... the following gentlemen elected serve th© . Mcsbts. W. W. Ridlev (chairman). R. W. Archer. L. A. Oundell, A. W. Gull away. Herbert Millard, with the President. Captain, and Honorary Secretary. The question then arose to whether the dub opened during the ...

... into effect, with power to add to It. Suicide by Hanging.—An immest held no Thursday, at the St. Saviour's School, by Mr. R. S. Payne, solicitor, deputy coroner, on the body of Edwin J. Wilder, who had hanged hirosel.—Nrs. Hy. Egby, of Broadetrect, said the ...

... memory of that magical personality, this Titasui-troned Titania be rammed for almst mete mannerisms and artificialities as Sir Herbert Tree-many of whose manner's® of speech and s h e shame in common. But in her these and artificialities are blended into an ...

... A. Randall; 2, E. ' Exchange; 3, C. Potatoes.-White kidney: 1, E. Exchange; 2, W. Homo; 3, C. 'Townsend. White 1, E. Ex(+hangs.; 2, A. Randall; 3. W. Gale. Coloured kidney: 1, A. Randall; 2, W. Metre; 3, E. Exb Colowed romul: 1, E. Exchange; 2, A. c ...

... ru Drive yes Anywhere** I Herbert James Mungeam, of 87, Eire Park Iload, was summoned for allowing a motorcar to remain in the street longer than necessary on June 20th. P.c. Menders said he watched the car in Frier Street for an hour and five minutes ...

... PALMER’S XII. S. W. Spooner, 'Bennett, Conran Capt. F. W. Foley, Greenway, Conran. B. Aloltoy, c Greenway, b Bennett Major Alaclier, Greenway, b Cummins A. c Priestley, Couranr 13 C. Welle, st. Gneenway, b Bennett 80 P. Morton, Cummins 0 Capt ...

... Sir Thomas Brook, Sir W. B. Richmond, Sir Henry Wood, Sir Alexander Mackenzie, Sir Charles Wyndham, Sir Edward Elgar. Sir Herbert Tree, Sir George Alexander, and other leading members of the artistic professions. The ranks include Mr. F. R. Benson, Mr ...

... awards:— Double geraniume—1, H*Bennett; 2, R. Baker; 3, J. Drake. Single ditto.—l, H. Bennett; 2, J. Woodley; 3, J. -Borgue. Three double or single ditto. 1, H. Bennett; 2, J. Drake; 3, J. Bargus. Fuchfia.— 1, H, Bennett; 2, L. Lester; 3, J. Drake. Specimen ...

... photograph case. The late Miss Atkinson, toilet set. Mr. and Mrs. Butler, sugar basin. Professor and Mrs. Blyth, barometer. Mr. Bennett, card index case. Miss Bren, marquetrie tray. The Bey. F. T. and Mrs. Colson, two silver breakfast cruets. Master F. S. Colson ...

... work and assured the samosa a function, financially and otherwise. The hall looked unusually charming, I bedecked as it Was hangings, and with streamers, pa adonreff . bsfloone favours of every deacriptcon, and as , lancers turned and pirouette& on the ...

... Prize Chevalier Seed, supplied him by Means. John K. King and Sore, Cogge&hall. Essex, and Reading, through their manager. Mr Herbert Millard. stock was grown on Messrs. John K. King and Sons Seed Farms Cheppel, Essex, from a pedigree selection made them four ...

... especially Mr. Dawson Barkas, who had worked -o well at all tin es, and especially in hanging he pictures, and had been supported by Aid. Parfitt and the other members of the Hanging Committee. (Applause.) Mr. Mount, M.P., who was cordially greeted isconding the ...