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́ ́THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1930.

SPEAKERS AND THE ed to be High Steward of Cam-

THE CHINA MAIL,

bridge University in 1534, his

SOLDIERS FINED.

WOOLSACK. hopen were negatived by the re-

doubtable Thomas Cromwell (the King's Vice-Regent, in all causes

celesiastical,

supreme

Mr. H. Maze's Historical bishops, and archbishops;

Letter.

A TUDOR EPIGRAPH.

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SEQUEL TO FRACAS IN A CAFE.

'STORY DISCREDITED.

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on April 15The ease in which two privates MONDAY, November 17, 1930. PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS

commencing at 11 am..

at No. 7, Toires Building (Kimberley Road), Kowloon.

time member for Taunton; and great-great-grandfather of Baron Cromwell upon whom the Barliam of Ardglass, in the Irish Peer-

ge, was confe: red 1615) who, being Chancellor of of the Argyll and Sutherland The following interesting letter the University at the time, award- Highlanders, Privates Finncram ed: the alluring honour to the and Gallagher, were charged with appears in the Harrogate Adver-rival candidate, Thomas Howard, disorderly conduct and malicious tiser of October 1:—

Sir-Will you te so good as third Duke of Norfolk, conjointly damage of glass ware in the On with his son, Henry, the ill-fated |Lok Yuen Cafe on the night of Earl of Surrey.

November 8, was concluded be- There is preserved at Windsor fore Mr. E. H. Williams at the a portrait of Rich by an immor Central Magistracy yesterday ber 16, 1930. tal Swabian painter, Hana Hol-afternoon.

torics.

A Quantity of VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE. -

On View from Sunday, Novem-

Terma: Cash on Delivery.

LAMMERT, BROS.,

Auctioneers Hong Kong, November 13, 1930.

permit me to enquire of those among your readers who, are vers ed. In the lore of the House of Commons whether any of its Speakers reached the Woolsack bein, the younger, whose limmings After witnesses from the Cafe during the 17th and 18th cen- of the saintly William Warham had given their testimony, both Essex people, who enjoy the Wykchamist and Fellow of New defendants stated their defence. College, (Oxford) who, like Rich. The Magistrate said that he privilege of residing in fair and had held the Great Seal, and who was not satisfied that the accused vivific Harrogate, will; I imagine,

for a long period adorned the were telling the truth,

From be interested to know that Sir Chancellorship of Oxford Univer-what he knew of Chinese wit- Richard Rich, who represented sity, are hung at Windsor, Lam- nesses it seemed to him impossi-CHEMICAL DIAMONDS the Borough of Colchester at beth, and the Louvre. Warham ble that they would make the

Westminster from 1520 to 1536, and who afterwards ant for the as a boundlessly generous man, attack alleged.

Chancellor in 1548.

and, in

AMERICAN

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TERRIFIC STORM.

360,

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to be held on MONDAY, the 17th day of November; 1930, at 9. at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Gov ernor, of

Lot of Crown .one

Duke Land at

Kow- Street, loan, in the Colony of Hong Kong for

term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the 'Surveyor of His Majesty the King, For one further term of 75 years. PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

No, of Jale

Lot No. 12.

Iniant Lot Su, 231,

Bake Bire

| Registry Su

Locatily.

He was con-are equal to real dlammands in all res consequence, died in vinced that, when threatened, the pect. Cut glass like real diamonds. Never become dull and can wear for Shire of Essex, was elected Speak-credibly poor-the contrast, in Chinese witnesses would not even ever. Price per carat, H.K. 35 nett. er in 1536, and appointed Lord that respect alone, between him retaliate. The first thing they Term C.O.D. The American Cheml-

In his speech at the opening of and his avaricious, and opulent probably would do would be to cat Diamond Coy.

remains an run away.

The accused were Penang. Strait Settlements. the Session on June 8, 1536, si contemporary, Rich,

arresting one. When Warham, both to blame for the trouble Richard compared Henry the

who yna

made Archbishop of which occurred in the Cafe that] Eighth with Solomon for justice Canterbury In 1503. lay on his night. He was satisfied that both and prudence, with Samson for death-bed in 1532, he asked his of them were the aggressors. strength and fortitude, and with steward how much money his The eharge of maliciously dam- RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES Absalom for beauty and comcli- coffers contained, Upon hearing nging property was dismissed as

AT WORK.. And in his oration at the the reply: "Only thirty pounds": not having been proved, but both close of the Session (which was the good old man smiled and then accused were nevertheless. held;

short one, lasting, only six

exelnimed, with mansuetude: responsible for the breakage. weeks) he likened the Monarch to

Satis Viatici ad Coelum.” His Worship convicted,, and the sun, which expels all noxious

