... Mlrs. Tusrner (Cullonmptun), M~irs S. A. Uavies, Miss Uopridgo, Mrs. H. Y'earce (St. Thomas), Sirs. 'Priston (St. Thomas), Mrs. E1awlins, Mrs. )wlv, Mirs Scanes, MIrs. Hardy Iiarris (Teigmrlskth), Mrs. Brewer, Miss Solly, Mrs. Edward Perkins, Mrs. 13niith ...

... the President (the Rev George Turner) in tbo chair. It wes reported that the Revs W. Eeddoa Bond, W. Caue, James Cleave, and Thomas Bothwell haa died during the year. The resignations of the Revs B. J. E1, Sh 1w ant J. 0. Wilce were accepted. The Revs Arthur ...

... kick to the Welshmen gfave them a slight relief. thr B Inskip, Beloc, and Thomas soon brought the ball B 7 hack, and Baker gained an unconverted try. Some by Liao followed, and Thomas crossed the t ?? din h mjrpoints. A discusslon no rsan fe sotcnutation ...

... half-backs; Thomas, James (right ving), Coyne (centre), Wn'orlock. Hale (left wving). It was getting on for twelve o'clock when Mr J. Riddell signalled the start. Barton Hill started well, a nice hit of work by W'orlock nearly opening the scoring. Thomas, however ...

... 8hipley (vice-chairmenl, ?? Trebilco, Mrs Dickie, Mrs Hawkins, Miss Cliffard. MW4s Woollam, Mies Nightingale, Dr Harrison, Col. Hardy, the Rev E. Enna, aessrs G. Iles, W. Stone, J. Poole, t. Dsvie, 3. Baestow, N. Palmr, II, Bishop, 3. Ksunediv, J. J. Ellis ...