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... forpublleation:- At a meeting held at the Odd Fellows' Hall, this day, present Messrs. Thomson Plevils J H. Ehamberlain, William Harris, E. Holmes, and JY T: Bunco (E[onorary Member Architectural Society), representing the architects of Birmingham; Messrs ...
... 45th Rleginent of Foot, but now of no occupation. William Harris, 71, Princess Street, and 7, Malthsouaf Mews, Carlisle Street, Edgware Road, Middlesex, builder, house decorator, and shopfitter. Williams Ledwardi l'rice, Over, otherwise Winsford. Cheshire ...
... the wheat markets to their present state. 'T'le principal cause is to he found in the irrefutable statistics which Air. William Harris recently laid before the Paio Trade League. W1hichl ever side they make for, fair or free trade, they are them- selves ...
... September. 18, those members resigned, and the present board was elected, consisting of Mr. Henry Wrigbt. Birmingham; Mr. William Harris, Edgbaston; Mr. H. L. Muller, I Birmingham ; Mr. J. EL Palmer, London; and M.R. IH.| Taunton, Birmingham. Thequalification ...
... clork, July 31, at Gloucester, VIT LJAs GETFI'IT1II, Welisipool, Miontgomorysilre, ropemaker, August 2, at Weishposl. WILLIAM BOWEN HARRIS, St. Brides, Pembrokeushire, clerk in holy orders, July 31, at Bristol. Tnosias HowEiNs, Bennett's Hill, Birmingham ...
... Liverpooa, wine merchant. EDEN CLARKE, Manchester, ironmonger. JOHN SHAWOROFT, Bowdon and Manclhester, cotton spinner. WILLIAM HARRIS, Bolton, manufacturing chemaist. Printed and Published for the Proprietors by JOHN FREDERICK FEENEY, at his Offices, No ...
... on Wednesday night, Mr. William Harris, the president, in the chair. After liberal repast, the reports of the committee and of the treasurer were read; and as they were highly satisfactory, they were passed mm. eon. Mr. Harris then delivered an address ...
... 'ho 1e formi Hall, Southampton, on the -tIstl inst. iii; William Har-ris choirinan or the Federation) will preside, and doliver ta eddress on Political Org'nsisattnn. hr. .J. Pnwell Williams will rend a raaper on ' The fsalltt Int stld Cortnlst Practices ...
... Chairman, who duly responded to the toaset-hr. FIELDINOc propored, In enlogtetic terma, the healthof the Vice.0hairwan (Mr. William Harris), and this, with another minor toast or two, brought the proceedingo to a close. ...
... WALTER TISS12;GiON, Stoeckport, cotton spinner. JOllN WORTIIY WILLIAMS, Manchlester, stock and shJ broker. WILLIAM MARS81ALL SMlITH, Hulme, Lanesstor, cigar ar,/ tobacco merchant. WILLIAM BRISTOL, Stoke-on-Trent, late of Seabridge, farmer. SAMUJVEL MOSES ...
... 1890. John M. M. Mdunro-xvall-sockets for temporary electric connections; July 19, 1890. William Lacey-artificial fuel; July 23, 1890. William J. Harris and William Overton-joint for the detachable parts of mathematical or drawing instruments and for other ...
... go beyond immediate wants. L O N b o N QGiA Z :E! T T E [Froni Friday Night's Gazeitt.] LIQUIDATIONS BY ARRAINGEMENT. William Harris, 152, Westgate Street, Gloucester, pastrycook and confectioner, First meeting, at the Booth flal Iotel, West- gate Street ...