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... The Earl and Countess of Crewe left Curzon-street on Tuesday for Ascott, Leighton Buzzard, on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Leopold de Rothschild. The rainfall measured at Castle Mills, Ooldington, for the month of March, amounts to 1.54 inches, the largest amount ...
... the death of the Rey. Mrs. 0. Will's; lectern. Mrs. J. Philoin.i; Dcuglne Hurst-Jones. The n - w Vicar took screen, Mrs. Oates and the MiESSR Orae,.. n B.A. degree at Trinity Coll-ge, Oxford, .lls Mrs ki. 0. Gunter; side altar . Mr, with ...
... ?went: Mr. S. H. Whitbread (in the Meelre. E. T. Leeds Smith, H. 0. W. P. Gordon, Cyril Gurney, W. &Hadesld Harter, Alt. Inakip, C. N ft ue, wanderer, IV. Whitworth, N. G. Townl_„.ev, R. Goodman, F. W. Chalice King. Emi lnkw, B. G. Brigr, Mrs. y Carruthere ...
... dacha, IL W. Creasy, Mr. W. 0. H. Harter, Carpenter,o. Stilemanji, Mr. R. Goodman, the Rev. Paul C. Pettit, General Layard, Mr. I. B. Barrow, Mr. H. Chernocke Smith, Mr. P. Gordon, Mr. T. Brigg, ...
... Brooks. Dr. and Mrs. Garner, Mrs. end Master E. Petley, Mrs Williams. Miss L. Moore (Maulden), Miss Goodall (Clophill), the Hon. Con. I Manes and Mies Romola Rased], _Miss Saw. Ter. the MDWDS Dame !Wails Mrs. Anise and family, Miss Stuns ...
... DR. CAPSELLS TABLETS. Case causing deep and widespread interest. Mr. T. Sedgemore, Lyndale Cottage, Chapel St., itudleigh Salterton South Devon, now called by everyone The Salterton Miracle, writes :— For 18 monthe I was completely helpless from spinal ...
... DR. MORRIS ON CAMP& AND OASTLIII3. The Town Hall, Bedford, was well filled on Saturday evening, with an audience interested in English Castles, which was the subject of a lecture given by Dr. John E. Morris, and was the second of a series of tour lectures ...
... vast amount of scattered information collected by the old Archeological Society, by men like the late Mr, James Wyatt, Mr. George Hurst, Mr. T. G. Eiger, Mr. Arthur Ransom, kind othors, to say nothing of present day wurkeis. This °minty of ours, width seemed ...
... reception were Hr. T. Smith, Mr. and M. A. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Leech, the Misses Irene and Kathleen Smith, Masters Medley and Major Smith. Mrs, H. Smith (St. Albans). ...
... Garner end rs. Garner. Mr. and Miss B. Brew% the Issas Goodall, Mn. Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. • Bessemer sad family, Mr. and Mrs. ea lair Tithes, Mr. F..T. Browning and Mn. Brown' inf. ...
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... taking the mimes. 'The Chaireresasit: Mr. C. King tin the chair), Mr. man pne ilie question that the amount be not allowed, and declared that the GA C. Walker (vice chair), Mrs. Carruthers, Ale. , bad it. Grafton. Mrs. Hill , Messrs..), ...