... Canter, Miss E. C. Canter, Miss Lewis, Mr. and Mrs! A. Thomson, the Misses Wells, Miss Burton. Rev. and Mrs. Potter Mr. W. Evans, Miss Monat, Mr. Lambton, Mr. E. H. Hay, Mr. G Bowman, Mr. and Mrs, R. Hurnard. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dempster, Miss' E° Dempster. ...

... Miss E. Green, Mr. W. S. Fowler, Mr. H. P. Lawrence. Mr. F. L. Evans, Mr. J R. Johnson, Mrs. G. Graham and maid, Mr. and Mrs. Bergl, Miss Bergl. Mrs. A. D. Norris, Miss M. E. Cocking, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Duncan, Miss Lawlors, Mr. G. Singer, Mr. E. A Singer ...

... cliare Home. Hesalys- bill, Hampstead _ ._ _ _e!, village ii E o la ter T s a lt;tl l write immediately or call If possible; hours 1-5; Saturdays 10-1. Miss , 190 Firch- DEE SSILIKIN G & lIEEDLEWORIE ley-roed I l e - tIWITC Registry - and - Beposi=l-Fsern ...

... mollassiss, The man who will laff when he don’t feel like it iz a grate coward, to say the least, and he may be a grate villain._ . e ~ A grate deal ov laffing may sho that a man iz rather empty, but I beleave that I would be willing to be called a darn fool ...

... The expenditure walla. les. sd. The report was passed.--3Cr Barran proposed. and Yr Holmes seconded, the election of Colonel Studdy presides_t y but Mr J.Edmondspropoeed the re-election of Mr A. M. Champernowne, which was seconded by Mr H. T. Distin. Mr ...

... a cheque. Mrs. Wilder, a cheque. Col. and Mrs. Studdy, a cheque. Mrs. C. Strong, five o'clock tea tray and stand; etc., etc. The cake came from Messrs. W. arid G. Buszard. Mr. Hugh Falls Reynolds to Miss E. M. Grundy. BrAtrrl Ft' Y dxorated by the friends ...

... daughter ; Churchwoman * good needlewoman anddress- miker: age about 26.— Apply, by letter only, Mrs. Cecil Green, 46, Uppj_T^e^e^j^^ e e^p U rr_man : sq^__i_re ; . , W? ANTED. Useful SEWING MAID: good needlewoman and T T dressmaker : charge of tv.o rooms : ...

... the foa- tare, b--:n tzptx!cd in :.te 'uea - o thell horass tii; ,tr 'e ec Xiv R (sore. With Dummy *5 i.eti e ho noa t 2t' &tzlinirg lladinicp Stveeple- e,, Sn, V. arrttll F'124 Kate ctr hinaself. and ei be st-'r..re~t! ?? i vh, riee itemn - tlbr in ...

... NEWSPAPER. TACIT INTILLIGINCIL co c cas._Th e stead yacht swirls. toss, arrival here from Wirelike' 19, awl ha to O. Mercia's yard tl here en ~rerh and It out. This yacht Ma recently been sal to Mr It. H. Henuier, i.on ice& The Manias of Zetbad's steam ...

... Attendance Every WEDNESDAY, Instead of Monday. from 11 to 8. at 77, POWIB STREET, Woolwich, At Messrs. HAWKINS & HUBBARD . SAMUEL E. SOUTHGATE, Tobacco at Cigar Haan/act rer• Establlshed ores 100 years. F A.CTORIts - - - - - - 109, 111611 WOOLMCb. BRANCII: ...

... George’e Hill, and although rtncken grief her sou’, death, has tskea mtare „*Lg comfort, to the troop, Sonth whether it is not time that a affixed to No. 19.,^°n^ . , . . % Lord Beaccn&field died. Either of Upper Groavemor-atreet and Park-lane, whea-e the ...

... Providence. RI.. per E. A. Truelove, log. Prom the 10*ee0 and Sofroilt Punt From the Mayor of Torquay, for the Tomeoy bti 50 0 0 Prom the Enfield Chan Stag Mound., rt 0. Wilber horn Teelor. Eon. Tarlor. e.m. - - In Memory of the late J. P. E., Captain of the ...