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... practices in future. The debate on Lord Loreburn’s motion on the subject comes on in Hie House of Lords to-morrow. Mr. Worthington George Smith, F.L.S., 82, an antiquarian and geologist of high repute, has died at Dunstable. In 1902 King Edward awarded him ...
... NAL ASSOCIATION. Offices: 4, Yictorla-street, Westminster, S.W. President —W. H. SMITH, Efm. Presidbsts— George Cubltt, Esq , M.P. ; Alderman Cope’a Rev Dr. Worthington, CapUln G. C. Armstrong, Colonel P. Alderman Sir Robert W. Carden, James Watney, Jun ...
... Liverpool, coich spring maker John George Hatcher, Tonbridge Wells, coat'h i George Raker. St. Albans place, * John Willey, Shefßeld, out of business * ltOQm onpef, William Marsden, Sbeffleld, table knife mamif,« George How. London road. hn T r * Charles ...
... MR. CLIVI3 KING GEORGE AND MISS JOAN HOLDICH. At St. Peter’s, Cranley-gardens Saturday the marriage took place £ Mr. George, son Mr. and Mrs. King George, The Brackens, Ascot, and Miss Joan . daughter of Colonel Sir Thomas Holdich Lady Holdich, 41, C ...
... James’s square, London George Shelton, Esq. jnn. Merchant, Arnold, near Nottingham Henry Esq. Director the Great Western Railway John Simpson. Esq. Arnot Hill, near Nottingham Thomas Smith, Esq. Meadow Head, near Sheffield William Smith, Esq. Dam House, near ...
... Darman'. OM WILLIAM F. HAYNES SMITH, N.C.M.G., LL.D., late High Oommiesioser of Cyyrus (18984904), b, Bentiuck-street, Manohester-scuare, W., n. Ifejor Charles Hyde Villiers, 1, Great Cianberlandslem, W. Asthur Pardon /Look, Managing Director Nile Valley ...
... buildings, plant, and machinery, but before taking into account income-tax and interest Debenturee.—Yours faithfully, WHINNET. SMITH, and WHITNEY.” Asiatic silk has been, and Is, largely used in the business. It is usually desirable to contract for it in quantity ...
... „ and INSTITUTIONAL ASSOC&TION. ofic93: 4, VlctorUHrert. Westminster. S.W. H. SMITH, Eeti. pshidksts—Oeorge Cubitt, Esq., M.P.; Cope- i L . Worthington, CepUtn G. C. Armstrong, Oolonel * I V jidetrasnSit Robert W. Cerden, Jsmei Wstneg, Ho«. --; Welter ...
... from Last nigitts gazette. WAR.OFFICE, Nov. 20. (. EXCHANGES AND PROMOTIONS-3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Captain George Waunsell to be Major, by purchase, Tice promote ; and Captw Athur Sullivan, from the 66th Foot, to Captain, by purchase, vice Maun ...
... L ASSOCIATION. Offices: 4, Victoria-street, Westminster, S.W. President— W. H. SMITH, Esq. Vick-Prksidents— George Cabitt. Esq., M.P.; Alderman Cope ~n gev Dr. Worthington. Captain G. C. Armstrong, Colonel Hu J MP. Alderman Sir Robert W. Carden, James ...
... MAHdIKD, Adams—Patwuck.—At East Uudleijh, Devon, the Her. George Dacres Adams, sou the late General Sir George F. Adams, K.C.H., to Ellaabeth Agues, daughter the late Kev. Charles J. Pattrick, of Ackleton, Shropshire. HYDE—FOAKES.—At Southsea, ...
... DiaecToas. Sir \T. P. De Bathe, Bart. I Sir George Rich J. C. Hamilton, £aq. \V. Richardson, Esq. Robert Passenger, Esq. I Brown, Esq. Bankers.— Joint Stack Bank. Solicitor—William Bevan, Esq. Secretary —Mr. George Upton. Offices—No. 6, Old Jewry ; where ...