... The chief mourners were Miss Cliff, Miss A. M. Cliff. Mr. E. A. Clif-M'Culloch, Captain Ii. M. Cliff, Mr. and Mrs. Hodges, Captain and Mrs. Ward, Major and Mrs. Honner, Mrs. H. M. Cliff, Mr. Thomas Webster, Miss Leila Hodges, Miss Mary GiOes, Mr. W. Cl ...

... provided by the Misses M. and A. Williams, F. Forster, B. Gorst, Connie Nicholas, ad Daisy Bell, 31. C. Williamson, and Messrs. T. d Derbshire, W. Bennett, G. E. Pugh, W. E. of Tmilty, J. Keller, F. Pulford, and J. Jones, gb with Miss M. ...

... beta tie PRvs. J. Hut 3! . Parry, Thunazs. D. Poweil. 1. Adnes G..- Ellis, J. D. Evaie, di. Ae-nvay Juna L Messrs. G. C' Uer, Henr do.e-. IJ . - UrtiffJs, 4J W..Lnx H. P;arry, D. Le..t Staphan Jshert, .. Jane, ...

... , thanswere tenderedL to Miss BadwelL, on the propsition of Mffr. 13yre W. Hussey, West Barks Ahers, M- . F. H. D. Eyre res g; and, on the d motion of Colonel Waltond to the oicials, Mr. A H. Hamilton Palairet and Mr. F. H. D. Eyre, judges, and Mr. Lloyd ...

... the preceding six months at the close er of 1893, that during the latter period, owing to a 1 ,s- colliers' strike in South Wales,an unusual amount - d, of coal was diverted from other parts of the ( le country to the North London line, and he might le ...

... under the direction of Mr. J. F. Swift. The programme contained selections by an orchestra of ladies. violin solo by Miss Mabel Abernethy, mandolin I solo by Miss C. Drury, pianoforte auet by the Misses Wilkinson, and songs by Misses C. ...

... principal and secretaryT of' tbe. Royal Albert D the Asylum, Lancaster. The following papers (sue- ,t- ceeded by diseuassin) were read ?? Our Schools, n-by the President ; Our Manual Training, by gt? Mr. J. J. C. Turner, superintendent and it secretary ...

... control of her macline, and collided violently [with a brewer's dray, fracturing her skull. Death t waslinstantaneous. c a r f a d d t t ART NOTES. Mr. Herrt 3. Draper's charming pictur A Wat r Baby, which is. now being ex- hibited at the New Gallery,, has ...

... AMCELAWK ed Mn- ohe 9z&> cfA d~ 'en.ta eve* 8he ig in ?? by Mr.A.L Jenes ia or honour of tho epeditn learing for BoWL ?? Ameiim to siudy the caum of yellow ?? . imp 'ant schieme W= wauszati M. Jones d said that the late Miss Maq Euxpley haddne a e much ...

... plaintiff, he and his nd wife became tenants of the Washington Hotel, t and Miss Nevwall contributed a sum towards fur- nisking the house. The arrangement made was - that Miss Newail should take one-third of the e profits, ths remaining two-thirds being ...

... gentle- qiu Lmen reakling part ?? Lloyd, Miss WNilson, Kt Miss Clifford, Messrs. iiirkbeck Wilson, Palliser, tic .Kirk (violin), and A. Kirk (whistlling solo), the Ni Ivarious accompantimrents being executed by Miss fol .Crawford. -Mr. George flume cw.cupied ...

... Robert Gladstone (chairman, Dock Board), J. ?? Gillison, F. C. Bowring Arthur Earle, W. L. ne Gladstone, J. M'Donala (British and Eastern ad Shipping Comnpany), J. E. Sheppard, J.P., E. ed Roper, W. P. Sinclair, J.P., W. Balmer, H. S. ly ...