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... following were elected the coininittee-Mesars. O. Airy, J. -Anthony, Ef. NV. Badger. A. Browveit J. -T. ounres W. M. D)ixon, William Harris, W. J. Harrison, R. Hudson, W. R. Hughes, G. J. Johnson, J. A. angford, H. S. 1'earson, C. T.-Saunders, Rev. J. H. Smith ...
... oure, will do the same. Believe me, my dear sirs, yours very truly, J. D. GoDWM1N. John S. Wright, Esq., Chairman, William Harris, Esq., Ron. Secretary, Birmingham Liberal Association. Birmingham Liberal Association, Central Committee Room, 87 ...
... and dealer in fancy goods. Adjudication made May 1, BANKRUPTS William Harris, 17, Wynne Road, Brixton Road, London, Peter Pyne, 25, St. Swithin's Lane, London, merchant and agent. William Frederick Salmon, 21, Aldermabhury, London, tie manufacturer. Simon ...
... three and a half miles-and lie computed that the par. chase of thle land would involve a cost of about £0114,584.~ Mr. William Harris, land agent and building surveyor, Bir. mingliam, estimated that the cost of the hind from Walsali to, the furoer Tame ...
... seized the miains with the cerds. William Harris struck him immediately over the head whit ?? stick, and other men got their sticks to bin him as well. His prisoner gt away, buti Kirby gave shase anid seiced. him. Charles Harris put out his foot and threw him ...
... conducting the Wakefield election, when Sir William Hayter called at his office and asked for a safe man to go 3 down to Gloucester. Did not know of it till he returned to London. Did not think Sir William wanted a man to bribe, but only to assist the ...
... White, Dfr. T. C. Barnes, and Mr, William Harris. co Some of these gentlemen, it was felt, were not likely to stand. Mr. Hart declined, and finally the cc committee decided to ask only one of them, 9r. William Harris, who would make an excellent and s ...
... and Dr. Martineau. The following resolution has been passed at a meeting of the committee of the Birmingham Library, Mr. William Harris (president) in the chair: That the committee of this library, to which Dr. Crosskey has rendered such eminent services ...
... The two killed are Mr. Plumb, a commercial traveller, representing M'George and Co., of 30, Friday Street, London; and William Harris, a storekeeper in the employ of the company. Those injured are-Mr. Crock- ford, arm and leg completely smashed, and other ...
... nomi- nated by George B3rindley and Cousicillor William White. Henry William Crosskey, 28, George Road, Edgbaston, N-oncontormist minister; nomiatted by Samuel Greena way and Alfred Chirhson Osler. Roberb William Dale, Winterslow louse, Bristol Road, Dissenting ...
... Cinderfod, December 12, at S. William Stephens, .28. Broad Street. By rmiugham, hay pud corn dealer. General meeting, at the offices of Mr. Reuben kTailor, solicitor, 7, Waterloo Street, Birmingham, December 6, at 11. Thomas William eorYge. 114, Highgate, Moseley ...
... imprisonment. _ Assault.- Samuel Smith (23), Mill Street, Saltley, carpenter, was charged with having assaulted Sergeant William Harris, a pensioner. The complainant was writing letter at a public-house in Great Brook Street, Sunday. about one o'clock, when ...