... and Lady Lilford, Canon and Miss Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. J.+H. Ismay, Miss A. Evans, Sir Arthur Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, Sir John and Lady Miller, Mrs. Harry Monerieffe, Misses Ismay, Major Bulkeley Johnson, Mr. and. Mrs, de Knoop, Major and Mrs. Kearsley ...

... Lord Palmerston in 1865 to the year 1876. ‘ In the opening chapter Mr. Paul deals at some length with the Russell Gladstone Ministry. Lord Russell’'s choice of (Gladstone, the then Chancellor of the Exchequer, was in some Ivspects a perilous one, “for ...

... table cloth; Mr. and Mrs. Matthews, table cloth; Miss Madge and brothers, jam spoon; Mr. and Mrs. Eade, jam spoon; Mr. and Mrs. John Drage, set of carvers; Mms James, filigree silver ware and towels; Mr. and Mrs. Francis, pair of d'oyleys; Mr. Sowman, table ...

... class theoretical and practical certificates; George Milnes, Percival J. Tilley, and John W. Jacquest, first theoretical and second practical; Lily M. Allen and Russell P. Smith, second theoretical and practical. Chemistry: Stage 1, Elsie S. Quincey and ...

... further instalment of John Oxenham’s story, “Profit and Loss”; and “Five Great Painters of the Renascence,” by Sir Wyke Bayliss, F.S.A., P.R.B.A. ' Messrs. Macmillan & Co. have just issued some splendid volumes. One of them is John Morley’s *“ Oliver Cromwell ...

... Anstruther Thomsor, Mr. and Mrs. Marjoribanks, Mr. L. and Mrs. Sartoris, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Farquhar, Hon. Mrs. M. Sartoris, Mrs. John Loch, Miss Lilah Loch, Miss Ruth Loch, Lady Arran, Miss Claire, Mr. Victor Williamson, Dr. Scharlieb ard Mrs. Scharlieb, B ...

... Weaver of Webs,” by that very popular writer, John Oxenham: “A Daughter of Heth,” by that fascinating author and word painter, William Black; “The Wreck of the Grosvenor.” a thrilling book W. Clark Russell wrote with Ihe idea of exposing some of the maritime ...

... Mr. ¥. Whitehouse, when by some means or other he slipped and, it is thought fractured his knee. DMr. Jefferies, of the St. John Ambulance Corps, who was working close by, rendered first aid, and Thompson was conveyed to his home in \elton-road, where ...

... daughter of Mr. Edward P. Monckton, J.P., C.C., of Fineshade Abbey, Stamford, and ILaundimer House, Cundle, and Mr. Walter John Marsham, second son of the Hon. the Rev. J. Marsham, rector of Barton Seagrave, near Kettering, and Mrs. Marsham. : Both families ...

... meeting of the Kettering Men’s Own, presided over by Mr. W. I. Stroulger ‘}vicepresident). The speaker was the Rev. Victor. Russell, assistant pastor at Bloomsbury Baptist Central Church, London, who took as his subject ‘““First things first.”” During the ...

... ToUJHE lar ;he had \blrilliant dark eyes which took a - (1823), fiercer light than nature designed from his habit Br W. CLARK RUSSELL of bringing his heavy.black eyebrows together (Author of “The Wreck of the Grosvenor,” in a frpwn or scowl. His brow wus low ...

... Tryon and the Misses Tryon, Bulwick”: “In loving affection and true friendship, Mrs. Gwyn’'; “With decpest sympathy, from John Preston?”’; “Deepest sympathy, Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Brocklehurst, Meadow Farm, Kempton” : “With deepest sympathy and in loving ...