Knocked down in Westminister 'e was, and runned over the body by both 'ind wheels.

It was not difficult to see, as early as half past one on Sunday afternoon last, that something was about to take place in Westminister Abbey.

It is the Duke of Westminister's income for three months, and it would open up the means of finding hope and work and refuge, and a new life beyond the seas, for a million or more of the helpless poor.

[400] Note this incident, from the Westminister Review, October, 1856: "A lady whose husband had been unsuccessful in business established herself as a milliner in Manchester.

Westminister Bank (E of H. B. Morse) & Northern Trust Co.

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Dorothy C. Coles (W) & Westminister Bank, Ltd. (E of A. Manning); 15Sep69; R468609.

WESTMINISTER BANK, LTD., FARNHAM, ENG.

Westminister Bank, Ltd. (E); 9Feb70; R479924.

WESTMINISTER BANK, LTD., CHELMSFORD, ENG.

Westminister Bank, Ltd. (E); 28Oct76; R675795.

Westminister Bank (E of H. B. Morse) & Northern Trust Co.

<pb id='203.png' /> WESTMINISTER BANK.

Dorothy C. Coles (W) & Westminister Bank, Ltd. (E of A. Manning); 15Sep69; R468609.

WESTMINISTER BANK, LTD., FARNHAM, ENG.

Westminister Bank, Ltd. (E); 9Feb70; R479924.

WESTMINISTER BANK, LTD., CHELMSFORD, ENG.

Westminister Bank, Ltd. (E); 28Oct76; R675795.

" DILKE, CHARLES WENTWORTH, English critic and journalist; served for 20 years in the Navy Pay-Office; contributed to the Westminister and other reviews; was proprietor and editor of the Athenæum; started the Daily News; left literary Papers, edited by his grandson (1789-1864).

STEPHEN'S, ST., the Parliament House of Westminister, distinguished from St. James's, which denotes the Court, as Downing Street does the Government.

U UCAYALI, a tributary of the Amazon, which rises in the S. Peruvian Andes, and which it joins after a northward course of over 1000 m. UDALL, NICHOLAS, author of "Ralph Roister-Doister," the earliest of English comedies, and "the earliest picture of London manners," born in Hants; was a graduate of Oxford, and head-master first of Eton and subsequently of Westminister School (1505-1556).

They were mainly, if not entirely erected, in 1532 by Henry VIII., when, after his acquisition from Wolsey, by forfeiture, of Whitehall, he obtained by exchange from the Abbot and Convent of Westminister all their uninclosed land contiguous to his newly-acquired palace, and immediately fenced it round, and converted it into a park.