... Collingwood, Thomas Hugh Barratt, BA. . Suitton Park: WilliamR B. Dent (Erdinguon), Robart S. Armaha, B.A. (Sutton Coldfield). \l\eskly: Edward I R. Eduwards, Philip HLawkes, William is. Simpson, I B.A., Joseph T. Gurney. George Allen. B.A.. Thomas Proudlove; ...

... the platform were ti e Councillor F. Whitton (in the chair), N Is Aid, Geo. Roper, the senior magis- ci ir trate; Messrs 'Thomas and John o1 Wetherell, the hon. secretaries; Mr J. of A. Wiggins,. Barclay and Co.'s Bank, p hon. treasurer; Conocillor G ...

... 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 ...

... Grovini, Miss Minnie Grieve, Mr Robert Guinness, Miss Jessy Hall, Mr Albert Hampson,Loulse(Broe.H.) Hardy, Mr James Harold, Miss Lily Harris, Mr Win. Thomas Harris, Mr G D. Hartley, Mr Charles Hartley, Mr J. H. Harvard, Mr George Hemming, Mr Alfred Hickling ...

... CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL.-General Manager, Mr Ernest Gerard ; Acting-Manager, Mr H. Entwistle.-The dramatised version of Thomas Hardy's powerful novel Tess of the D'Urbervilles, called Tess, is being acted here this week by Mrs Lewis Waller and a specially ...

... coarse and stupid minority of his audience. Such a minority was present when we saw Mr H. A. Ken- nedy's adaptation of Mr Thomas Hardy's novel at the Coronet Theatre, Notting-hill-gate. They jeered at Marian's drunkenness, and even at Angel Clare's speeches ...

... Cooper. 16, of Southwarkfell last nalit and broke his arm. He was taken to St. Thomas's hospital. Alfred LEumphy, seven, of Kennington- road, was. surgically treated at St. Thomas's hospital, yesterday, for a broken arm, caused by a fall. Yesterday the, body ...

... Rnnwsley-roud, St. Helens (from the Wilts and Eact Somersot Union); Rev. T. R. Thomas, B.A., St. Paul's, Hindlev- Rev. J. Sutcliffe, pastor-elect at O-lborne; Rev. Thomas Yates, Norwooc Church, Liverpool (from Belfast) ; Rev. ?? Williams, Warrington (from ...

... with the assistance of one of the Fathers here. Where did you live then?-Hardy: rn Gateshead.- Mr Roberts: Ah; it's the same case. I mcanaged to get her away from your influence.-Hardy: I appeal to the magistrates for a little mercy.-Sipt. Wilson explained ...

... Boulter, *Thomas S. Berry (Cbeddar, Somerset). Weston-super-Mare, John Boulter, James Wakely, J. Sidmouth Cooper, B.A. (Burnham, Somerset); Ricbard Peart, supernumerary. Bath, *Willlam Brookes, Arthur Hoyle, John Henry Sanders ; Samuel Haigh, Thomas Wood (T) ...

... Geaton to the Vivid, for the 'Eoolus, April Bth. _o r- PIPTTY OFFIOEBS. th Thomas Johlln instou. Albert Edward Way, M Albert Edward Rdbinsoa, Solomon Unsley, M Arthur Thomas Denuis, Joseph William Fuanel, ar Frederick Charles Willinals, Frederick Robert ...

... Roberts.-In Memoriam. Arthur Humphries Fowler.-In Memorinmn: First Division in London Matriculation Examination. Gordon Sidey Hardy-Matriculation Form General Elementary Science. Gilbert Augustus Starling.-Matriculation Form Prize, and Matriculation Form ...