... inquiry was made, when the Lord Mayor ti F gave a luncheon at the Town Hall. Invited to n meet the commissioners were Sir Thomas n t Hughes, Alderman F, H. Cookson, Alderman tI T. Menlove, Dr. Thmans Clarke, Councillor W, a Roberts, Mr. Pickmnere, (T ...

... &c. They are well and simply told, and form excellent and interesting r reading for children. Life and Correspondence of Thomas 9 Arnold, D.D. Sometime Head Master of Rugby School. By Arthur Penrhyn Stan- ley, D.D. With portrait and full-page illus- ...

... anns bare to the shoulders, and it blood-besmeared, not the blood of goats or kine, n but the blood of soldiers-our soldiers. Thomas e Atkins defunct, and done for by the she furies. d KILL 'EM OFF! KILL 'EM OFT! He waded in again, when the shudder which ...

... with at Meser Ind, Coops, and Co., Limiten L The men chief mourners were Mr. Thomas D. Uills (son), Ga Mr.' Thomas Mills (father), Mn. W. J. Ham- mond (father-in-law), Mr. Thomas Mills, Mr. a ci John Mills, Mr. William Mills (brothers), Mr. othf L. Rocke ...

... Angus M-Gilvray; Privates John Stratford Sauaders Reginald M'Donnld, Leslie Wil- liams, John Petersen Cornwnil, and William i Thomas SiMons. Private Coghlan had his leg broken. Lieu- tenant James Lilly, of D Company of the Victorian Rifles, is lying dangerously ...

... their names struck off the iegister of the com- T pany, came before the Chancery Division Rol yesterday. Mr. Justice Cozens-Hardy the granted the applications in the cases of some Sir hundreds of shareholders, but ordered the applications of two who sued ...

... Castle, by W. J. J. C.I Bond, £111 6.&; Conway Castle, by J. W. Oakes, A.R-4.,L £19: s The Woods in Octo- ber, by James Hardy, £147; Goats on the Mountains, by T. Sidney Cooper, R.A., £;131 5s. : : Bargaining for Fish, by William Shayer, e senior ...

... Troopers D. Maioobr, o J. D. Green, B. Brocklin, G. Adams, L. H. Lord, 1 D. (? T.) Carmichbael, J. 'Mulyneux. J. Hanley, S. Thomas. 2 Sergeant H. D. Ellis, Sergeant J. Imrie. Corporal W. A. Pollard, Troopers G. Petresco, E. K. Etmanett, d H. Kuutson MISSING ...

... Pease, M.P., Mr. Courtney, M`P., Sir Algernon West, Mr. Bryce, 3LP., Lord and Lady Battersea, Sir Francis 'Evans, M.P., Mr. Thomas Shaw, Q.C., M.P., Rev. Dr. Newmen Hall, Mr. Broadhurst, MBP., Sir James Blyth, Mr. I. A. Hudson, secretary of the National ...

... as n it teaching nuissionary work. f n At a later period Xr. Jones announced that is Dr. B ?? had promised £M0A and Mr. a Thomas Hughes (aMm T. and J. Haion) a I- similar amount. e Mr. John Holt, in the coure of-a reply to P It the toast Trade with the ...

... c of delightful fragrance. bh IVhatiisalways desirable is the possession in one's oh ge garden of those plants that are hardy and of luxunrons growth-that is. if the other attendant Iconditiens are complied with, and theae, we are ti W. led to understand ...

... 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- ...