... Oft o i 0 0 10 0 9 Oft 16 t 8 0 10 9 9 0 0 „ Boat JessuniDe „ BoatMignonnette Amounts collected by Tbomas Richards— Aunka (John Catch pole) £l. Hosanna (George Curtis) £llBs. t Victor (A. C. Burroughs) £1 17s. Sd., Our Boys (J. C. Cooper) £l, Welcome ...

... led him particularly the direction of the Norwich School. Amongst the water colours the top prices were paid for examples of John Sell Column. One, very fine bit of work, representing the west front of Rouen Cathedral, made gs. His Village Scene, Normandy ...

... their duties the past year. Mr. W. M. arton was appointed parish warden, am the proposition of Mr. G. H. Cooper, seconded Mr. John Green. six retiring sidesmen were re-elected. A letter was read from Mr. 3. Shellobear, one of the auditors, asking that might ...

... defendant struck him violent blow on the back of the head with stick, knocking him down insensible. Defendant then tan away. John William Cooke, gamekeeper. Scat tow, corroborated. Defendant said on meeting the complainant that night he was challenged to ...

... room the T.M.C. A., ana there was good attendance of members the Council. who teak part function ware tha Mayor (Mr. £. E. John* ■on), the Deputy-Mayor (Mr. C. Y. Frv), Aldermen T. Hobson, M. Jefferies, and £. Tuttle, Ceandllori A B. Capps, E. F. Them ...

... match, the following being the final Kens 1, Britannia, F. Tausley, 26 points; 2. Meteor, E. Linder, ; 3, Dafedil, A. J. Thirtle, 23; Baby, W. Carr, 22; 5, Irene, T. Clarke Arthur, Carr, third yawl race fer the challenge cup will be held «n Saturday next ...

... Daffodil!, A. J. Thirtle, S. fourth race, sailed on Saturday last in strong breeze, finished with the Daffodil Ist, 19 points; Baby 2nd, 16 ; Meteor 13, Britannia 10. The fourth race tor the yawl cup, resulted in the Georgians, A. J. Thirtle, being first ...

... necessity for the new ache The Rev. Sydenham L. Dixon, chairman of managers of St. John’s School, wrote sariag that new school would withdraw large numbers of from St. John’s, and tho managers wished to lay views before the Board. Mr. Fry ashed what would ...

... —On the 2nd alt. Mr. Seth Haruingham rescued boy named John B. Kent drowning the Harbour. Tho facts were brought to the notice of the Royal Humane Society by ihe hon. secretary, Mr. T. £. Thirtle, audHardiugkosa has now been presented with the honorary ...

... lady, Uhms / Bayfield and sister (Norwich), Mrs. and Ui* Bran! Kev. £. B. and Mrs. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. F. BrvsaL Mr. and Mrs. John Breach, the Bignold, Mrs. Balls and Miss Neria, Bev and Mr. Bean, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bcmak. Bev. Bignold and lady, Mr. and Mr ...

... received medical attention the Hospital, having scalp wound caused her husband, whilst drunk, throwing jug at her. A man naSed John Bridle 2, Prince’s Terrace, Welshdook Avenue, Hull, was the engine-room of the s.a. Pacific, bonnd for Lowestoft, when one ...

... needed without delay.— have the honour to be sir, your obedient servant, John White. R. H. Nicholson,Esq,, Clerk to the School Board.” Lowestoft St. John’s National Schools, '• St. John’s Vicarage, August IJUO. Drab Sib—The managers thank the School Board ...