded rooms, it is usually considered that the people who go to see the others go have rather the best of it. The Lord Chamberlain is pestered to death for tickets for the corridors, &c., from those who have the right of entrfc, but who prefer to go ...
... Edgbaston, £1. is.; Mr. James Hunt, £2. 28.; Mr. Henry Wiggin, S1.; A Friend, per ditto, £1.; Workmen of Nettlefold and Chamberlain, £1. 3a. 9d.; Workpeople of Footherape and Shenton, per J. R. Burns, l1s. 6d.; A few of the Work. men of Bea and Webb. St ...
... Sir T. G. Skipwlth, Sir P. V. Pole, Sir P. N. C. Hamilton, and B. P. Shirley, E. Greaves, W. Dickens' E. B. King, H. T.2 Chamberlain, IL J. Atty, E, Wheeler, J. T Lawrence, C. M. Caldicott, 0. Muegrove, J. F. Ledsam, H. Smith, T. Cotten, T. Flower, F. Dinsdale ...
... AND INVESTME ENT SOCIETY. OFFICEFS- 12, BENNE TzS HILL. PicESIDEST- WILLIAM SCHOLIEFIELD, EsQ., MP. SIR JOHN RATOLIFF. KT. JOSEPH GLARK DIXON, EsQ. DIla. JAMES TAYLOR, JUN. AUDITOR- DMa. EDWIN LAUNDY. SOLIITOsR- W. R. WILLS, EsQ. ARCIUTEOT- Ma. T. F, TIHORPE ...
... J. T. Bunco and Mr. R. F. Mectinear to propose the vice-president for the year, and Professor Chamberlain was chosen with much applause. Mr. J. Chamberlain proposed, and Mr. J. A. Kenrick seconded, the appointment of Mr. G. S. Mathews as treasurer, who ...