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... aid of the bathers Lloyd got to the 'hank and was saved. Auden sank twice and again went down with two youths who were attemptine to rescue him. The latter Were con pelled finally to leave him and save their own lives. When Auden's body was recovered some ...
... FOR CATHOLIC I FRIENDLESS YOUTHS. ANNUAL MEETING. STREET-TRADING IN LIVERPOOL. Yesterday afternoon, at the Town Hall, Liver- pool, the annual meeting of the subscribers and friends of the Homes for Catholic Friendless Youths was held, when the Lord Mayor ...
... 10s, and the I average grant per application from Bs. 6d. to 7s A saving of £203 had thus been effected. The s committee did not, however, take credit to them- i selves for the saving effected under this head, an the fldw of passing foreign ershad steadily ...
... FRIENDS OF FOREIGNERS IN ,; DISTRESS. , DINKER ItAT THE AlDELPHL Iho filrst4estival dinner of the Society of Friends of Foreigners in Distress teak place aet the Adelphi Hotel, last night. There was a very large attend- anoe, the room being completely ...
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... thousand 120 'I ter, boys had been transferred to their friends by the b aid of this society. They all knew that boys from a e various motives freuaently ran away from their homes h and friends, and came to a large town like Liverpool to o hide themselves ...
... CHARGE AGAINST A WAR- RINGTON YOUTH. on KEEPING UP APPEARANCES. to At the Warrington Borough Police Court, Xd yesterday, David Brown, aged 19, of 136, Wilders-v pool-road, was charged with embezzling £4 Ss, the money of John Harrop. fuitre daaler,of art ...
... THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS or FOREIGINERS IN DISTRESS. The annual meeting of the above society was held at the Clarendon Booms, yesterday afternoon. His Worship the Mayor, T. D. Anderson, Esq., presided, and amongst other gentlemen present were Messrs. N ...
... explicitness was of a kind which in. any other man would be: set down as hopelessly unintelligible ambiguity. This comes of trying to please1 everybody. Sir George made a. good many really-explicit statements in. the course of his 'speech;. but then, unluckily ...
... AMERICAN YOUTH'S MMEv VIEW WITH THE QUEEN. A BOY REPORTER AT WVMSOR Many of our readers will remember the visit of the American Boy Reporter (Harry Steele Morrison) to this country in the Jubilee year- A youth of 16, he started from New York to work ...
... I MB. GLADSTONE ON THE EDUCA- I TION & TRAINING OF YOUTH. The certificates and prizes gained by the pupils at the Hawarden Grammar Sdhool, of which Mr. IV. H Webb is headmaster, were distributed yes- terday at the school by the Right Ron. V. :t. Gladstone ...
... present qn4 leie. Herher. Nw, h sidto his friends who eCM wee ecivn sy 20 'yar teremoval of the 9d. in savd he £ ls. bt ha dd t ave the Marquis of &ae Westminster? It saved the clerk INl~. a-year, but it its saved the Marquis of' Westminster, whose revenue ...