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... Georges-road, S.W.. the wife .v ?? of Whitehill and Tillicoultry, N. 8., of a I ,v ?? th* inth inst. at 2. Clarendon-terrace, Stoke the : ban staff surgeon, Royal Navy, of a son. -j t 14-h mst.. at 43. Victoria-street, S.W., the wife t .! H I; ■>•-, ?? Grenadier ...
... CANTERBURY THEATRE of VARIETIES.— A New Musical Sketch, by W. Bailey, entitled A Pair of Greys. supported by Mdllts. Bertie .Stokes, Kat« .Tames, Lily Wilford, Messrs. Ernest Montetiore. E. R. Barsrick, and MartiiA Adison. Every Evening, .Special Encasement ...
... Wednesday, the llt'i day of January, 13c3, the p llowing RESOLUTIONS, passed at a Meeting of the Vestry of the Parish of St, Mary, Stoke Newing:on, witliin the Hackney District, will he con>i.!ereri :— 1. That it is expedient that a contribution bo made by the ...
... SIX to TEN BOYS [ to PREPARE for the PUBLIC SCHOOLS, who will join in work and games with the boys at Stoke House School.— Address E. H. Parry, Stoke-green, near Slough. EASTBOURNE.— Private Tuition.— The Rev. A. A. TOMS. M.A., LL.B., and Mr. GORDON COLVILLE ...
... eldest son of Henry Kingtlmry. of Birdingbury Hall. Rugby, aged two years. ICN'I. HT— On Christmas Eve. at Bromley. Kent. Margaret Sophia Knight, for some years an associate of S .Peter s Home, Kilbum, daug— terof the lat- Charles Knight, aged sixty-si;: ...
... flw-a* Oct . at Launreston, Tasmania, the wife of • . ?? rthllaUiwes, of a daughter. -Or the 10-h inst at Spring Bank. Severn Stoke, Wor- ■ r t r.r wife of G. J. Hunter, of a daughter. >' '• TKK'K -On thr 13tb inst. at Ryde, Isle of Wight, the wife T D ...
... reen ALL_iN WILLIAMS EtXEMANrftk- R» SS& C £ , ? nh - street J and Wolfe-street, Stoke^o^ri^? h? «2 SS : 'JOHN ffi-rt^ ™t'ialler and io^%»t£ g (TrmtSvrSu aAKT - £ Stoke-unon-Trent aioresaid, accountant WiS; ,^iw»* t ' C,n A? art ?? the C^ow of &c said ...
... Normanton. Queensland, and eldest I i M Laiton, of Highfield, Gainsborough, aged thirty- i '■ the 10th inst.. at 4. Park-lane. Stoke Newington. -* A Wniiam Townend, of Highbury Grange, aged ■ ■•-:. inst . at IS, Eastiake-mad, Camberwell, Ellen V .. ' ' ...
... private fishing: well FTJRNTSHBD; two guineas weekly inclusive ; or for Sale. — Brock aud Co., Exeter. STOKE NEWINGTON.— To be LET. No. 205, Church-street, Stoke Newingrton, handsome and elisibly- situated RESIDENCE, nest to parish church; seven bed-rooms, bat:- ...
... Fellows-road. N.W. STOKE NEWINGTON.— HOUSES, newly- decorated, pretty, dry, convenient, quiet, respectable ; low rente ; paved and lighted roads ; good water, ?? drainage ; sandy soil; 277.— Oflfce, Woodlea-road. Church-street, Stoke New- lncton. WEST ...
... at Greyfriars' Vicarage, Reading, the wife j;. i -ejniour H aoole, MA, of a daughter. . ' _ the 23th ult., at Kensington, Margaret, the wife of . ling, of a son. . 2d mst , at io, Wharton -road, Addison-park the rrr Thorn, cf aeon. ' -i >r. the .Sth inst ...
... Sara, only daughter of ?? >i ens, late captain 71st H.ghland Light Inlantry. V . • \*i_— KINLOCH.— On the __h ult., at St. Margarets Episcopal ! ?? N. 8.. Ny the Rev. A. S. Aglen Francis, H. M. ! v • B.A ...