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	South Bristol Free Press and Bedminster, Knowle & Brislington Record Bristol, England 26 Jan 1914 LAIRD AND LADY PALIIERSTON LAIRD AND LADY PALIIERSTON Sir Edward has also something to say about Lord and Lady Palmerston: My old friend Mrs. Tom Blundell to:d me she was at a party at Cambridge House when Lord Palmerston came and asked her if it was true that ,he was about to View article Type: Article
	Clifton Society Bristol, England 4 Sep 1902 Wit:hem Lady Blaine, Lord and Lady' Loam Captain and Lady Margaret Spicer, and Mr. P. judges were . --Hunters and Wit:hem Lady Blaine, Lord and Lady' Loam Captain and Lady Margaret Spicer, and Mr. P. judges were . --Hunters and helm Mt. F. L. Phillips, Lawrestey Park. Pembroke. sea Mr. G eo rge Gordon. Wicornbe Pak. Shaftesbury. flacks and llamas. Sir t'harles Piggott View article Type: Article
	Bristol Daily Post Bristol, England 11 Feb 1875 la House al A petition in favour of Mr. Dillw7n from Blear Th Earl of Mar, epteationed his Maim t< Jobs Laird, /LP. lot death of the bride's r porible, but the of the leadia The rides Laird aad be MA his brother, piety included Mr. A Mr. J. T. Bristow, Mn. Jobs Laird, 1 iiis7 g r; g cor *Renam. Them Bev. CanonKm?m. eot;cltUicat the bet &Ira Laird (the View article Type: Article
	Bristol Daily Post Bristol, England 11 Nov 1873 A? Till LORD MAYOR'S Lora Mamas Picas —Ms bagged M by tie was Laird Maps Ilw Taw sr d wan boo he dad. aid yeed Oddadia des ball hit hi was isow wed awed di add Wed Aides hely W. ant add we did* and dada Ind Nara ad ad add. madam dadd with de plod see drill hi. Mart Ira odd& Mr. his. da drily for way hi dab did de led 4 tir any. Thy did Ira de View article Type: Article
	Bristol Times and Mirror Bristol, England 6 Sep 1902 THE BEIBTOL ITMES AND MIRROR, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1902. BATH HORSE SHOW. newer sad Kathie% Leily third. Mr. J. Lady It Gas ms weed with Mr beautiful Wei I Mr. Tatom's third; Mr. Wertbeimer's mead astry the Immo, ad Mr, Freak eked:auto ► e. There $ =aerie's ent-tan fee seder i there being on ly three almeetem tree the en try. Mrs. 11. Batt'. Lady Milan a bomb little View article Type: Article
	Bristol Mirror Bristol, England 9 Mar 1822 This letter the principal, or agent in his behalf, signs in the office of Mr. Hase, Chief Cashier at the the singular disposition Mr. propertv, which apparently disappoints tint just expectations of his children. But the fact is said to be, that by this exclusive Inquest to his wife, legacy duty is payable upon this vast sum; and Mrs. Courts, whom lie placed View article Type: Article
	Bristol Daily Post Bristol, England 15 Feb 1875 Lay Cade sod family Woad mods mouth till after ESSirt. The Bight Boa Mr Heap and lady any had naiades A r end, I, Wedded. 4120 JUDGE IN JEOPARDY. To Mot Bono II ,P b A Iworty door lowa His porous nor Ads& TOR COSTIST AT STROUD, Pros coo owl Mr. C. P. Lewis, M.P., sad his leassidsrable band et Mowers Miring been defeated their endeavour. e elect the bisepemey View article Type: Article
	Bristol Times and Mirror Bristol, England 7 Oct 1865 Mr. W. G. Craven ha* decided upon selling all his hurt' m the Ccnarewitefc week. There hsa been a fresh afterwanls cut his own throat. has been hospital ever since, his wife having recovered from her wounds some time ago. U'Shaughnessy was so nearly convalescent Friday that he was brought up the police-court a charge of attempting murder his wife. was committed View article Type: Article
	Bristol Times and Mirror Bristol, England 8 Jan 1848 assorts) gave order for the removal of the stone altar. Mr. knew his duty as a Christian and Priest of expressing his hope that he would also subscribe his shilling. Only shilling ?” said Toler; only shiliing to bury attorney ! Here is guinea ; go and bury one-andtwenty of them.— Life of Lord Eldon. A Long Dinner. —Mr. Hay, afterwards laird Newton, one View article Type: Article
	Bristol Times and Mirror Bristol, England 27 Aug 1892 le, Attu. eel= kw bees opened et Sir Massey and Lady Loges Beth. Sir Growths sod Lady Smyth Mors snivel for Oth7th. Mr. J. laird Pathless. who eel a little while ago made • by Lord Imegli to be will take up his dries se as l. ties are lured and the parrot wwpiesa.Mr. Pettiness Debar Mrs was private secretary far • great yore to the late Mr. W. B. Smith; View article Type: Article
