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... was’ on . the of Mr. McLande- “knife” the prosecutor, borough, that, to a' id any chance of disputes The Rev. Cavon Bell, D D., occupied the pal- The recent deprivation of the vicar has not withdrawn. with the railway company, the railwa: y ban! pit ...
... scheme—upon paper. A friend of ming,a baronet, who is a colonel in the Army, a D.£., and a J.P., whose district “ie under the Crim-s Act, forwards me a receipt in his favour for 4s d., being his share of the compensation paid to te Fitzgerald, for having had ...
... ITATIONS, in aid-of the above at th e ROTUNDA, on T DAY EVENING, Fes, 29th, 1884, at Right o'clock. Miss Jones ( London), Miss THIRKILL, Mr D’Axcy Fenris, T he Rev. J. H. LamBerr M._A., Minor Canon Hereford Cathedral. ...
... RVENINQ, Fib. 26th. 1884, Bight o.dock. VockiAtH' Min Faust. Joitt* (Londoq), Miss Thikkill, Mr D’Abct Fseris, The Rev. J. H. Lambkbt. M Minor Canon of Hereford Cathedral. VioLis—Mr J. E. TfteRECITATIONS willinolade Not the Programme, Brown the Play, and “The ...
... H. F ergueon, Ww. pher, G. Heath, J. B. ‘re ylor, G. Mitchell, J. i. Clarke, T. Brassi M. Kite, W. Simme-Ball, S. Onley, . Hall, 8S. H. Brookes, H Butt, H. Weaver, C. Nicholas, J. A. J Shinner, B. Hack, H. Pumfrey, J. Woodward, W. Hicks, K. ...
... Stoke, to 29, Clarence-square Mrs and Miss Peuru ddock, from Bath, to 38, terrace Mrs Montpellier- weon sn d Miss Leeds, from Tewkesbury, to 13, -parade Miss Mary Rudd, = Beg boroug' h, Somerset- shire, to Fromefield Miss Sutcliffe, from ...
... 18, Grosvenor-atreet, W.C. Montagu Bertie, D.C.L., was the 6th Earl, and was born or. the 19th June, 1808, succveding his father in 1854. He was educated at Eton and at College, Cambridge (M.A. 1829) ; Hon. D. L. of Oxford, 1835, was for the county of ...
... fallowing have been promised paid to the Treasurer of the Cheltenham Branch since December Bth. £ a. d. Rev. Charles Msrshsll 11 0 Rev. J T. C. Saunders 1 1 Miss Timins 10 0 Mr Stewart 10 0 0 Rev. R. K. Cohbold 2 2 James Deeve, Esq 2 2 0 Mrs 2 2 0 Walter Minor ...
... ’s D minor concerto for pianoforte and or heal was ne:;t given, with Mr. von Holst et the r.do iustrnotent, Mr. WilHama, otgins. at Gloucester Cathedral, elding e limn ; in to is Mr. von Holst excelled Iroisel ~lavi >e ler than have ever he -i-d him ...
... Attendance* old patient* Patient* Tinted homo .•. Accidents o A, Momlet, M.D., Reaident Surgeon. IMPULSE” AT THE THEATRE. The comedy drama. Impute, which h«» had run of 280 nighta at St. J»»«*» Theatre, tendon, i. thi. week repree.uted Cheltenham for the hnit ...
... QUEEN’S NEW BOOK. Tli* new book about b* published by the Queen is dedicated Jobw Brown, Faithful attendant,” write* her Majesty, j, av . often mentioned tbrooghout these leaves, is no ieegor wilb her whom he served so truly, devotedly, uatiemgly. •• In the ...
... Resolution was passe d appointing a Committee to con- sider the proposed f ormation of a permanent Foose of Laymen. In the Lower House §:he queati: ‘on of the relative strength of tae Church and N onconformists was discussed. . ‘Mr. J. Allan Acott, one of ...