... of the names of Colonel Jocelyn and Mr. Hugh Cawley for those of Mr. R. P. Gill and Mr. R. B. Long- ridge, who retire. Mr. Russell Lee was ap- pointed a. representative of the Court on the Standing Joint Committee, in place of the bite Mr. Stanton Eddowes ...

... nil. The St. John's Football Club had their first annual. dinner on Wednesday evening at the City Grill. After the repast a concert was organised between the players and committee. Several popular songs were rendered by Messrs. Dipper, Russell, Woods, Savage ...

... silver salver; Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Bellew, china Mr. and Mrs. B. Berber, Venetian vase; Miss Bell, afternoon tea cloth; Mrs. John Cooper, lower epergne; Mr. and Miss silver hot miter Mr. Beaumont M. Caftan, framed engraving, ' His First Birthday : Annie ...

... French toque of white tun. lightly sprinkled with white Banksi* rot>. s and a large cluster of pink roses at on*> aid ; Mrs. John Williams was in prettiest ruby si k and lace. She wore a toque to match with grey plumes and a grey feacher boa. Mrs. E. W ...

... Federation of Off licence Holders' Association. ), F. England (Birmingham), George Ewens (Plymouth), John Fogarty (Dublin), W. R Foord (Southampton), John W. Green (Luton), Henry Grinling (London), J. G. Groves (Man- chester), Charles R. Haig (London), E ...

... Dryland received a pass and were apparently offside. A whistle blew, and St. John s thinking it was the referee stopped playing, Russell allowing the ball to enter the net. St. John'a were greatly surprised to see the referee point to centre, and appealed ...

... ; Mr. john Calli- more, acting Py The following gentlemen composed the grand loreman). a Siz Horatio Lord ( Orde Jocelyn, Davenham Sir Delvers Louis Broughton, baronet, of sir Joseph Verdin, Sir William Pollitt, Hugh Aldersey of Crewe Hill. John Chariton ...

... prices were realised. The ?? are the awards, with purchasers and prices realised : — Class A.— Bull over 18 months : 1, Mr. John Christopherson, Hooton Stud Farm, for Specula- tion, a capital red bull shewing plenty of hair, and Ukely to breed good dairy ...

... St. John Brodrie . k. M.P., Mr. Wyndham, Lord Chelmsford, and Lady Tweednioutb. The Docker and Lady Roberts on arriving at Southampton were met by Sir Donald Currie, Goners& Sir alike, Russell and his Staff, do. The walked with Sir Baker Russell to the ...

... travellers were the Duke of Abercorn. the Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry Major-General Sir Stanley Clarke, Mr. St. John Brodriek, M.P., Mr. Wjndham, M.P., Lord Chelmsford, and Lady Tweedmouth. The Duchess and Lady Roberta on arriving at Southampton ...

... Joaeph Astbury, William Astbury, Albert Wright, Jamea Williams, Fred Hignett, the Bey. B. Atkinson^ and the chairman, Mr. John Lovekin. The accounts for the past half- year, amounting to £2, were passed and ordered to be paid. NESTON DISTEICT. A special ...

... Oswestry, 68g5.; Mr. John Smith. tindow Form, 77ga. ; Mr. E. Wilde, Osbaeton, 60g..; Mr. K. Green, Pool Quay, Tlgs. and 60g0.; Mr. R. Clarke, Warburton Park, 71gs.; Mr. E. Clarke, Mod Brow, 60gs.; Mr. G. H. Halms, Weobley, 60ge.; Mr. H. Russell, Cross Hill, 66g ...