Rich married a London lady.fined both accused $25 each, and vapours, and brings forth the Miss Elizabeth Jenkes, who bore further ordered them to pay $10 seeds, plants, and fruits-necessary him sixteen children of whom each for the damage done to pro- for the support of human life.

only six were boys. For the in-perly in the Cafe. The King not only made that formation of your feminine read- hyperbolle eulogist one of the 15era I mention the names bestow- executors of his will, but also beca by that masterful father and CHAUFFEUR'S CLAIM graph and wireless reports received Publle

nean.

queathed £200 to him,

Rich, who founded Felsted School, the

famous Елясх institution of learning, where the four sons of Oliver Cromwell (Robert, Oliver, Richard, the Protector, and Henry, Lord Deputy of Ire- land) were educated, was an as aiduous and learned lawyer of brilliant attainments, but a time-

"Heavens! Has the had a night out, too? nothing but hair on it."-

Dorfbarhier, Berlin.

DISMISSED IN THE SUMMARY COURT.

- MRS. MATHESON SUED.

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Manila, November 3. A tornado followed by a violent typhoon hit the causing damages to crops and

central Visayas. PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS the by Public Auction Government and private properties to be held on MONDAY, the amounting to no less than half a 17th day of November, 1930, at the Offices of the million pesos, according to tele-3 p.m., at

Worka Department by Order of His Excellency the Gov- nor, of one Lot of Crown Land at Wong Yel Chung in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at 3 Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the King, for one further term of 76 years. PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

this morning in Manila through

various official channels.

Acting Governor Alejo Aquino of Iloilo, in a wireless dispatch to the executive bureau, dated Nov- ember 3, reports that "torzade passed over the municipality of Pussi. Many houses including the old-municipal building

-were

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to be hoid on MONDAY, the

devoted mother on their tey, hand- some daughters, all of whom, as will be observed, reached woman- hood: Margaret,, wife of Henry Pigot, Esquire, of Abington Pigots, Cambridgeshire: Agnes. wife. of Edmund Mordaunt, Esquire, of Thunderley, Essex; Mary, wife of Sir Thomas Wroth; Anne, wife of Thomas

Several families are Pigot. Esquire, of Stratton, Bed- Mrs. R. T. Matheson, of Hunting-destroyed. fordshire; Dorothy, wife

of ton, Stubbs Road, yesterday after-homeless. Red Cross representa- Francis Barlee, Esquire, of Bibs- noon appeared before Mr. Justice tive giving immediate relief."~

Acting Governor Medel of Oc- worth Hall, Herefordshire; Eliza-P. Jacks, in the Summary Court, as

which cidental Negros, in a brief tele- beth, wife of Robert Peyton, E-defendant in an action in quire, of Isleham, Cambridgeshire; she wae sued by her former gram to the executive bureau, says Winifred, wife successively of Sir chauffeur, Suzeff Hamissy, who "typhoon passed this province last Henry Dudley and Roger, Lord claimed $60, being one month's night. Damage done to buildings North; Frances, wife of Jolin, trages in lieu of notice of termina- and crops not yet estimated."

The director of the bureau of Lord Darcy of Chiche; Etheldreda, tion of his services. wife of Robert Drury, Esquire, of The plaintiff's case was that he plant industry this "morning re- Hansted, Suffolk; and Barbara, was engaged on September 1 at aceived a telegraphic report from On the its agent at Tacloban, Leyte, Mauro who became a nun. The six sons wage of 300 per month.

the effect that were Hugh, who was knighted at afternoon of October 8 he suffered Rodriguez, to

and and from stomach trouble

typhoon, swept over that province Queen Mary's coronation,

When between tea and one o'clock last mirror who died in 1551; Robert, who unable to return to work. I can see was knighted at Queen Elizabeth's he went back on the 11th, Mrs. Right. The destruction is exten- voronation, and who succeeded to Matheson told him that he would eive but losses are not estimated. The Herald correspondent in hia father's title; Thomas; who have to pay $7 a day for the hire afed before his father; Edward, of public ears during his absence. Cebu flashed the following report: "In the midst of a starry night Richard, and William.

When he refused to pay, Mrs.

with a bright moon salling in EN In conclusion: Lady Rich re-Matheson dismissed him.

