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... number of entries wiere quite up to the average. The exhibits by the nurserymen, Messrs. Veitch, Weal, Spooner, Cutbush, and Russell, were a feature of the show, and were the cause of much admiration. A new feature of the show was the prescntation of medals ...
... frame; Mrs. D. and Mr. I. Scoby, silver. salts; Mr. W. Benton and family, silver tea-caddy; Miss N. Benton, towel shams; Mr. John and Miss Burnett, silver hot-water jug: Miss Millicent Bentley, silver butter dish and knife; Miss Ida Briggs, silver candlesticks; ...
... interest in the village of Roehampton, was solemnised at St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, yesterday, the bridegroom being Capt. John Francis Maitland- Addison, R.N., of Philbeach-gardens, Kensington, son of Major Maitland-Addison (late 7lst Highlanders), and ...
... attempting to elear a twisting shot. Thoe Pari greatly imgroved after change of ends, and Marshall equalised from & pass by Russell after a good piece of combimation. Gaszon gave the Patk the lead with a splendid shot five minutes later, and again scared ...
... prize, suit case (Mr. George Gam- | mon); 3rd prize, butter dish (Mr. W. P. Moll-t huish); 4th prize, pair of boots (Mr. Russell Picker- | ing).—Heat 1: ‘\)N Walker, Thames Harners,, Ss3yds. Time, 10 1-ssec. Heat 2: H. W. Kirk Tooting A.C,, Tyds. Time ...
... M. fié Grey, addressing the [;ric on’ ors. | Was corroborated as to this by the wife herself.— | tin, 25, paper-hanger, of Russell-street, Battersea, who lived in the same house.—The house was ensaid there was a cineular state of things. If th e 3; Mr. ...
... The Rev. W. J. Jillings and Canon Rivington preached at St. Mary’s; the Rev. E. G. Gordon and the Bishop of Kingston at St. John’s; and the Revs. A. R. Tremearne and F. G. Harrison at All Saints’. Mr. Evan Griffiths addressed a meeting for women at St ...
... instrument had to remain silent during the evening, o 0 the programme was cpened with pianotorte sercctions by Miss Jennie Russell, LLv., who occupicd that position throughout the evening. Preceding “The Princcss,” the first scene ot “Uindrella’ was perfermed ...
... Stanley, Trinity-road. Artificial Flowers (under 10).—1, Elsie Clements, East-hill Baptist. Freehand Erawing (under 10).—1, John J. Creasy, Haydon’s Park Baptist; 2, Muriel Ball, Queen’sroad. Baptist; H.M., Ernest George Reeve, Putney Wesleyan. Needle ...
... corner of nu°ad on Friday evening last, when an tombermg over 300, listened with %'raat Ma) 3n address from Mr. John Ruseell, of Rernlon. Mr. Russell spoke extensively lveq °rm and of current politics generaily, h{lf : 2 most sympathetic hearing. Only Wty dozen ...