... Sydney in 1883. Shie had married a pitsin named Collier, suppcsedx to be in Sydney as a ginger beer ?? Miss 1K. E. Taylor, care of Mr. BdlEchard Fielding, Dale-street, Milrronw, Rocidale. ALLEN.-Tlerbert or 'J.mes Ierbert Allen, gardiener, born in Wales; ...

... Perth, Australia, about two years ago. Th e inrinirer is bis sister, J. El. Shepherd, 19, Queen's-coal, Slatwhestor. PAGE.-Sarah Anii Page, who at one timen was liv- ing sit the Tyine D)ock Ettstr alise, Nevwe. th- ou - Tvne. She is believed toi have gou ...

... MISSING FRIENDS. The wido circulation of the IMenchester WXeeklv Times, covering nearly all the British Colonies a3rnd the principal foreign countries, makes it a peculiarly valuable mediuln for inquiries for missing relstivei and friends. We are prepared ...

... Mary EiR*Ts (Lvenpool Ian Amegc.) Lewis T. Robkinson, Am. cod- I well, d M.. S. ard A. X. Sheow Helm. J Stewart lnee Wastem), d~her~is Of 5c~6 Oiner Stone, James Dl. Wri Willi J. T!&ner W11- 'lianm Taylor Lptzbiean, Liverpool, Thomas Temple, Cgarles ...

... (living 177soj James White(Baecreiff), Annie Maria Wilsn,. d and Samuel Wood. a In addition to the forepi g, the- following r- e , vhose present addreses are unknownr are witted for their :benefit :-J. C. Abbott (Cza- n cutta), Anthony Alhin (chilgfren of) ...

... YMISSING E[RS AND KINDRED. I , r 0-THE ED17X S OrTIHtNrsnr L Uncula . j,_ Gentlemen,-Many important inquiries for B' ad missing heirs, legatees, and others have recently he appeared in the Agony eolosens of the press. I. To those of your readers who ...

... M1ISSING HEIRS AND KINDRED. JSO TO TER EDITORS OP TE3 LIVERPOOL EXERUY. de- Gentlemen,-A large number of inquiries for j bat missing relatives and personr en to un- 1l Dg- claimed funds have recently been made by soli- lt ,20 citors, executors, and others ...

... Barrett (arother), Miss Barre-tt idau.,.:er Jca Mr. J. C. Barrtt (sRon); seciid ?? T. C. _M'Ccrmick. Mr. S. S. M 'Ce ,i 1: . N. M'Cormik-, and Mr. J. Cones !n. law); third carria Mr. F. E.is ?? V. A M C. ofraa=ici 'sr. J. Lazeiiv:d an, 21- H ...

... Tolmer; the baby's mother, (lid not. She's all right with him, whispered Miss Tolmer, fore and aft. ' I knew' she'd have him presently. But the others were nat convinced, and Miss Pocket lwas considered to be planning a new dance. When she had had her ...

... Newton, B. Hughes, T. W. Hughes, Ti J. D. Irvin, Captain S. Maples, and Mr. Jerome w, Smith (president Liverpool Cotton Association), c Messrs. K. Clayton Marsh, W. Smith, J. E. 1t Evans, S. Kirkham, J. J. Scotvis, ...

... attend); Messrs. David Maolver, M.P, John Irwin, Edward Pritchard, Frank Lott, W. M J. Willis, NW. ?? Horsburgh, J. J.BriacooT Mitchell, L L. Spinks, T. Johnton, . Cole, Cookon, J. J. Wilson, C. H. Slowrn, W. Wilson, Ja Almond, lx Bechouae, ...

... wvere e Mrs. Eaines (widow), MIr. .J. P. }aines -nd M~r. E. C. Kaines (sones), Miss Kaines, MiiSs ?aines. and hliss F. Kaines (daughters). Mlrs. Philip d Isister-in-law), Mrs. M~orean (cousin). 31r. J;. Aziord and M~r. J. Saxly (brothers-in ...