... August 23, at 56, Manor-road, N., the wife of Sidney Edward - Barrett, M.B:, of a son. BOWIE.—On August 26, at 14, Carlton-road, Putney, the wife of David M. Bowie, of a daughter. GRAHAM.—On August 23, at 50, Sylvan-avenue, Bowes Park, the wife of John ...

... DEATIJS. BOWIE.—On the 15th •nst., Carrie, the wife of James Bowie, of 10, Albany-road, Stroud-green, N., aged 49. BRYANT.—On the 14th inst., at Hove, Mary Eliza Bryant, late of 21, St. Aubyn's, Hove, eldest daughter of the late Dr. Walter John Bryant ...

... Anything. 5.0. Beset; 5.15. Brownie. Lackenby ot.ly Huger Staa•ale Royalist Plass Ihetastions.—Mat baler. Dornicle. Bough, Bowie County Pirate Shin Justice Rendered Warwick Pal. Starriforl arida.. - Afternoon -3 15 Punch re 133 Matto, Hill 751 Bracket ...

... Gugnuncs; Anon. £1 13s. Bd.—The Cheery Warren members. 12s.—Gerald Lamble, Newcastle. £1 89.—Lady Hcrsfall, Donald, Michael and David. £1 7s. 4d.—Peter Jode, 218.—M. Vipond, Kirton Lindsey; Mrs. G. B, Marshall Torquay; Blair, Paddy and Sambo. £l.—Tfae Brerr ...

... craft than anyone on the field. New Men Coming WITH several weaknesses to put right before next season's line up, manager David Jack, of Middlesbrough, did not see his team suffer another home defeat, this time ay Blackburn. The writing is on the wall ...

... Martin; Miss Parson-Smith; A. Clarke; Mrs. M. Rowan. £2.— In Memory of a Loved One ( Warlingham); The Misses Peggy and Judy Bowie; H. Groves; Mrs. M. Truman; Mrs. Madge Darnkes: Mrs. Peters; Mrs. Oliver. £1 10s. Bd.—Tom Pearman. 6s.—Brethren of the Corks ...

... others: Nunc! Nunc! Aldershot; An Awkward Squad ; M. A. Sanderson; Hugh, John, David and Michael Van Zwanerberg; E.F.W.; Petworth, South- minster Warien • C. Bowie-Evans; Miss Elizabeth Liver- s dge. 9s. 6d.-Margaret Martgban. 98. 4d.-The Glow Warren ...

... £1 ft. 4d.—The Guinea and Groat Fellowship. £1 15.—Gugnunc'52863; Four Gugnunc Si s ters ; Miss C. Young; Peggy and June Bowie. El.—Frances, Lady Legard; Helen and Ronald Farrington; K. A.• Mrs. Rabbetts, Boy Blue and Elizabeth Lee ; The Battyes ...

... Archibald Hunter and nary Lady inverclyde, The service will be performed by Archdeacon Wilberforce, Canon Con. field and the Rev. David Anderson, The bride will be given away by her father, Mr, Hickson Fergusson, and she will wear a lovely gown of pale grey charmeuse ...

... Pencler, 123, Stevenson Dr., Shawlands; Miss E. Ferguson, 73, Dunard :St., Glasgow; David Carson, 209, Ashkirk Dr., Mosspark; m. McCubbin, 89. Oran St., Maryhill; Wm. Bowie, 1018, Shettleston Rd., Glasgow; Hugh Prior, 96, Elder Pt.. Govan; J. Wigley. 20 ...

... d \ blushing with embarrassment when all the \ young hotel guests gave him a hand-clap. . . . ' The utter astonishment of David Hicklm, of Bloomsburji. aged 5, on seeing St. Bernard dog drawing milk-cart. . _ . •' The Critcnell sisters. Shirley, 9. and ...

... Government offices. Many of them are rendered quite unfit for work, and mistakes are numerous. A Self-Made Man. I hear that Major David Davies contemplates writing the life of his grandfather, whose career is one of the romances of commerce. Starting life as ...