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... s Pitt-street.-Morning, Mr. H. Jacob, evening, Rev. t John llash. Templar Hall-Morning, Mr. Robert Hughes; evening, Mr. Jatmes Dobson. PhyLhian-street.-Morning, Mr. G. C. Deakin; evening, Rev. John Ward. Wesley HalL-Morning, Mr. 3. Sculthorpe; evening ...
... Pearson,.A. C. Abra- tham. John Evans, W. Woods, J. a Thompson, e J. Millington, H. Crawley, T. H. Whitby, P. h Stockton, J. W. S. Caelie, George Atkin, J.P., James Moon, Colonel J. C. Lloyd, C. W. Will- met, Sir Edward Russell, Sad John Hargreaves. J Letters ...
... AI PARLIAMENT DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS. THE IRISH AMNDMET. In the House of Commons, yesterday, Mr. John Redmond moved the stop-the-war amendment of which he had given notice. In doing so he said that Irishmen abhorred the war, and that their sympathy was ...
... --Morning, Mr. James ; evening. Rev. John Ward. Tenmplar Halt--Morning, Mr. Mark Howaniji; eveasag, Mlr, James Dobson Phychlan-street.--Morlsing. Mr. C. C. Deakin ; evening, Rev. Samuel Wilkes. Wesley HaL - Morning, Rev. John Ward; evening, Mn. WV. If. Clague ...
... L-Morning and even- t ?? Stanley Roprs. Pebroke ChapeL-Morning and evening, Mra GF. s Myrteatneet-Morning and evening, Bev John Thora. s Welsh Congregational, Grove-street-Rev. D. Ada= Hartagton-road Congregational-Rev. W. LRoberts. e Edgehill Congre ...
... Mr. 4. C. Deakin. Wesley Bal.l -Morning, Rev. John Ward; eveninz, Mr. S. At Lee. Centaal HfaiL-MNon.iug, Rev. S. Wilkes; evening, Mr. Irving. Cr=nner Cbauel-Morning, Mr. F. H_ Chadwick; evening, Re'. John Brash. Ht'ehipsoe hai-.-Morning, Mr. F. James; ...
... Ncholson. the -new Second Clerk ...
... 'Prks.- B C Hnllme Owens; A B Jackson ad L C'john- mson niv.; Regnald Lawrence and C EH Leo th Owdls; g F Linton, Univ.; B C Middeton and Ig R S Niobol, Owns; A S Parkinson. 'Perks.; LWm ns Rigby, E: . Russell. aI B Schofield, Herbert in Terry. and A G ...
... J. U. Evans, 0. Eamne, and others. The brass ebield on the coffin bore the inscription John Edwards, died 1 Februarv 8th, 1900, in his 81st year. The Rev. John Williams (minister of the chnr-h) offiiasted. The foneral arrangements were carried out by ...
... Durham (Amazon expedition), Dr., Walter Myers; the Hon. -B. B. Blsize (Lagos, Pein- clal Date, Mr. J. W. EHghes, Sir K Russell, G Mr. John Holt, Mr. W. J. Davey, Mr. IL W. 4. Jones, Dr. Hugh B. Jones, Dr. R. Fielding a Onld, Dr. Howe Dr. B. S. Wiffiams, Dr ...
... Canon Denton Thomrgaon~announcvd that about £580 ha been raised the previous day. -Sir Edwari Russell apologised for the unavoid- able absence uf Lady Russell through indisposi- tion. In reopening the bazaar he said it was thie tendency now to associate ...
... in 1886, but Mr. Harri- be son did not ?? half as many votes as Sir ct. John Lubbock, and his ill-fortune doubtless in deterred others at subsequent elections. is Now that Sir John is migrating to the its serene atmosphere of the House of Lords, z E- and ...