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... late Henry Maxwe-U Lefroy. j:\>MAN-Ri:iD* On the 13th inst.. at Ke-swick, by the Rev. A. . ?? I.ir.iuay. uncle of the bride. Edward Walker Hensraan. M. A., v. .rr i.Ti. L*ic.-stershire, to Eliza Winifred, younger elaughter of ' y-> P.. ?? Th-- Gahh-s. Port ...
... The late Rev. EDWARD HATCH HOARE, Deceased.— Pursuant to Statute 22 and 23 Vict., cap. 35, Notice is hereby Given, that all ' TORS and other persons having any debt, claim, or demand against or upon the Ertate of the late Rev. EDWARD HATCH HOARIi, formerly ...
... Manchester (Chairman of the Eastern Telegraph Company). Philip Rose, Esq., London. Sir Edward W. Watkin, M.P., London (Chairman of the South- Eastern Railway Company). George Edward Wythes, Esq., London (Director of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway) ...
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... Right Hon. HENRY CECIL RAIKES, Chairman. Henry Robert Brand,Esq.,M.P. Edward Leigh Pemberton.Esq., Sir Stuart Hogg. a M T, _ _ ~ ,_ Richard Basil Huth, Esq. Sir Henry Drammond Wolff, Edward Masterman, Esq. G.C. M.G., ?? M.P. Mons Jules i'astre. Tie.- Company ...
... Telegraph Company). j, K«se, Esq., London. ?? LVlnard W. Watkin, M.P., London (Chairman of the South- ?? ni Railway Company). ,rjc Edward Wythes, Esq., London (Director of the London, t;nguu»n, and South Coast Railway). HANKERS. ?? i,i>n, Mills, Currie, aud ...