... SEAMSTREss‘Wanwd. Apply “on Friday or 2 Monday at The Lavender Laundry, 72 st John’s-hill, (%a'ph'am Junction. ° 28353 A RESPECTABLE Lad Wanted for Shop. Ap.. ‘ ply 147, St. John’s-hill, Clapham Junctjon. , A PPRENTICE Wanted,. Stationery, ete; ago 14: A} ...

... on Thursday last, when Mr. L. H. Tatham, Principal of King’s College, Wandsworth Common, youngest, son of the late Alderman John Tatham, J}tP., and Mrs. Tatham, of Huddersfield, was married to Miss Florenco E. Northeott, only surviving daughter of Mr. ...

... Streaiham Map and Beiting. John Waits, 46, of Mitcham-lane, Streatham, no ocoupation, surrendered to his bail, at Lambeth, on Friday, and was charged, on remand, before Mr. Baggallay, with frequenting Station-road, Brixton, for the punpose of betting ...

... carried bouquets of pink La Erance roses. Kach wore a gold curb bracelet, the gift of the bridegroom. The best man was Mr. Russell Jaques. After the ceremony Mrs. Burgess held a reception at ‘‘The Poplars,” whichgwas largely arztended. Later in the day ...

... o —_ ALLEGED IMPROPER PHOTCGRAPHS. Mr. John de Grey resumed the hearing of the summons against Hermann Karl Wilhelm Erdmann, trading as Erdmann and Schanz, photographer, 109, Bedford-hill, Balham, alleging he had sent postal packets containing improper ...

... Mr. Hindle, for the defence, said there was an aufry altercation, and this led to blows.—On behalf of the prisoner, Robert Russell, an electrical engineer, of Putney, gave evidence. He explained that Burrows advanced him £l4O, which he paid ‘to the complainant ...

... throughout the campaign. The and Russell Th N> A 4 The 5 . AR ’ Y-Alb | fret ‘match takes bl September 26th . sell, e team comprised:—{rump e 50-mile chaw -and died in 1797. FRllrey o piace -on “Seplember » | ling; Stacey and Russell; Crump, Harding, | cup takes ...

... performsnce of Bach’s “Passion’™ musigc, according- to. 3. John, was given in the Parish Churdti, Putaney, on Friday evening last, before a large congregation. The oratorio was preceded by Sir John Stainer’s setting of the “Muiserere,”’ intaned. by the Viecar ...

... delivered by John \\':u-ner,,H.a-on of 1 and Charles Pearson, and an ex‘“b‘t}orxfle‘i‘g@f school drill exercises was vigorously Perus why .1 In the second part, a new Rumorou, »he . sketch, entitled, “John Bull and his chd by % in} tremendous success. John Bull ...

... meeting of the South-West London Licensed Victuallers’ Trade Protection Society, was held on Tuesday last at the “Plough,” St. John’shill, the chair being taken by Mr. A. W. Crow, in the absence of Mr. S. H. Warne. Those present included Mr. H. P. Parratt ...

... Westminster, is the archi. tect, and Mr. Hammond the builder; the heating appartus having been installed by Messrs. Rosser and Russell. : On arriving at the school the Bishop was met by a guard of honour of the Christ Church Lads® Brigade. After conducting ...

... Rooms, Feb. 26th, 7.30. Speakoer, Percy Alden, M.A\, M.P.; chairman, Sir Wm. H. White, K.C.B. FEverybody welcome.—{Advt.). ST. JOHN’S CHURCH.—Canon Rivington will preach a course of sermons in this church at the Sunday evening services during Lent. PROPGSED ...