... Musgrove , in the chair, )iaters. J. H. 1,, asked th.t pr.inincr should he re- I 1 'l e•••• it W. W. E tnamieti girl nextm I son. J. If. itraithwaite. A W. Wake. in ti, • Th. megudnite at one. /min t,' / Nei eepi w a r d i f he clement. labourer. was sumcould ...

... Miss D E. A. REDFORD. chiffon velvet coat and swathed ninon toque with black and white feathers. Her bouquet was composed of mauve and yellow orchids. Later in the evening the bride and bridegroom left in their car en route for Paris and Vienna, where ...

... WELITEHAVEN COLLIER' S!ASSAULT ON POLICEMAN.' David Hardy, collier, of Gore's Buildings, Whitehaven, was charged at Whitehaven Police Court, on Monday, with having assaulted P.C. Maher, while in the exemtien of his duty on July 31st.—Mr. E. Atteil defended ...

... Miss GERTRUDE BLUMENTHAL, as Lady Wsie. [J. Parker, Barrow. Photo by] Dr. Fiddle, D.D. (his Private Cho Mr. J. Terence O'Brian (a Young Reb Mr. Professor Bunn (Shakespeare-o Oharacte - Impersonator, etc Mr Lplain)— ...

... and Walls; song, At Night, Mr. W. J. Davies; song, Sleep, darling, seep,' Miss D. Atkinson; song, Do you remember, Mr. A. Walls; military burlesque (encore). Freddie Duval. The accompanists were Miss Trenwith and Mr. Davies.—A hot-pot supper was ...

... Ashburner, J. Hargreaves, W. Bamber, M. Wilson, J. Clarkson, J.P., H. Chapples, j.P., S. S. Lord, J.P., S. Taylor, J.P., F. J. Symons, W. I. James, S. Wells, ...

... THE CASE OF. MISS MALECKA. Sir EDWARD GREY informed Mr. Whitehouse that a full report of the trial of Miss Malecka had now been received by the Foreign Office, and would be considered as soon as possible. Mx. MORRELL asked whether the Deport bore out ...

... Ridding and Miss Atkinson. The opening ceremony WIZ performed by Miss D. Wadham (president of the Ladies' Guild), Who was accompanied by Miss Garbett, Mrs. T. F. Butler, Mrs. Boolds (wife of the president of the band) and Miss Paton. Mr. ...

... de6iceated result—a very crumb l y shed iinitttoeredtin to d littleball 6e r r a well-buttered y e in ''' l c h: .: :: : they stay i .11 s hape w ithoilt b a a nd ke w i i i l i l arengioili7o taiii,:o, : d i, t y 1 , 1 , , : : ,•, : , : may be either sl i g ...

... MISS MALI:AV ji tho M arte r i . aAt' d ‘ 6leljiler° A l' g m n ist4 Sce i r a t;_ e tt , t . r k N t eneed to four years' 11,\ti:11.4 the Russian Court was 3 iect.and that the Russian admitted.in the „.tlieo4 Sir EDWARI) GREY jd member would know fjoll ...

... intends to appeal or not. Sir J. D. 'REES: May I ask whether the Russian Government ever intervenes when Russian Subjects are on trial here? (Ministerial cries i)f Oh !) Mr. MORRELL: Is it a fact that in the indictment Miss Malecka is described as a British ...

... names • D urrett, W. and E. Clegg, I. Gazey. Rennie, E. Shaw. E. Huit.°o(l, N. Gibson, and R. Horrell. dance succeeded, by Miss Lizwho although young, showed .`,° be a capable little actress, and her part very creditably. A j, ll, in which Miss Cynthia ...