... recitations and readings. Amongst those who took part were Messrs. B. Clayton (whose singing was warmly appreciated), C. Thomas, 1. Sugden, C. Wood, J. £ ’.l‘:sl. F.Teal, G. Dyson and Master H. G. Teal. Mrs. J. L. Teal ably officiated as accompanist ...

... not likely to be complied with by all meetings of the trade. Accinwrr.—On Friday afternoon a valuable horse belonging to Mr Thomas Smith, The Cottle, was being exercised on Kirkosweld Road, and when near the Quarry got startled and bolted. The road being ...

... MACQUOID, AUTHOR OF PATTI, AT THE RED GUM', MISS DORA RUSSELL. Avrnos or IS THE SNOW, TUE VICAR'S GOVERNESS, &C. THOMAS HARDY, AUTHOR OF THIC TRUHPRT-MAJOR, Tax MAWR OF CAUTXRBRIUGV.,. GEORGE MANVILLE FENN, Amon ur ISLoop, Tux PANIOS of Dvairoark ...

... ia orcr 230,000 Copies Weekly. Pnblic Notices, rTIHE FUNERAL of the late V«Br R*v. X DEAN GEDDES wiU take place front St Thomas' church, Arbroath, to the New Crvgrr^Y, on Saturday, 2d Jan., at Twelve o'clock Noon. All t'ritndt are rupee t/ully invited ...

... Performance at Two. Children half-price parts (to the Morning Performance only) except Gallery. Monday next, Jan. 4th, 1892, HARDI.E AND YON LEER'S COMPANY an Elaborate Production of Lincoln J. Carter's Great Play, The Fast JMTail, The most Superbly Mounted ...

... parts exceedingly Tr - ell woman that lived in a shoe, Miss Polly Thomas : Little Bo Peep, Miss Maggie Howells: Rea Riding Hood,. Miss A. J. Beadoe ; OM Mother Hubbard, Miss M. J, Thomas; Old Mother Goose, Miss Ellen Matthews; Old Woman of Leeds,. Miss ...

... meeting was aecordingly held in the school at Burnside of Meatus se the evening of Saturday, which was attended by Colonel Mac Hardy, Forfar, and Captain Anderson. Forfar, and by Major Davidson. Although the meeting had only been arranged for a day or two ...

... ASSAULeIN A LODGING HOUSE. At the Westminster Police Court, London, Thomas Robertson, forty-two, a stable-man, was . .lharged with causing grievous bodily injury to a man, said to be over eighty, named James Alford, it St. Peter's Chambers, a common ...

... thrill with interest and pleasure as we note the development of English portraiture from the easy, meretricious facility of Sir Thomas Lawrence, to the manly veracity of Watts, and the beautiful art manifested in Mr. Whistler’s great ¢ Carlyle,” for which Glasgow ...

... lowest price, with size, to Safe, Echo Office. Cardiff. 210 martben, Brecon.—For particulars, address Smith, of John D. Thomas, Stationer, Seven rs, Neath. VTSTANTED, Coachman's Black Overcoats—Apply Over: VT c/iats. I'.cho Office, Newport. 40e. MI ...

... Manlove, C.C., of Belmont, performed the ceremony of opeaing. The following ladies presided at the stails:—Mrs, Carver, Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. G. Cutts, and Miss Wharton. Songs were given vy Mrs, Parker, Mr. Parker, r. Naylor, and Mr. Oliver, whilst ...

... South Wales. HAMS—Dec. 25 at Cheltenham, Catherine . widow of Capt. M . H. Tfailes, 10th Bengal Cavalry, 74. HARDIE—Dec. 20, at Eating, G. K. Hardie, M.D., Deputy-Inspector-General, retired. 68. Hance—Dec. 2.5, at St. Leoeards, Louisa Susanna, widow of Rev ...