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... NEW MUSIC. The John Church Company, of 8, Argyll-l place, London, W., have just issued amongst other publications “ Star Children,” a little vocal gem in which Liza Lehman has wedded the charming words of F. G. Bowles to most appropriate music. Itis published ...
... [Concluded.] [By A. CEAMBERLAIN.] ELIEZFR COGAN, 1762—1855 Eliezer Cogan was half-brother of Thomas Cogan, being the son of John Cogan by his sccond wife. When Eliczer was born in 1762 Thomas was 26 years old. Eliezer, like his brother, was born and spent ...
... editions of Julien's ““ French at Home,” Miss Alcott’s ¢ Rose in Bloom,” General Sir William Butler’s ¢ Red Cloud,” Clark Russell’s “Wreckof the Grosvenor,”’ and Rev. J. Paterson Smyth’s ** Old Documents.”’ | His Majesty the King has been graciously pleased ...
... rendered some of the latest selections in a very highly appreciated style, whilst the songs by Miss West (Rushden) and Mr. Russell Smith (Kettering) were received with loud applause, as were the recitations iven by Mr. G. H. Parkin. N WEeSLEYAN CHURCH.—On ...
... further instalment of John Oxenham’s story, “Profit and Loss”; and “Five Great Painters of the Renascence,” by Sir Wyke Bayliss, F.S.A., P.R.B.A. ' Messrs. Macmillan & Co. have just issued some splendid volumes. One of them is John Morley’s *“ Oliver Cromwell ...
... Miss Wadsworth; gramophone selections, #r. W Busby; dialogue, ‘‘Paddy’s mistake,” t..© characters being taken as follows:—John Lodger, Mr. A. H. Lack; Tom Jones, Mr. &. ¥oyling; Thomas Soedby, Mr. H. Partridge: ¥addy McCartney, Mr. W. Sharpe; Mary Czughton ...
... a bicycle, the property of [enry Newbery, at Northampton, on March 31st, ho then being the bailee of the same.—Mr, Harold Russell prosccuted.—Charles McQuire, pawnbroker, of Northampton, stated that the prisoner brought the cycle to his shop which he desired ...
... Lord Palmerston in 1865 to the year 1876. ‘ In the opening chapter Mr. Paul deals at some length with the Russell Gladstone Ministry. Lord Russell’'s choice of (Gladstone, the then Chancellor of the Exchequer, was in some Ivspects a perilous one, “for ...
... the Bank House, Kettering . the wife of THOMAS G. FRASER, of a daughter. : MARRIAGES. BarLey—WlLLE.—On the 15th inst., at St. John's Church, Corby, by the Rev. T. G. Clarke, Joseph H. Bailey, of Corby, to Elizabeth Emily Wills, of Chudleigh, Devon, Brom ...
... difficult to reimpose them. Only! three members of his Cabinet supported him, and in December he resigned the Premiership. Lord John Russell attempted, but failed, to form an Administration: and at Christmas Peel resumed office.. Lord Stanley declined to join ...
... WEDDING. HIGHAM SCHOOLS. Mr. John Archer Married to Miss Local Authority Fixes Whitsuntide Neallie Robinson. : Holidays Two of Wellingborough's most respected familics weres linked together on Thursday by the marriage of Mr. John Archer, of Northampton, and ...
... Anstruther Thomsor, Mr. and Mrs. Marjoribanks, Mr. L. and Mrs. Sartoris, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farquhar, Hon. Mrs. M. Sartoris, Mrs. John Loch, Miss Lilah Loch, Miss Ruth Loch, Lady Arran, Miss Claire, Mr. Victor Williamson, Dr. Scharlieb ard Mrs. Scharlieb, B ...