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... was held on Monda-y on [r. Southsea Beach. Desoite a rather cold wind I ,ut blowing, a good audience assembled. Mr. G. he Boult presided, and Mr. F. -Wood gave an address on The Comparative Nutritive Values r of Flesh and Non-flesh Foods. Other addresses ...
... Windermere h a- College. a cc General Alphabetical List of other successful can- didates. so C. A. Boult, Manchester, Bowdon, Cheshire. ,e F. C. Boult, Manchester. e J. C. Brown, Formby, Collegiate Institution, Liver- t 1. pooL ,k J. H. Conor, Islington ...
... narrowly escaped frons a large shark, which turned upwards to seize one of them, at a moment when they were scrambling on1 a rock to avoid his pursuit. Several sharks have lately been seen on the coast in the neighbourhood of Arbroath, which they are supposed ...
... LOCAL INTELLIGENCEi. I ?? ?? ?? , 1 ., ?? ?? ?? . ,.1, , .1 1. - , to The annual meeting of the proprietors in Vhe Rock in orF Perry Company was held on Monday, at the Clareendon- ~col F' roomns. Tire business was private. wici I Tire body of a satilor ...
... Assentinir citi.ens: G. H. Morrison. E ,Edionduon, H. C. Wooiward, P. J. Garnett, . W. Yate¢, NV. ChbarbreR, A. Turner, F.. H. Boult. Alsonominated arid seconded ?? Taylor and Alfred B3ald; R WV. Preston and W. John.son * Lake Banzua, and W. Jseaer; Edward ...
... occupied the chair; Mrll. A. Holmes, 4vhlo wvas in the tli vice-chair;) Mtr. Charles Reed, honorary secretary ; Mr. Ti S. Boult, librarian ; Mr. Thomas Doncan, water enigi- the Jnuer ; 'Mr. Frank Howard, Mr. T. D. Barry, Mr. It. Ai aBrown, Mr. C rlsRoes ...
... to all classes of la the cemmunity.-I remain, verytruly, yours to C. Robertson, Esq., President. R. ChBDEN. )f ~ ~ ~ - New Brighton, 2lrd March. it My dear Sir.-I am very sorry that a previous engage. 0e Ment will prevent MY attending your annual meeting ...
... Asiaticoduplicity I y and barbarism. -He recollected that when Napoleon on I a going to Egypt took possession of Malta and another rock, I.Mr. Pitt saying that 1nothing was too. great for his ambi. I y tion, nothing too small for his grasp. So it was with Russia ...
... Fairv ae. 'hqlthe Gamecock, the Accumulator, the KneW z e: .rk XMalta, the Hotspur. tleBebinbgto3. the Lord -: ne. -ty the Rock Light, the Primrose, the Desoalau. ; ...
... somewhat unique I fA character, was held in St. James's Church, a ?? Brighton. The vicar (the Rev. C. Hylton c Stewart) had extended a hearty invitation to ti the Rev. Henry Burton (New Brighton Wesleyan a Church) and the Rev. J. H. Gwyther (Rake-lane t Con ...