The Southampton Club: the members of the Southampton Club held their annual dinner at the clubroom, High Street, on Thursday evening, when about fifty gentlemen sat down to an excellent repast provided by Mr. Brixley, who sustained his reputation of being a first-class public caterer. In the absence of the president (Mr. C. E. Deacon), Mr. J. C. Sharp, the vice-president, occupied the chair … (speeches and toasts) … Mr. Pinsent gave “The health of the Chairman, Mr. J. C. Sharp,” and that gentleman, in returning thanks, stated that he took a warm interest in the club, and he should always endeavour to promote its success …
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GRO0420 India: Henry John Pinsent: 1812 – 1894