... ftlfhjleton ami posed that Major Blackwood take the chair. . Jnd wa3 nresided over the popular master muzzles on sale at that establishment. Not making A. Summers. 2S. D -Ik* .ami John Hams hurdh Major Blackwood occupied the chair and apologised for ...

... bride was given away by j her father, and Mr. George Blackwood, brother of the bridegroom, acted best man. The Ini were Miss Dorothy Mackenzie, Miss Kathleen Mackenzie, Miss Blackwood, Miss Eleanor Blackwood, Miss I Rhodes, and Miss Clarice Molloy. At the ...

... Rector the parish, assisted the ilon. and Her. A. K. Parker, Rector of Rix, Harry Okkk eti, third son the late Richard Blackwood, of Hart wood, N.S.N\.. to IbLA Jemsie, second daughter of W. D. Mackenzie, Esq.. Fawley Court, and of Newbie. Dum friessbire ...

... thong was not forthcoming, and ShutfordSpiDoies stmt- d j j d o and running lioth. In the forest . Green, Mrs. Graham, Sir Algernon Peyton, Mrs. r GGtrn was flowing abroad and free in the land, | aBt words the Magna could not satisfy the fate Thence to ...

... nmlerahie fame, Club> recogoitiou of his valnabla service- rendered 1.-IL -i-; that iiatnial ...

... LOCAL TOWN AMD OOONTBT Norm Lady Algernon Gordon Lennox has left Marienbad. Lard and Lady Algernon Percy are staying near Guildford. Mrs. Starkey returned on Monday last to Bodi cute House from Homborg. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Leigh air staying with lard ...

... representative from the south the county would bs appointed. I Lord Camperdown intends leaving London shortly for Italy. Lady Algernon Gordon Lennox will not stay in Paris for the winter, as was stated in our note last week. The Marquis and Marchioness of ...

... noticed Mr*. H. Wil«on Pittgerald, Mra. J. F. Starkey, Mra. Ban a Blackwood, and Miaaea Reynall Pack. The Hon. Mr*. wrote regretmg that abaence from home prevented bar coming, and Lady Algernon Gordon Lennox wrote end contribution to tbe eala of work. The ...