... and Mrs. Stokoe. f. Goderiek.-Master Hugh Idris, Miss Baynes. Mr. Branscolubc Beard Suanytases.--Mrs.Holdcroft 11.-Ilev. Charles and Mrs. Blopilield. aßev. H. and Mrs. London, f. Trerem-Mr.. Buchanan Ifmtfoni.-111.0 Huntley. Miss Fenn Ms felocood.-Mbss ...

... of the ricet. aged 30. South liant• Infirmary. aouthampton. Ciarletkpbtr J. Tier. ridge. 39. ItEgaILIGS.-Dmember 23. at 9. Hyde Clow. Winchester. France. Herrgre, aged 23. JOCELYN -January 5. at sanithampton. henry Jocelyn. aged 09. 2. at Southampton ...

... on Friday, and death was supposed to be due to bronchitis. On Sunday morning William Woodland, • labourer, also died at t, (Hyde Path-road. He bad suffered from chronic rheumatism for four or aye years, and ou Thursday be was seined with influenza. He ...

... prospectus, containing outline of course of study, forwarded tree to any address. Teem commenced Monday, January 15th. LOUIS HYDE, Director. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE. BUSINESS FOR GIRLS. A Commercial Education is the best and cheapest investment for parents whose ...

... of vocal selections being rendered by Miseej Ecclee, Smith, Carlyle, and Dean, and Me_w_rs. W. Archioald, J. Hay- hurst, C. Hyde, Fred Briggs. Catlow, Jones, Cooke, Stott, Whittick, Briggs. and Grierson. The chair was baker, by tho Rev. D. Evans, the paator ...

... conduct in the field, we are glad to motice the name of Captain J. M, Harrieon of the Army Service Corpe, son of Mr. Alfred Hyde Harrison, of Duochuren Hall. A PuiEasaxt Garusrixe.—Mr. and Mrs. Steel afforded their servants the annusal ball on Friday night ...

... were sent to aol for A nronth and ordered to forfeit £2 wages, for etealing cargo. At Blackburn Quarter vester dav, Rebowa Hyde and Jessie Corbett were ventenced to and three months’ impmsenment respectively for de- frauding large numbers of mistressea ...

... Wednesday, Lord Rook wood, chairman. APPOINTMENT OP A NEW DEPUTY- CHAIRMAN. Mr. C. B. Russnx proposed Mr. Haden Corser, of the Hyde, Ingatestone, as Deputy- Chairman, in tbe place of the Rev. E. F. Gepp, resigned. Mr. Russeil said, they all knew tbat the ...

... Applj to HOWELL, SON, aud BONNIN, 116, Cromwell-road, S.W. HYDE-PARK ESTATE. MULLETT, LOOKER, and CO., ALBION HOUSE. HYDE-PARK-SOUARE (corner of Albion-street). Telephoue, Paddingtou No. 7. HYDE-PARK ESTATE. FREEHOLDS. SEVERAL Noble MANSIONS, facin?;, and ...

... 1,0 r ippteoiated at the United Mathodiat Free Churoh, Bluchor-itroet, and the Bible Clan conducted Vem J. Hellewell and O. Hyde la eridenoe oi the ancocea the problem la being tickled. But in 10 . • ,l the authonlice do not rale aolely upon the Bund* ...

... and Valentine-Ben- son's marionettes. _ _ p COLUPSTZ'Zit. THEATRE ROYAL.-Sole Lessee, Mr Charles Macdona; Manager, Mr F. Graham Macdona. - On Monday night Mr Charles March's excellent company opened with The Gamester of Metz. It was not surprising that ...

... plaintiff for the amount claimed. DISPUTE ABOUT A BICYCLE. John Wilton Lees, a commercial traveller, of Brent- wood, sued Charles W. Home, landlord of tbe White Hart Hotel, Chelmsford, for £3, for alleged loss of the sale of a bicycle and for damage done ...