... 511 1 3 erfludus be added to the resolution in the minute. Agreed to, and the minutes, as amended, were confirmed. Mr. E. Rogers read the weekly financial statement. The President congra t u l a t e d t h e League upon the result of the Manchester de ...

... was .represented by Mr. Beales, Mr. Howell, Mr. Merri'-man, Mr. Langley, Colonel Dickson, Mr. Dresser 'Rogers, Mr. Guedalla, Mr. Lucraft, Mr. Bannister, Mr: Acland, Mr: Mantle, &c., &c. 'Mr. Mill, havitie explained that the object of the conference was ...

... Friend, per Mr. P. Hennessy, plasterer Mr. S. Saunders, joiner, per Mr. Garland Mr. Pritchard, 2s. 6i.; R. Simpson, le; F. Bannister, is.; A. W. Reynolds, Is. ; Hersey, Is., per Mr. H. E. jenkins, Secretary of Organ Builders' 0 6 6 Tetteriore7Masons, per ...

... gentlemen, your ebedient fervent, , BISMARCK. To Edmond Beales, EN., and the Executive of the Reform League. • Mr. Dresser Rogers read the financial reporffor the year ending April 20th, 1867, by which it appeared that the income of the League from all ...

... For new offices and roof wall, London Bridge Station, London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway. Contract No. 4. Mr. F. D. Bannister, architect. Quantities supplied by Mr. C. H. Driver :-Rennie and Co., £22,745; Patman and Fotheringham, £20,200; Perry, jun ...

... and one which ought to be condemned by all honest men. The following resolution was proposed by Mr. Davis, seconded by Mr. Bannister, and carried unanimously: That this meeting protests against the confused, deceptive, and contradictory measure introduced ...

... request con t of Mr. De Gruyther to his branch, hat they ele ct another person to reP resent them at the C onne l l. Mr. E. D. Rogers, the chairman of the:finance committee, made the weekly financial report. Reports of meetings and formation of branches were ...

... and see the Watermen's Act duly enforced. (Hear.) The following resolution was then moved by J. Tyler, and seconded by J, Bannister : That it is the opbs in of this meeting that the present System of manago , it of the Watermen's Compary is bad, though ...

... • meeting of this branch of the Reform League was held on: Tuesday evening last at the workshops, KMisal New. Town. Mr. Bannister - and Mr. Joseph Guedalla attended by invitation as a de-putation from the Central Council.HMr. Nash having - taken . the ...

... sympathy and support of the people which does not pass a Reform Bill based on manhood suffrage. After an address from Captain D. Rogers, Mr. Weston moved, and M r . Lueraft seconded— That this meeting, being composed of the inhabitants of Hoxton, pledges itself ...

... Perfitt ; 4, Mr. Mantle; 5, Mr. Lucraft ; 6. Mr. Cremer ; 7, Mr. Odger ; 8, Mr. Cooper; 9, Mr. Dell; 10, Mr. Weston ; 11, Mr. Bannister. A ipplementary platform was improvised by several members of the Working Men's Association, presided over by Mr. Packer ...

... beau.— . BUILDERS' TENDERS For engine-sheds, &c., New Cro,s, for the London, Blighton, and South Coast Railway. Mr. F. D. Bannister, engineer— Blackmore (higho-st) £17,900 0 0 Perry, jun. (lowest) 14,347 0 0 For finishing a house at Crernorne New-roag ...