... as foll --W.Bros. Thomas R Withington, fr . 9WY; E Thornhill 6hanun (2lD9, Prince M- Edward, Heaton Moor), J W. the BRe Canon at- E. R Wood (589, Harony, Imskir) and the 3r- Res. R W. W KW ye (484, Faith, Warrngton), chaplains- Thomas Edwards (1380, Skelmers- ...

... the Rev. Marcus 'IO RTHififCHA3uPE6.: Prebendary Eirdle -Wilnmot, 7 / PORTXX'CAPEL Baker-'street.-The li~ev W 'H.Griffith Thomas, 11land 7. FOUNiDLING qHOSPITAL CHAPELh.-The Rev. A R. Buckland, .11. PORTM4AN.'ROOMSj 'Baker-street.-_.Dr. Momnerie, 1130 ...

... verba or vocabula-words. There were six successive and successively enlarged editions of Sir Thomas Elyot, the last three of which were edited by Thomas Cooper, Schole- Maister of Maudlens in Oxford, the son of an Oxford tradesman, and educated as ...

... JuAdonlje a Paralee, C. T. Burson, Williami HIenry Baphne o summoned for a similar offence, waith the' same> AN OIan Oroesn~n.R..-Thomas Benfleld, labcurer. - h Chadlinglon, was charged with being drunk on7' r-. te higrhway at Chadhington on t~he 16th June. ...

... valuie a'ilout £2.). from tirv s'ioi, 77. Side, Newcastle, between 1st October, 18959, and the 15ih June, 1900, the property of Thomas Owen. Crit-lty to a H.tee. -Ge uge LHt -edt. 'bus txorirh-tor. 'i ildl n, Ras chsharv d l:r In-pet-.or Cape, before the ? ...

... (nde MORGAN), who 'efs Keppell-street, Chelsea, in 1883, for Sydney, seok relatives, (Mother is dead.) From South Africa:-THomAs DVcLVE was in New Euglmud 6treet, Briglhton, six yeurs ago. Daughter Emily ask.. From Chicago:-JouIl SUNAGEL, an owner of ...

... Hook, 44, Talbot Street; George Hearne, 163, St')ckbrook Street; Wm. George Purcell, 12, So- ciety Place; Thomas Clark, 16, Balaclava Road; Thomas Allen, 57, Lynton Street: Albert Hall, Shaw Street. fight Hon. H. Chaplin, M1.P., Pre- sident, Local Government ...

... TIIEF Filf0l A LODGnEB.-Bertha. Mary Brierley (30), i no occupation, was indicted for stealing a, £5 note, the',property of Thomas Phillips, a pensioner, Burton- on- I ren Mr. G. Lewis ?? as- serted that the note was lent her by the prosecutor.- P She vwas ...

... at Warren-streeb corner, which has still eight years to run, AUCKLAND N.E.H. PROSECUTION. Yesterday, at Auckland, Thomas Haenners and Thomas Henry Cassidy. both of Gates- head, were charged with being drunk and disorderly at Bishop Aucklaud railway station ...

... Rouge, 3, 8-7 Randall 2 Mr S Frail's Courtly Dome, 3, 8.0 Lynhsain . Mr, T Southaltl's Mlethuen, 5, 9.5 ?? i-shatun 9 Mr F Hardy's-Miss Bounce, 4, 9-2 ..3 Fagan 07 Mr Pizzey's, Bonnie CI'ioftoin, 4, 8-10 Rogers 05 Mr F Webb's Raek Rent,, 3, 8-9 .. F. Pialt ...

... gentlemen: G -SiT John Glover (chairman), Mr G. p Lidgett (chairman of the sutb-commit- t tees of classification), Mr G. Dalton Hardy, Mr NV. Lund, Mr J. x enwvick Y Feawick, Mr T. L. Devith, MIr D. Fer- P nie, Mr W. A. Williams (deputy-chair- Ci man of the ...

... show of the society was fixed for Thursday, August 23rd, at Monksdene, the grounds of which had been kindly promised by Mr. Thomas MnAe, and Messrs. A. E. Mace, R. G. L. Hunston, W. Smith, and J. Packer were asked to undertake the canvassing of the town ...