	Bristol Times and Mirror Bristol, England 9 May 1866 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. struck against the raila. and threw hi, jockey ; then. dear the chain, his h*. became entangled ,1, I Mr Merry's Stockstill (3lb) Mr J. B. Morris's f Miss Bateman Mr (i. Payne's b by Muscovite out of Melody Mr J. Powuey’s ch f Lady Rose Pryor s Littleport (3lbl Mr Pryor's Friponnier (Jib) I Mr W. Robinson’s Ailesbury. (31b) Mr W. Robinson's Highland View article Type: Illustrated
	Bristol Mirror Bristol, England 20 Jan 1810 PRF.TF.RRED. Th» Prince of Wale* h»i presented the Rev. John Crofu, M. A. on* of hia Royal Hi(ihue«'’i Bombay.—At Sheptim Malletl, Mr. W. Htppisley, son of the late Dr. Hippisley—On the Bth mst. Mrs. Iy, wife Mr. Z. Bailv, of Frome—On the 16th tnst. in th« prime of life, Mr. Nathaniel Selward, « respect.We grocer, of Froroe —The lady of Joshua Smith, Esq. M• View article Type: Article
	Bristol Times and Mirror Bristol, England 22 Jul 1867 ■the ball to the sultan. Friday evening hi* Imperial Majesty the Sultan, his chief Minister* and the mort distinguished mem** ■the ball to the sultan. Friday evening hi* Imperial Majesty the Sultan, his chief Minister* and the mort distinguished mem** of bis suite, was entertained at the new India-offices a splendour and magnificence which quite threw into . h» View article Type: Article
	Bristol Mirror Bristol, England 17 Jul 1824 W HIS CTOS BIBLE SOCIETY MEET ISO \.; and Mr. Hobhouse and Mr. Hanson. In the second were Mr. Kinnaird, Mr. Kllice, Mr. Bruce, and Sir Francis Burdett the third, were Mr. Thomas Moore, Mr. Thomas Campbell, Mr. Hopers, and Hr. O’Meara. In the fourth, the Deputy from Greece, Mr. Barnes View article Type: Article
	Bristol Times and Mirror Bristol, England 15 Aug 1835 LADIES' HIDE It N TAN I, EM f: sxitoot. SAC! ry. db. ha!ser• Neely betwe.to OA Cum a tutlthe petition of 1.,,,. I . i bill I 414y.'illness, Elisabeth, only daughter of Mr. Lewis, dyer and Milk-street. to them by the Contemns. ;sonde inatrections. a* in g u. 11. in his /ink year. Mr. Anthony Allen, St. Jameis the days of the l'Atiral Men received by View article Type: Article
	Bristol Daily Post Bristol, England 28 May 1869 ATITXPT TO MURDER A YOUNG LADY mooed of bur laser ).•:an and uthe left sine. The yeast lady became and Talbot, besting lite frentep as the stairs, rushed to hie own roam sad bier* bed. Kr. and Mrs. Ant removed the young lady downstairs to their 0111 room, the wen up the occupied by View article Type: Article
	Bristol Mirror Bristol, England 5 Apr 1823 grammar of a ot'all tvurk. p.m.—lHoiiit. Asked .lark Mittrn take a glass of sherry, and \| Hiked vinegar-rnu into his i\|Uesfioii ; For —Lord Maryborough, Lord Melville, Mr, Canning. Mr. lluakia.vnn, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Wynne. .-lyain.M—The Lord Chancellor. Lord Westmoreland, Lord Colchester, Lord Bathurst, laird Flamnvby, Mr. Reel. (/Wechted—Lord Liverpool and the Duke ot* View article Type: Article
	Bristol Mirror Bristol, England 25 Feb 1837 SOLD BY AUCTION, Bq KEYSER, Hy Order the Mayoi, Aldrriuen, and Horp.-s-es of the City oi Hi.'i .l. vtlli-GUII.UHAI.I.. oil iran -.-j.,’ Ul am imgk-. tnd. K-rmn-glain Kailaa, arc mni.M 7J . Midland ■-* ;i, Hi.pbt.nAw . Givcnwicli 3to \ prmiiuiu. ' It Kh.- understand, settled that .Mr. , . Mr. Just ire ti;i/<-ilee the Ben*h. It will rptuembeird, that the present Cabins then View article Type: Article
	Bristol Times and Mirror Bristol, England 10 Oct 1868 ,fDvttgn Uttos. Another familiar name among Churchmen appear* in thin week’* obituary. Canon died Monday, after a lingering illness. His the revising barristers are entitled vote. The new American Minister ha* had an interview laird Stanley upon Mr. Train's case. Writing Train, Mr. Johnson says laird Stanley seemed jiersonay well disposed towards him, but that, as he in custcy for debt, View article Type: Article
	Bristol Mirror Bristol, England 20 Oct 1832 LATE BONNER AND MIDDLETON s JOURNAL. PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN TAYLOR, AT HIS GENERAL PRINTING OFEICE, No. 20, SMALL-STREET —Literary (razette. Died, onThursday morning at Pimlico, in his K*2d year, Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Hardy was the founder of the London Corresponding Society, and was, with Mr. Home Tooke, Mr. Thelwall, Mr. Holcroft, and eight others, indicted for high treason View article Type: Article