... Regent's Park, N.W. Miss Mongar, 40, Frithville Gardens, Uxbridge Road. Miss Russell, 31, Portland Road, Holland Park. Mrs. Cash, 53, Hammersmith Road. Miss Rossell, it, Russell Chambers, Bury Street, W.C. Miss E. Hawkins, zB, Shorroids Road, Walham Green ...

... Mr. bags provided at cheep rates by his importunities at last became a it incited, bids fair to emulate , if not Leonard Russell, Mies Ruth Vincent, Reverent vendors, bottles of strong source of such annoyeace that ha was Miss Isabel Jae, and Miss Emmie ...

... oorooze sketch ; GriX the moot ocnnieal of Wig - en a -.Met New -.6 9sselo ws erptrera ; : th e Whito - i4td Mith & *Usti° Mr. John Donald, who has -• • e . g ph owa • Peacock tra an is emiluoted by Mr. Manuel Gomm, the well-knows, *atm . nal airs ; prinalicat ...

... —MASONIC HALL , assztber well. sTriroa and PLAIN DR ms ?son 10.1101- sA. Ad:minim by every Satarllep. 'WELLINGTON HALL, St. John's Wood, NM., TO LET or EN ba—Oad *Mad i lansot-cdrvaa. doorman' and lei . * tally o. MIL SIDNEY GANDY, the Ventriloquist, r&b ...

... Such a monster canon bel readily forgotten. The main lines of the fairy tale have been followed by MIessrs. Brian Daly- and John M. East, who are adeptus in pun1 and topical references; but, I of coarse, there are several interpolated scrensg, in which ...

... of the lradies and gen1t lemen wbo~helped to wsalt on tlO slldwhlniliclt on Chlristens roe0: Mr's. W. M. 'lhennpson, 30. Russell-apaceo; Mr. C. H. Smith, Claremont I-ouse, Ilfrd; Mrs. CI. Smith Claremont Hoose, Itford; Mr. F. J. Deco, 63, Fox- bealnie-read ...

... incapable of an effort, tho Pytchley fox of the previous Saturday. Again, amidst other memories of a like nature, I can recall a John o’ Gaunt fox brought on a Monday by the Quora down to Loddington Redditch, and there lost. On the following morning, when the ...

... commemoration of the Queen's sixty years' reign. The Empress was received at the Institution by Lieut.-General Sir Baker Russell, K.C.8., commanding the Southern District ; Alderman Scott Forster, Mayor of Portsmouth; Miss Agnes Weston, Foundress ; sod ...

... Mid Norfolk, for which he had previously sat as a Liberal, in 1885 and 1892, and was defeated at the general election. SIR RUSSELL eat for Herefordshire from 1 1855 to 1885, and for the City of Hereford from 1886 to 1892. The new Privy Councillors ! comprise ...

... t • ; 7 • • ' AT PORTSMOUTH. The Empress Frederick, who was an-ompanied by Rareness Perrencher, Sir John McNeill. and Sir Fleet. wood Edwards, crossed over from Osborne to Portemouth on Friday in the Royal yacht Alberta, which was under the command of ...

... (North) (Mr, J, K. Rogei-aon).—Monday, White House, Lanchester: Thursday, Uainton Bridge, 11.0. (South) (Hod. G. W. Hamilton Russell),—Monday, Wolviston; Wednesday. Mainsforth: Friday. Bnrdon. 11.0. Eastbourne (Colonel Cardwell). —Tuesday, the Crown, Heath- ...

... Ftoetst. » i-LK-VN. Girl Wanted, part of day. about 14. Apply Ibctwtwn 10 and Gibson *|. | * Servant Wanted. 21 Chad well st, St. John at GIRL Wanted, once, about 18. for light Housework. A Uightoy pk. Y GOOD Uineral 6 Barnsbuty. 4 GOOD Um*» oflm-d lln Woro*m ...