... Wo regret to announce the death, which took place at St. Leonard's on Saturday, of Colonel Edward Andrew Noel, of the Outvrcods, Duffield, and formerly of Clanna, Gloucestershire, aged 71. He was the eldest son of the late Hon. and Rev. Francis James Noel, by Cecilia Penelope, sister of the first Lord Methuen. He was one of Her Majesty's Gentlemeu-at-Arms sirce 1875, a Knight of Grace of the ...

... THE SOCI:AL CONDITION OF INVI ITE CJI AP E'L. EIXISTING EVILS AND) SITGOGESTED ONF1FFE RERNCE AT TOYWNBFE HALT. Caziou Blarnett, Warden of Toynhee Ilall, White. chs-illgprssndetd on Thursday night Over a conforence of rnireentmtsttiso nniin of ho district hil at the halt ia Ined, to ?? the IWA best mran1s Of ?? tih, mntrnora Iii lassvl.essn-sOverirO -liii, and other evili the t atdiii tedly I ...

... IkJILIDING TRADE C1RISI38. TO-DAY'S MEETING OF MASTERS. A CRITICAL SITUATION. j The crisis in the building tradkes may he expectel to redehwli eltiwax to-day. The seven days' grace gvei by the Nntiorniil Asseoiation of Muster Buillisti ti te Plastenis Union fur the purp ae of secousndoio;g thoir - 9ditlit tmpired last rilht.. T,-dazy the einplrvers mfet to discus t the ?? ?? eplV. It ?? b6e u ...

... JINIPER INTL PARI AMENT ?? HOI rTSEOF~COJIM MONS1\YET',ICSDl~31AYa I' Tho SPEAKER took the Chair PAt five minutes al pa-st twelve O'clock. a NOTICES OF'M~iN Mr. ?d'cENNA--Ot the Civil tlervice. F.itinmattin,a to call ?? to this% tdiziiu.stration of thle -Forvigii Ollive Iin Lis(aidtt. E1~ast Afrioa., anti Zaiiaibar.g Air. I4ABCUI~ttJI&R gavo izotto that liet should O lpobs t-lic tijotioti 1 ...

... THE RYTHE ELECTION' rARTY PREDICTIONS AND PROSPECTS. TEMPERANCE REFORMERS AND THE LIBERAL CANDJ)IDATE (PitoM OUR, SPECIAL COBRE9PONDENT.) FOLKESTONE, Monday Night. Although this Parliamentary borough of Hythe is one of most cumbrous dimensions, it is the intention to count the votes and declare the result on Wednesday night. The public, other than the workers in the contest and leaders of ...

... I With reference to the eleventh Theatrical Gala, which took place last week on the ground of the Liver- pool Football Club, Anfield, in aid of three local medical charities and three theatrical and musical benevolent schemes, it is announced that the amount taken at the gates was nearly g260, and the floral and sales department, which was conducted by artistes from the local places of ...

... THE MAN OUT AIHEAD. Uas. The man with oil and smut an his ialus, and perhaps a touch of it on his nose; the man who bie !never rides first-class, but always rides first-a class W all of himself; if, when starting out on a railway sai journey, you have any thoughts or prayers not ste immediately required for your own use, invest them At. in him. Zo1 For although the passengers on the train oay ...

... Tor- -- .. . I1 Tin, following are the principal Naval anniversaries that fall to-day- FsrDIARY 25. 1781-Tbe Spauish frigate Grana was captured after a brief engagement by the Cerberus, frigate, and added to the Nary under the same name. 17,8-The 12-gun cutter Marquis of Cobourg engaged and sunk the French 16-guu privateer Revanche. 1807-The men of the Bacehante and Mediator gallantly ...

... In connection with the Church of England Mis- sion in Alvorth China, a meeting was held in the hall ol- of All Souls' Coil., on Friday afternoon, when an TI interesting addiress on The position and prospects 1898 ad of the Mission, was given by the Rev. F. L. Norris, brig chaplain to Bishop lScott, who has just retui-ned twel ,he from Pekin. The hall. was well filled, Professor witt a~t ...

... wNiotrict P. MO. BATH. St . Jan es's vestry yesterday afternoon, by 16 votes to 9, decided to rescind the motion passed in Decern- ber not to appoint a representative to confer with the Finance Committee. Mr E. R. Blackett was appointed as the representative. At a meeting of the School Board yesterday, Mr J. W. Morris presiding, Mr Bush drew attention to the fact that last year the average ...

... The usual meeting was hold yesterday morning, and attended by Mr BR. E. Nurse (chairman), Mr J. J. T hatcher (vice-chairmau), the Rev C. Croucher, Messrs (.J. 13. Ta lor; J, Johnson, H. . Davics, S. Nicholls, A. Lovell, S. Churchill, S. Gingell, F. C. Fawkes, 3. Millard, T. Anstey, J. iNewman, and W Fry. t l ~~~OU'T ]RLIM .' The relief granted during the week ending 18th r1ebruary was as ...

... Etc Ariottol Almerp '114IUISDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1899. ]he E.R!STOL O'liE nCuY wvas establishea Mardh 1, 1790 7bc i1.e OL DAinY roST was issued in conjunction Ivith the AlE~lccrY January 24, Ib6O, and incorporated vlhiU it January 25, 126,. T IFErloNfl No. 149. I o (y: in ai I is. yu-r.Xe has been fixed fLoi the funeral of the late President of the Republic, and the pageant will rightly be of . ...