... pastorate of the Rev. Walter Searle. Previously she, with her parents, attended the Church of the Saviour, founded by the late George Dawson, M.A. During the seven years' mission labours in China these devoted lady friends ran many risks of losing their lives ...

... Whitehall. Anxiou3 ?? child thirteen years of age who has passed the 4th standard may leave school. Enqairer.-Tbhe bte George Dawson was at one time minister at the Graham, Street Baptist Chapel. H. B.-Lt is believed that Liverpool Street Statiam, in ...

... electric railway-the City and South London. TaE LATv MLI BEaLYARD DAwso-s;-The funeral of Mr. Bernard Dawson, C.E., only son of the late George Dawson, took place yesterday at Malvern Link, where he had lived for over twenty years. The remains were in- ...

... Alfredand Henry £100,000 each; to hisson GeorgeBooth Tate £75.000; in trust for his daughter-in-law Edith Kate, wife of his son George Booth Tate £25,000; in trust for his son, Caleb Ash worth Tate, £20,000; in trust for his daughter, Isolina Gee, and her children ...

... with their salaries was well laid oat. The resolution was then carried. FouSo DaowEn:s At STAFFORD. - Yesterday, the body of George Williams, bricklayer. Wolverhampton Rod, Stafford, was found in the canal at Baswieh. - D Dasx1AGcS FOR NEGLEsr OF Wons-A ...

... Henniker Heaton, M.P., Sir Arthur Hodgson, X.C.MLG.G, and Miss Hodgson, Mr. Frewen, Major Anstruther Thompson, the IHon. George Peel. Eart Carrington, the Hon. Louis GrevilIe, Mr. and Mrs. Broughton Dpagdale, the Mayor and Mayoress of Warwick and Miss ...

... M3embers' Plate (maiden fours, half a mile).- Heat 1: Birmingham RBC. (Williams bow, Elldridge, H-. Holt, A. Smnith stroke, Dawson coa) beat Peng- ?? B.C., Shrewrshurv tW. A. Blunt how, W. If-. Linell, F. W. Wright A. H. Atteld stroke, F. Mladdox co_). ...

... be sent on a long sea trial, probably to Halifax and back. Captain H. F. Dawson, Royal Field Artillerv, has been selected for appointment as a recrsiting etaff officer at St. George s Barracks, London, succeeding Lieut.-Colonel Turner, resigned. Brevet-Major ...

... obtained his promotion to the rank of lieutenant from the Royal yacht Victoria and Albert. He subsecuently served in Sir George S. Nares's Arctic expedition of 1875-76. He is fifty years of age and a gunnery ofcer of high repute. A Salonika telegram ...

... Gaxekwar, -chief officer of his HIighness's hou sehold. arrived at the Castle. The Right Hon. Lord George Hamilton, MLP, Secretary of Shate for India, and Lady George Hamilton and ihe Bishop of Ripon also arrived at the Castle. Her _Majesty's dinner party included ...

... MKisses Thorneymreft, j Mlr. . Shelton and Miss Crane, Ma!r. Sam Loveridge, Mr. and Eiss Lyon (Aibrnghton Hall). Miss Mander Mr. George B. Thorneveroft, Captain 'Wight-Boycntui Mr. Underhill, and others. A couple of males had to be traversed before finding a ...

... Most Noble Order of the M Thistle. The Orders of the Bath and St, Michael and St. ti George were conferred upon a number of gentlemen. UJ Luncheon was served in St. George's HaIL Levee hl dress was wore. The Duke and Duchess of York hc left the Castle for ...