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... ScaOMssao. He*. T. A, MJL. rector af the nteaaU Mnantlsl Selfard ; of at. Margaret s. Bamsgs. Mmutoalee natroa. (hr Haachesler. BaAßrs.Bee. A.. B.A..eamie af Mato Unmoral; of BA Hamabaa'a. Stoke Pimaraf. Oeeoapert. Snirn. Bee. J. P.. rector of Abbots. Prweeg ; ...
... The Archbishop of Canterbury officiated, assisted by the Rev. William St. Aubyn, rector of Stoke Damerel, Devonport, and the Rev. Edmund St. Aubyn, rector of Stoke Fleming, Dartmouth, uncles of the bridegroom. The Earl of Mount-Edgcumbe gave the bride away ...
... Winners of special prizes and cups included the following: Robert W. Bell, Blackbridge, Hillsborough ;P. J. Fitzmaurice, W. T. Stokes, Anahilt, County Down; John R. Lloyd, Traverston, ; St. Clair M. Dobbs, Olenariff, County Antrim; Dr. Vaughan Harley, Walton ...
... pearls for the neck and arms, and all other jewel cry she haves to her husband. Certain stock and Bank annuities to Lady Margaret Gibbes, Emily Plunkett and Lady Charlotte Arbuthnot. Also leg'ac c „ Lor, Bridport the Hon. Sir Francis N. Buxton and Lady ...
... child was then taken, and tht defendant Stokes was ultimately admitted to bail to give Mr. Hook an opportunity of consulting the guardians of the parish and take their opinion whether they should . prosecute Mr. Stokes at the sessions or call upon the magis- ...
... , vicar of Englishcombe, Somersetshire. Pound.— On the 17th inst., at Park-road, Stoke Newington, Martha, second surviving daughter of the late Mr. Henry Pound, of Stoke Newington and Leadenhall-street, aged thirty four. PROWSE.— On the 11th inst., of ...
... Trinity Hall ; F. E. Churchill, Third Trinity, and J. C. Brown, Lady Margaret ; O. W. Moore, Christ's, and O. J. Bristowe, Trinity HalL The Temperance Walk. — Weston arrived from Derby at Stoke-on-Trent at two o'clock yesterday after- : noon, having walked ...
... Champ.— On Ihe llthinst., at 20, Harrington-square, the wife of C. Champ, Esq., of a son. Cory.— On the i>th inst, it Stoke House, stoke Bishop, Clou- j cestershire, the wife ol Arthur Cory, Est;., captain H.M.s Indian Army, of a daughter. FEILDEX— On the ...
... CHURCH SERVICES FOR TO-MORROW. St. Paul's Cathedral, 10.30. Prebendary Shelford, rector of Stoke Newington; 3.15, Prebendary Bernard Reynolds ; 7, Canon Mac Coll, rector of St. George's, Botolph-lane. Westminster Abbey, 10, Canon Blore; 3' Canon Duckworth ...
... county ; St. Mary Stoke, 37 town, 12 county : St. Stephen, 1)9 town, , county ; St. Lawrence, ; )r i town, 18 county ; St. Mary at Elms, 27 town, locounty; St. Nicholas. 71 town, 25 county; X.Clement, 147 town, 82 county ; St. Margaret, 182 town '78 county ...
... grove, Stoke Newinston, of a daughter. Mount-Edgci mbe — On the 27th inst., at Tunbridge-welLs, the Countess of Monnt-Edgcnmbe, of a daughter. Aru o n the 2Sd inst.. at Tubingen, Wurtemberg, the wife of Professor B. Pauli, of a daughter. STOKE on the2ith ...
... Thomas, Chelsea ; pmxiuie— Janet Meid. Ctifton ; Harold S. Samuel, Kilburn ; Clara K. Smith. New-cross ; Felix G. S.vinst ad, Stoke Newington ; Colin M. C. Taylor, Oxford. Sin-:ing. -Arthur MD. Davy. Si.c.ti..!d : Muriel Foster, Sunderland ; prosi utf — Elizabeth ...