... put it bluntly?—for a situation or for work this life in the future. The best of luck to you, concluded Sir Claud. Brig.-General thanked Sir Claud and Lady Jacob for coming down the school and expressed the hope that some future occasion would see them ...

... housework for from six months to a year after they leave school, was the saliant point short speech made by Field-Marshal Sir Claud Jacob, who, with Lady Jacob, one of the Governors, when he spoke at the Founders' Day ceremony at the Royal School, Bath, on ...

... —October 16th, Buddenly at 43, Devonshire Buildings, George Bevan Jones, aged 69 years. MULLEN.—October 15th, 22, Prospect Place, Trowbridge, Beatrice, wife John Mullen, aged 42 years. MEIKLEJOHN.—At 2, Ainslie's, Belvedere, the 9th inst., Catherine in her ...

... pendant. Geography VI. A.—Donor, Major Simpson, Marjorie Skeen, opera glasses. Needlework prises.—Donor, Mr Mullens, In memory Maria Mullens,: Senior Hilary Peard, £3; Eileen Bingham, £2; Edith Sloggett, £1. Junior: Kola Boyd, £1 10s.; Eiieen Sassidy ...

... Beckwithe (Co.. Durham 2nd.-Lt. J. C. B Stack. R.N F. (Co Durham). Mr. S. W. Phillips (Haslemere) Mrs Sankev (Neath) Mr. Claude Hartley (Kent) Mrs. McGreal (London). Banks (London). Mrs. S. Parratt (London). Lt. R. P. B. Simmonds London). Edgar Hotel ...

... T'\eedmouth, Lord Vivian, Hon. Humphrey and Lady Feodore Sturt, Ben. Arthur Brodrick, Lady Rumbold, Mr. John Heneage, Mr. Claud General Annesley, Colonel and Mrs. Kennard, Mrs. George Cornwallis West, Mr. and Mrs. Cavendish Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Lady Violet ...

... (London). Mr. Seddon (Maffnchester). Mr. M. Firsk (Mass U.S.A.). Mr. C. W. Swanson (London). Mr. W. Forrest (London). Mr. Claude Hanger (Edinburgh). Mr. Misken (Hove). Mr Hugh Thompson (North Wales). Mr. C. Campbell (Glasgow). Mr. J. F. Darling tSurrey) ...

... BATH VISITORS LIST. EMPIRE HOTEL. The Earl of Moray (Edinburgh), and Baroness ae Lord Claud J. Hamilton (London). Sir Edgar Hart, Bart., and Lady Hart (London). The Hon. E. Pierrepont (Cirencester). The Hon. A. Bet he Abbey). Colonel and Mrs. H. Barton ...

... Cromie (Australia). Mr. and Mrs. Walsh (Chester). Mr. and Mrs Roberts (Birmingham). Mr. and Mrs. Perry (Torquay). Mr. and Mrs. Claud Harrison (Birmingham). Mr. and Mrs. J Piatt (Worsley, Lanes.). Mr. and Mrs. Fairclough (Sunderland). Mr. and Mrs. Boyle (Wetherby ...

... The Marquis of Bath, K.G. (Longleat, Warmi netor). sir Shafto and Lady Adair (Minehead, Som.) Sir Arthur Pinero and Mre. Claude Hughes (London). Sir Leonard and Lady Dunning (Horsham, Sussex). The Hon. Eileen O'Brien (London). Lt.-001. A. 0. Parker (Minchin ...

... Mrs. G. Smith (Clapton, London). Mrs. Montgomerie (Norwich). Mrs. Sloan (Helenborough). Mrs. Walter Palmer (London). Mrs. D. Mullen (Glasgow). Mre. A. Power (Dublin). Mrs. Gift'ord (Bromley, Kent). Mrs. Cox (Ilford). Madame Zeiss. Mrs. C. Baird (New York) ...

... (London). Mrs. Stokes (Wolverhampton) Mrs. Rattenbury (Cornwall) Mrs. E. Henry (London) Mrs. E Fearenside (Bournemouth) Mrs. E Mullen (Crowborough) Mrs. Grey (Crowborough) Miss Rawlings (Bath). Miss Benest. Miss Hayward (Wolverhampton) Misses Wallis (Torquay) ...