... —I have of late read more than one. in your columns references by yourself and others to Mr. Albert 111Clane's approaching golden wedding and to the desirability of no celebiatiou in some way. Did I not read, too, • saggestion of yours that it would be ...

... notable amonget them being the Hon. Mrs. Lopes (beantnnl bright yellow heads of massive proportions), Algernon Davis (an intense golden yellow), Magnificent (deep crimson), and Mrs. N. Davis (pore waits). Mr. J. Love (Cowes), who ran Mr. close second, showed ...

... Lancashire to the extent of eight wickets, and the champion county (Kent) overcame M.C.C. after lew-scoring game, is which Fielder aad Birth# distinguished themselves with the ball for Kent. the Hants psnfrmhmal. was M.C.C. slda, Rsfn interrapted flfsheism ...

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... WROXALL Golden Weddiko.— Wo noticed in recent iaaue the celebration the golden wedding of Mr. and Mn. J. Chiverton. In connection with this event it it of interest to note that the venerable connle have three tons and one daughter and 13 grandchildren ...

... Fvery notice must authenticated the signature and address of the person sending it, it will not nublUbed. The Jtlflcation of golden weddings, or the repetition of the original wedding notice on the anniversary. will inserted free of charge for any \ enrrabie ...

... entitled ” The Darky Panah Council.” THORLET. Excli-.itt Entrbt.isment —wm given &t the School, oo Wadoeeday .y.oiog, when .boot 90 per sods accepted the invitation kindly extended by Ur. end Mr., W. J. Barrington. Some d.taiU will b. given in onr next ...

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... marriage was eoUmnt—d Mr. O. a. Morris, aid—t son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Morris, of Bedhiil Farm, Wroxall. and Mi- Ma Wt.gbt, Maidstone. The officiating were the Bare. J. Pege and E. Jenhiet. The was atiooded by Mi— JLafee Morris, sister or | audagroe—, and ...

... Woolwich. Tho ceremony was attended by large namber and wall-wishers. The choir was in attendance. and the hymn O love divine and golden ’* was sung. Tho bridegroom was oldost member of choir. Tha Kev. O. A very, former pastor church, now of Newport, officiated ...

... Wodnaaday evening, open to Anights the Golden Horn, select branch of the Order of Buffaloes. Knight Brathenck occupied tha chair, about members sat down to splendid spread provided by Boat Glover. There are only & Lodges Golden onus is Island. After smoking eonsurt ...

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