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... Green 17 8 Corporal Timewell 15 9 , Private G. Vidler 15 24 Qr.,Mr.-Seret. R. Hutchinson 14 9 23 Private G. Sinden .. « 15 22 Private 22 Sergt. Hatton 12 9 21 Private L. Sinden 20 Purely Ince-idental.—The Hastings election.—Funny Folks. Highway Board.—The ...
... seveial paiishes, with their approximate death-rate* - •■si w V gB 4 •»» --3 , , Teonar.i.. 22 1 20 15 57 St. Mary Maadaler .. .. 9 5 23 13-14 Holy Trinity 3 St. Andrew.. .. ..8 1757 I St. Mary-in-the-C-istle ..52 5 St. Mary Bulverhythe .. St. Michael St Clement ...
... e decided on delivering a course of Sunday } lectures or the 'Church and the Bible,') J.u he seen the advertisement. I am driven , »opt this means of making myself heard in e of the Church and my own. .Mermaid.—Your letter of complaint touting the, ...
... Clerical.—The Rev. W. M. Rod well, one of the curates of Christ Church, London-road, St. Leonards, has beeu appointed to the sole charge of Glossop Church, Derbyshire. Unitarian Christian Church.—The Rev James Crosßley, late student at one of the Independent ...
... returned to 5, Edward-road, Warrior Square, for the winter. Unitarian Christian Church.âThe Rev. James Croasley has been unanimously elected to the pastorship of this church, and will enter on his ministry on Sunday, November 4th. Our Junior Member. Mr ...
... SALE, a Grey WELSH COB IS X hands; free and fast; no whip required ;no ...
... plans Flukey, Mr. G. A., 13 Elms Geld place Hill, Mr. H. S., 22 Evan&ld plus Hill, Miss, 22 Enrolled pines Hobbs, Dr. and Mrs., 29 Ears&ld . plus .. . Holliday, Mr., Hall. Mrs., Hillhouse. Mimes. 22 Miring' 6 Grand 7 leckaos,_Mrs., 47 Eyrie ld Mr, and Mew ...
... a most gratifying and successful one. Dr. Andrew Wilson's Lectures Laet , Saturday afternoon Dr. Andrew Wilson de- livered the second of his serias of anatomical aud physiological lectures, taking for his sub- i ject joints and muscles to illustrate how ...
... popular entertainment. Church Parade.—Last Sunday,the Hastings Battery of the Royal Naval Artillery Volunteere, under the command of Lieut. Carless and Sub-Lieut. Ellis held Church parade, when the men proceeded the Fishermen's Church, where the Rev. C. R ...
... and that the lamp opposite No. removed and refixed on the other side of the road. Bear the west entrance gate to St. Andrew's Church premises. That two additional lamps be placed Elphinstone road. one midway between the existing lamps at Quarry-terrace ...
... gentleman, who formerly represented thit borough in Parliament, was present at tho installation of Lord Keay Lord Rector St. Andrew's University yetterday, and had the degree LL D. conferred upon him. The United Wards' Club —On Friday last, the eighth annual ...
... bouses along the sea-front of the borough to dtained in this way. Mr. Andrews—Quits common thing. Mr. Chamber*—And you have found difficulty in dealing with such cases ? Mr. Andrews —Yes, sir, certainly. Mr. Arnold—This is very cjmmon thing ; it i* the ...