... THORPE, Tin Ctronca.—The Christmas decorations at this church were of the usual artistic character, involving, however, a considerable amount of time and care. The soffits .of the arches were filled in with evergreens attached to iron rods; the spandrils ...

... THORPE. Tnn CHMlOll.—The ZirUtmss decorations at this church were of the usual artistic character, involv ing, however, a considerable amount of time and care. The soffits of the arches were filled in with evergreens attached to iron rods; the spandril' ...

... THORPE._ MOM CHITIOIL—WiII church wag decorated In the style generally adapted In pure Gothic churches. Wreathe of holly, fir, and box•tres, were fixed In tho salts of the various arches, round the capitals of the columns. and along the more conspicuous ...

... THORPE. Taszregirvuto SERVICE.—The annual thanksgiving service for the fruits of the earth was held in this church on Sunday, the 18th. The morning sermon was preached by the Rev. Baron Hichens, Vicar of Otter, show, and rural dean; the evening by ...

... THORPE. Serruca.—The annual thanksgiving service for the fruits of the earth was held in this church on Sunday. the 18th. The morning sermon was preached by the Rev. Baron Hichens, Vicar of Ottershow, and rural dean; the evening by the Vicar. The offertory ...

... THORPE. THE LIBERAL_ VAN. - INTERMIT. On Whit Monday events( • Martell. &Headed meeting was held on the green is oonneetion with the visit of the Liberal van, which, under the charge of Mr. G. U. Hall. of the Home l'..ootida Liberal Federation. it 'p ...

... THORPE. FASHIONABLE MABRIAGL—This village was en fete on Thursday, the 13th inst., with the marriage of Mira Lydia Charlotte Martin, youngest daughter of the Vic.u, with the Rev. Frank Varley, B. A., Oriel Coll., Curate o' St. Paul's, Chatham, and fifth ...

... THORPZ. FASHIONABLE WEDDING. On Saturday last the village of Thorpe assumed its gayest appearance, and all the villagers testified their interest in the marriage of ayoung lady who had I..ng been a reddest In the place, Milli Elie a Frances (Nellie), ...

... and Mr. Harold Blackett, son of Mr. John C. Blackett, Thorpe Lee, %kern, and the was quite oilers in consequence. The road between mansion and the church was gay with bunting and triumphal arches, and the decorations within the sacred edifice were of ...

... style generally adapted In pure Gothic churches I Wreaths of bony, fir, and box.tree, were tired In the soffits of the various arches, round the capitals of the columns, and along the more conspicuous of the string coon,, but there was this year a greater ...

... and Denly ; 100 yards for men over 60, D. Smith; tug of war between the cricket teams, woe by the home teem ; hurdle ram. T. Thorpe; young womon's race, 100 yards, Mrs. Skilton ; boys' Bat MOIL under 16, Shave and Harris : girls' rues, under 16, 8. Moore ...

... letter had been received from the Clerk to tho Town Hall 4:sapany, stating that the directors had takes measures to prevent a }arch( r recurrence of the nuisance sod obstructionr complained of in • recent letter to the Beard from the Ven. Archdeacon Utterton ...