... following ladies and ?? Clifford, Mies Gotch, Col. Hardy, Messrs Joseph Beunett, C. H. Mayo Koiauth Robinson, and A. J, Shorter, ELOCUTIONARY RECITAL AT BISHOPSTOX.-Lirt evening, in connection with the David Thomas Memorial Literary Association, a most interesting ...

... A Ley Lagfied, . Boland A.Smith, S. Lt. Lo'ig, C. Penn, 3. L. j~vans,. .StephegnsW, W illett. et L.BWintle, G. Scrase, G. Thomas, F, (3. Harding, T. 81 Iliodan 6t . B.d Pleaancad tbs A. Che rcxeeehonlss. pw RELIZF. B , Thestatemlent ofreliteffor the weekended ...

... leading. The liberation which Mr Hardy advo- cates is liberation from a narrow' theology-the re liberation,in fact, of the Church Reform Union rather e than that of the Liberation Society, Finally, what t M- Mr Hardy says about the effect of education ...

... North Yorkshire and Oleve- land-W- Stephens' C annack- Chase-iA. Stanley; I West Lsincashie-Thomas Aspinwall-Laucaahire- Thoman Aebton-, Ayrahire-J. Kier Hardie- Forth and 0lyde Miners' AssociatioYn-FL Chisoim Ribertson Rhofddabilefalin Weir, Bristol-W ...

... to wag against them, 1Concerning Thomas'i as diseusslonon the zema~katile vogue this I Cbridthin zame attalned- and hsid' for soame centuries ian.Z~lsazdl-a-spite-of the-discredlb whichattsohedto I Doubting Thomas, and of the fact that It found little ...

... e. environment necesarilly exert A. most powerful in. ci fia .Mir Thomas enjoyed a double advautage 'in as beling the Bon of Dr David Thomas, and grandson of 2( the late Rev Win. Thomas, of Sandeufoet a nel1b- R, 'bonthood iproductive of well-known preachers ...

... President of the Board of Agriculture would be introduced as early as possible. Mr Eagling (Norfolk) seconded. Mr Lawrence Hardy, ?? advocated the pressing forward of one thing at a time, and the most im- portant question to be dealt with at the present ...

... thoroughly ?? works, by the well known local artist, Mr Heywood Hardy, and they form a very prominent feature of the interesting display of piotures in Mr Newoombe' Lart galleryr Mr Heywood Hardy has been very successful in his treatment of the animal world ...

... meeting on behalf of the Bristol NUrses' Training Institution and Home who held at the home, Richmond terrace, Clifton, COls Hardy pro. siding. Mint O'Brien presented the acoounts, which showed a balance of £871 16i 23, including a deposit note for £100 ...

... *lIaolr Od J. ieuneessy, 2, Elmdalo road, Clifton, cattle sales- sean ;* John Thomas Iler, 8, Clarence road and 33, Earl's Mlead, Peonywell road, joinery manufaot~urer; Thomas Maslters, Calrence road and E~merald :villa, EastYille, perambulator manufacturer ...

... rector of Swaleoliffe, Kent, Rev W. Quennell, M 4; ?? of the lot V.BBI.BR Rev Thomas Randell D D,; acting chaplain to the 3rd (Sunderiaud) Vo, Batt. Durbam Ligt Infantry, ReV Thoma Ridudel, vica of St. Mary's, Sedgley; vicar of Holy Trinity, Smethwick, Rev ...

... Annie, Redland High School, Bristol. King., Charles Edward, Wycliffo College, Stonehame, Gloucestershire. King, John Jose h Thomas, Winchenter Tialaing College and Unfveraity College, Cardiff. LEster, Alfred Ernest John, Dean lore ESoola, ICoyd, Williem ...