... John-the- Baptist, Foord, Folkestone. Rev. George Albert Onasry. Rector of Rainton, Vicar of St, Stephen s, Walworth. Rev. Charles Hall Baikes, DI. A., Vicar of Chittoe, Rural Dean of Avebury, second ortion. Rev, John Roe, Curate-ia Charge, Vicar of Christ ...

... at Caprera, The ohristening of the son of Prince William of PsuEsia took place in Berlin yesterday. Vice.Chancallor Sir Charles Hall' was reported on t Saturday evening to be much about the same as in the a morning, having passed a better night, A telegram ...

... bank on the Gloucestershire shore of the river. The defendants alleged that the Virentdid not keep her proper course, Mr Charles Hall, QO.,, DIMP,, and Mr J. Aspinall appeared forthe plaintiffs; and Mr G. Barnes, Q.O.. and Mr L. B, Pyke for the defendants ...

... , 2nd and 3rd class ball practice let and 2nd cla.s cup compeitions. NAYAL ARtTII.LERY-4.90 p.m., general parade. SIR CHARLES HALLE.-Sir Charles 11alli, the conductorr. of thc Bristol Musical Festival, will arrive in Bristol on. Monday to Specially conduct ...

... the date of the election, while Mr Balfour is rather ia favour of an early appeal to the country than other- wise, Bit Charles Hall, Q.C., M.P. for the Chesterton division of Cambfideshire, was yesterday elected Recor der of the City of London. There ...

... Crisford, of Trinity College, B A., MI.A., Vicar of Great Shelford; Rector of Ovington. Patron, Cambridge Unliverit' Rev. John Charles Hall Deacon, M.A.; Rector of Ladbroke end Rector of IRadbourne. Patron, the Rev. R. C. Topham, Rev. Arthur GiroDowell, M.A,; ...

... late Mr Baoker, of Velldra, Caydlff, and of Mrs Booker, Sloa, BrIdgead, will take place carly go February. THE LATE SIR CHARLES HALLE,-Mr D. W. Rootham, on behalf of the FastIval Choir, is sending a wreath to be pltced on the eminent musioan's Coffins The ...

... Ilo~thanites. Ufr RieBloe ham raised the cry and the standard of Home Rule In music, and objects to t bhe itegtatlon of SirE Charles Hall and his merry band flor fati~vl rpomsu it, aa a conductor of itsowit (ho )ha, l be nameless), he argues, and an c drehestra ...

... Capt. Georse Pelham Hatch, son of the lato Gen George Oliffe Hatch, ?? and Helen Sopblb, youneset darghter of the late Rev Charles Hall Raikee, vlarot ohittoe, Wiltt, and of Mrs Rsikic, 31, Tedwosth oquare.-A marziae ham been arranged imd will ehortly take ...

... THE PECULIAR PEOPLE. ras The July Session at the Old Bailey, London, en opened yesterday. Uhe Recorder of London (Sir I a Charles Hall), in charging the Grand Jury, regretted en to say that many of the crimes of violence in the ter calendar were the outcome ...

... a private, residence in. the outskits I of Bath, Nho young girL, Miss Howarth was at r. I Hall'8 private residence when Charles Hall, junior, came home from London some eighteen months ago in consequence of the injury to his leg. While he was home as an ...

... ofifrmative. The following 28 wore then nominated for the nine vacancies :-Meagrs Walter James Vigor, Frederick Holloway. Charles Hall, Charles Ford, Alfred Byerley, Charles Meredith Paely, William Holloway. George Boenfield Long, J.P.. Willias Town. send ...