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... HOWARD STREET CHAPEL. BAZAAR IN MONTGOMERY HALL. ' This morning three days bazaar in aid of the funds Howard Street Congregational Church and Sunday school, was opened by Lady Stephenson, in the Montgomery Lower Hall in the presence of large gathering ...
... MARRIAGE OF LORD HOWARD OF GLOSSOP. The wretched weather which prevailed in London yesterday did not prevent tbe Oratory at West Bron.pton being filled with a large and fashionable tongregation to witness the marriage of Lord Howard with Miss Hyacinthe ...
... met by Admiral Sir William D&weii, and conveyed steam launch to Mount Wimj, bereaved lady received bet arrival sympathetic message from Qiie«n her terrible bereavement. A speciai commemoration service memory of late Sir Howard waa to-day at Cathedral. About ...
... churches, survives alone to-day Oberammcrgau? the days of Charles England pestilence wes dealing death to old and young in the highlands Bavaria. crossed the mountain passes and , entered tbe peaceful valley, and in three day* • 34 villagers were laid to ...
... THE CRUSH AT HYDE PARK. COLONEL HOWARD VINCENT EXPLAINS. At the London County Council to-day Colonel Howard Vincent threw the blame of tlie fiasco at the Fire Brigade competition on Saturday upon the police, raying they had arranged to keep the ground ...
... Abdul llamid —Manchester Guardian (Liberal). A QUESTION OF DAYS. Tim withdrawal of the whole the M,.rch&nd Mission regarded, in well-informed circles to-day. an merely a question a few day*. is understood that the Major, having arrived at Cairo wherever ...
... ousfclian cleared from Howard. At ether end Howard saved his lines a huge kick, and comer to United was fruitless. Bassett hooked ball in in excellent fashion, whilst a minute later shot hard into Reader's: hands, but he saved. Howard and were conspicuous ...
... SALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY WILLIAM BUSH AND SOHB. For further particulars see last Saturday's 'Telegraph. TIBS DAY. WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY. October 20, 21. and 22. Valuable Jewels, to 11-30 ~ a.m. and p.m. each day. _ . ~ WEDNESDAY. October 21. PmUer ...
... SALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY WILLIAM BUSH AND SONS. For further prirtjculant see to-day* Daily Telegraph MONDAY and TUESDAY, and Bth December, at the Mart. Books and » Private Couection of old IJngravings. At II am. each day. TUESDAY, December Sth, st ...
... SALES BY AUCTION. For farther Particulars see this day's Daily TeleynpKZ SALES BY WILLIAM BUSH AMD SON. March 17 (Monday).—At Room, 11 o'clock, Glass and March 17 (Monday).—At 8, Howard street, at p.m., War#. house and Office Fittings. March 13 (Tuesday) ...
... THIS DAY'S PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Speaker took the-chrth-ai-3.5. Notice questions. STREET. On the motion of Mr. Herbert Gladstone the second reading of the Westminster (Parliament Street) Improvement Bill was adjourned until Thursday, the reason ...
... THIS DAY'S PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Speaker took the « hair at live minutes *paat time- Notice had been given of 36 questions. BLACK ROD. In by the Yeoman Usher the Black tht? Speaker, accompanied a! number of hou. members, proceeded to the tipper ...