It came out in the course of the cloudless sky a storm suddenly 17th day of November, 1980, at server of surpassing obnoxious-minds me of another exemplary ness who betrayed his benefactors Tudor matron. I refer to Sir cose that the plaintiff had obtain-broke out razing to the ground 3 pm, at the Offices of the and friends, and who was always Thomas

Works Department, by Grantham's daughter, ed another poaltion in September, trees, plants, and small ready to do any work, however Esther, who married one of Rich's and he gave a month's notice to Estimated damages amount to ten Order of His Excellency the Goy

October 1 thousand pesos. Water is three

ernor, of one Lot of Crown Lánd despicable, for his own advance- contemporaries, Sir Edward Ays- Mrs. Matheson on

at King Kwong Street, Wong ment. And, in all. probability, no cough, a distinguished knight of Finally he took up the new post on feet deep in many districts. Towns

Nel Chung, In the Colony other Speaker, in his subsequent Stollingborough in the county of October 15. after he was dismissed hit by the typhoon are still un-

in-Lincoln. execrated more

That adoring helpmate by Mrs. Matheson without notice. heard from."-Philippines Herald.

of Hong Kong for a term of 75 carcer, was

His Lordship pointed out that as

years, with the option of renewal tensely than he was by all parties presented, her husband with four-

A WEEK'S DISEASES. in the State.

her affection, plaintiff had obtained other work

at a Crown Bent to be fixed by the teen tokens of

Surveyor of His Majesty the King, I may further observe that Sir among whom were six couples of on October 15, he could only claim

her consort's damages for three days' unemploy During the week ended Novem- for one further term of 76 years. Richard cultivated, with rare skill, twins!

ber 8 the following cases of dis-

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT. the art of getting on. evidenced altar-tomb in Stallingborough ment.

Mrs. Matheson's case Church, of which a venerable and

was that eases were notified to the Medi- by the number of Officers, ever and above the two coveted ones well-known chaplain the Rever-plaintiff was engaged at $55 per cal Officer of Health: I have already named, which helend John Evans, R.N., Khedive's month, with an increase to $60 if filed during his sordid vet ro- Bronze Star, 1884-6; and Soudan his services proved satisfactory. She Diphtheria markably strenuous public life Medal and (Suakim) Clasp, 1885-claimed that it was agreed between Enteric fever beginning, not unfittingly, with a has been vicar for nearly forty them that in case of sickness plain-Influenza

ac-years, there is exhibited, in Latin, tiff would provide a substitute On November 11 one case Commissionership of sewers,

When plaintiff's wages typhoid fever and one case of cepted by him in February, 1529; the following-impressive testimony driver. followed by the Attorney-General-concerning her praiseworthy exe.were paid on October 1, he gave diphtheria were reported.

notice to leave at the end of the: ship for Wales and the Marches cution of her spousal duty:

To the memory (and) to the month. Then he was supposed to of which he got a grant for life in May, 1562; the Solicitor-Gen-merits of Sir Edward Ayscough have gone off sick, but Mrs. eralship, with a knighthood, offer de Kelsey, Clerk of the County of Matheson claimed that, in fact, He just ed to him in October: 1533; the Lincoln, excellent for golden) plaintiff was not alck. wealthy sinecure of Chirographer Knight, sprung from the ancient wanted to leave to take up his new. During plaintiff's absence of the Court of Common Pleas, family of Hansard, and to the job. obtained by him in April, 1536 eminent merits of his wife, from work she had been forced to (an ambitious and distinguished Esther, daughter of. Thomas pay between $8 and $9 a day for

He (or she, the use of public cars Scot, who, by winning the Lord Grantham,, Knight. Chancellorship of England when or they) died March 9, 1812.

And on

for hér: guests.

When plaintiff returned to work aho pointed out to him that he did (I rejoice belog) dear: to God: not carry out his undertaking to vastating humour, that ftich's Renowned in the image (or provide a substitute and therefore "Arst care at the Court of Aug-nobility) of his ancestors, but he would have to pay a proportion mentations was to augment his more renowned in the example, of the cost of hire of public cars. own forfune'); the Treasurership the Mamelessness and the faith-Plaintiff then walked out and did of the King's wars in France and fulness of his honourable soul.

not return. She denied that she "Thy only wife, who inferior to dismissed him

in his eightieth year, established. Edouardus Ayscough, a record which even Halisbury Anagram: Gaudeo Charus-Deo. did not upset, chronicled,, with de

In Scotland which was given to

him in 1544 (by virtue of that, none. (lit.: unconquered by one), His Lordship said that he was post the whole of the expenditure made thy nights blessed and thy not satisfied that Mrs. Matheson for the pay and provisioning of days strifeless

and had dismissed the plaintiff and en-

the Army passed through hissent before, not lost-nattered judgment for defendant with hands, affording intrammelted last, but gone before: refers pro- licosta. scope for his notorious and sedul-sumably to both),"':

ous propensity to enrich himself

Above the fourteen children,

at the expense of the nation); who are round the base, there and In, 1551 the Earl of Oxford; worda appear:

Lord Darcy, Sir John Gate, and Thy wife shall be as a fruit- be were constituted Lords-Heuten-ful vine by the sides of thy house: ant of Essex-an appointment he thy children like olive plants, retained,.... I presume, until, his round about thy table. Behold, death, which befell at Rochford that thus shall the man be bless- in Essex, on June 12, 1667 (he) ed that feareth the Lord."Psalm,

burled in Felsted. Church, in cookvill.

chancel of which, there is a

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