... Pastor. The mourners were Mrs. W. Baker. Mrs. J. Hopkins (daughters), Messrs. H. E. Bennett, T. H. Bennett and A. J. Bennett (sons). Mrs. It E. Bennett' and Mrs. A. J. Bennett (daughters-in-law), Messrs. W. Baker and J. Hopkins (eons--in law ...

... Mee b Loire .. WVALFY. F.. H.R. c Mtddletnn b Fidler P. Per.An, b Fidler§ F. Wagon& b A. C. Rencrme. b Fodler R. c Mercy b Bennett W. G. L. b Follcr G. Pogo. b Renner J. ►twc.n. b Woe Yuma W. J. Lowe, tb. b Wacalbams L. 0 Merry A. E. Tsce s not out ...

... himself as quite entailed with the hying he made at the house, and said he was anxious to remain. There were no loafers hanging about his house. No games were played on the premises and there were no eiegoongs. There was no outdoor Credo: his trade ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... d. J. Lovegrove. food( or cockerel or or special, T. ealitb, 2nd J. Caebora; 3rd, G. h Beaten (Gr0t7.1::.4. E. Herbert; E. &Him C. H. Herbert; tad obi: Z. L. Costae. Prawn. Mew bred previous to 1101.—Isi, CBOT.; 3rd, H. DO, h.e., J. Cones C. 117rbeit: ...

... Philip H. Turner, Leamington BPa. Mr. 11. Hunt, Messrs. W. 0. F. Hunt and Visa Ada Hunt, Mrs., Mrs. and Miss Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. B. Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Long and family, Mr. R. Tyrell, A few friends at Wel'steeds, Local Preachers ...

... Aldershot mad). The monument is on the main road, and you will find that you are shout nine miles from Reading, so you can hang your time away to your own liking. Residing Footbill Club ANNUAL MEETING & REPORT.. On Friday tile twat -fourth annual general ...

... escapes from brasiers by Leigh, the new centre, and Boucher, while Atherton failed to weft when he bad open goal. After the °hangs of ends piey wee meetly con=ned to the visitors' quarters. and metre/ exciting bullies took place in the eteimtY of the goal ...

... -1 and sp., 3, v.b.e. and e. J. Collins, 2C. B. Herbert, La. =7;or fantail, ma or ben.-1 C. E. 2,3, 4, else. and be. J. Collins. twerp or dragon, cock or ben.-1 sp H. r, 2, v.h.e. sad h.c. C. E. Herbert,Sand 4 0. jun. homer, any age, cock or hen-1 and ...

... *pimal hymn. at both morning arid evening services On Monday the earned mooting was held, and was largely attended. Mr. J. E. Herbert presided and was supported by the Bev, J. es. 'Pallor and Z. W. Harper, and Molars. E. P. Collier, J. S. Neale tsuperintendesaU ...

... and Pullositte• with a severe bed wottO4 Ming swathed is bandagreed with erith all possible *or b bat with great tea- Mee. Herbert yea rwetheted Bine-Preeidemi; This. dem All urn of *orbs requlred attention, Broome was beibobt boo. see.; Mr. E. Raman met ...