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... Street. Mrs. Cook worthy, Mrs. Harding. Miss King, Albion Baths. Mr. •md Mrs. Patch and family, Camden Villa. General Sir Thomas Hawker, Park lodge. Col. and Mrs. Collis, Mr. Coll is, and the Misses Deacons, ( apt. Browne’s, 1 Stiverd Place. Miss Grcslev ...
... Villa, fEcv. J. O. and mander Coast Guard Station Mrs. Kelly 9 tMonsieur and Madame G. I Verandah House, Mr. String- Leon Hardy field, Surgeon, tCapt. Morris 10 |Mr. and Mrs. Ashley, Sea View House, fMajor Cooper, *Miss Gun-1 Sea View Place, tMrs. Prole ...
... reeve’s hotel. Mr. and Mrs. C. Corscr, Higford, Esq., Lord Fit* Clarence and Lady, The Countess of Errol, Colonel Hardy, Major Kitson, Colonel Sica and Lady, Mr. and Mrs. Commilinc, ilev. Mr. Harvey Hening and Lady, Mrs. Becker, Miss Phillips, Muss Spiller ...
... H. Bothamley and family Wellington Villa, ‘Rev. John Allen, ladv, and fam. Richmond Villa, tMrs. Ranken fMiss Grant, tMrs. Thomas, Camden Villa, »Mr. Cosmo Orme aud family Beaumont House, *Mr. and Mrs. Bailward and family C Mrs. and Miss Gregg, Miss Cook ...
... Shaw, Mr. C. Hale, Mr. Shute, Mr. Calendar, Mr. Forster, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. James fMr. E. Courtney, fLieut. Thomas, sth Dragoon Guards •Mr. Higford, Mr. Herbert B. Batten. and Mn. Salmon, *Mn. Newport Albion Cottage, Woodbine Cottage, tMrsJoseph ...
... Villa, fßcv. R. Knipe and family Wellington Villa, fßcv. W.ll Broderick and fam. Richmond Villa, {Mrs. fMiss Grant, fMrs. Thomas, Camden Villa, |Mr. and Mrs. ! hnris, ♦Mrs. Smith, ♦Miss Uudtnsll Uoauinont llouso, jllcv. Mr. Mount and family M rs. and ...
... in addition to ami l y . Mrs. Smith. Mr. Mogg. lt ,111 give the greatest possible freedom the rapid Rev. Ralph Rice. Mr. Thomas Mr. furrcnt ually passing to and fro between the was opened and closed witii prayer nnA Mrs shorland. Mr. and Cowston Re'- ...
... from 3os. t- “'h some ■arses more, vet, were in the utmost distress and fro.u week's slackness, were forced to apply tor (hardy ; and all th s created intemperance, lie found that such me,t «ere always best off with lon wages; he gave an mstanee «h, a ...