... pupils entrusted to her care. Highest references at home and abroad. Dulwich House School, Victoria Rood, Gipsy Hill, S.E. (CLOGS TO GIPSY HILL STATION.) Prititipals Mi. WILLIAM WOOD. Ma. J. J. WILKINSON, 8.A., Queen's College, Cambridge. rill -11S School ...

... Road, Gipsy Hill, S.E. (CLOGS TO GIPSY HILL STATION.) THlSSchool affords a high-class Education to the sons of Gentlemen. Pupils are specially prepared for the Univervitiea and for the Army, Civil Service, and other competitive Examinations. There is a ...

... including the expectant youngsters. After • goad old.fasbioned country dance, they settled in their places for quieter amusement. Master B. C. Alexander gave his little nigger clog. dance with great spirit, sad roused the children's enthusiasm by its quaintness ...

... legerdemain at stated intervals during the bazaar. Prize competitions, under the direction of Mr. S. H. Cheshire, took place at intervals during the afternoons and evenings, and included a fishpond competition, tailing the donkey, and tumbler and teaspoon ...

... given to eysteine of sheet and public hall lighting by electivity. In the ten years that have elapsed speculation es to the competition of electricity with other means of lighting has, to great extent, been modified by p.scrical experience with advantages ...

... nest, and will be con. tinued over the following day. Nineteen silver medals and other special prizes will be offered for competition. NOSIVOOD SALVATIONIST& - The hands seem to have formed • conspicuous feature in the procession at the funeral of Mrs. Booth ...