... excellent dinner was paitaken of with heartiness. The Rev J. Wain presided, and those present included the Rev E;. J. Houghton, the hon. chaplain to the assocIation, the Rev A. N. Blatchford, Messrs J. Fuller Eherle (treasurer), W. S. Paul (hon. sec.), E ...

... including a chelue from Miss Flora lavie for £9 2s 6d £5 from the Vetorans, per Mr J. Fuller EIberle,; Mr G. W. Col, 2s Gd ; Mrs ., A. Cool, 2s 6d; Miss B. Cool, 1s ; Master W. Cool, is ; Master 11. Cool, Gd; Messrs iv. C. Woodward, 2s; J. E. Ferris, 2s; R ...

... CONGnEGoATrOINA CuIIUCir, BsD)lNTrnn.- The Bev 1). Glaneot Davies thank lully acknowledges the receipt of £1 ls from J. R. IBennrett, Esq,, J. P., towards the Church Poor Fund. 3002 BRISTOL POYAL INFIRMARY.-The secretary begs to acknowledge with thanks the ...

... attended. Amongst those present were Messrs J. Phillis, V. Clarke, T. C. Manning, W. Warner, P. I-Iall, J. Gare, P. Griflith, G. A. Knight, F. W, Barnes, E. Hobbs, Russell, Barber, Merchant, Davie, W. El. Allen, Barrow, D. W. K. Lyall, &c. The collin was covered ...

... it from lists of missing and add to list of wounded- e Private A. Inches and Private E. Davie, 2nd Royal s kHighlanders; erase from list of ?? D, Y M Macpherson and Private 1. B. Black, 2ad Royal Highlanders. .I i THE TRANSVAAL. d! d War Burden Increasing ...

... on of the Irm- of Browne the Martyr, the parts in wvhich ?? capitally filled by Miss Alexander, Mr R. C. and M1rHerbert Hood Daniel. During au intc::, the Rev J. J. D. Cooke said that when the i:. houses were first erected in the part of WeXti.. nearest ...

... Laudsberg, M. Young, Pt r. Grryling, H. J. De~eer, A. Garranson, H. J, B Poynton, T. C. Clarke, R. Kyte, J. Human, IT. G. Cr (ullem en, and M. Alout Leo. Diamond Fields Horse-Troopers J. Connolly, G. Elliott, W. Eden, D. -lughes, H. Smitb, ...

... Chappell (2nd Liverpool Regiment), Corpl. P. Wats, Privates D. Welsh, C. White, A. J. Shard, L. Gundy, G. Harrow, J. Allwell (all of 2nd Battalion Royal HISighlanders Black Watch), Privates J. Johnson, ;o IV. Newsy, and R. Stanley (1st Loyal North Lanca- ...

... right bioo, d gentleman proceeds to direct attention to the dreclaration attached to the recent convention with *e Germany 1;y which British trade with Samoa will be I. en~titled to the same treatment as German trade. g The American Ambassador. d A In opening ...

... jI el v b rn a Si ill r( i' j I B e. IN 0 0 ti S s ENITEnTrAIN.MlrN'T AT STAIsro(N WoiCUcroUrSE.- The inmates of No G0 ward were pyovided with an entertain ment on New Year's night, by the kiuduess of the chaplain, the lev ,J. 0. Davies, who preoided, and ...

... under the guidance of the chairman (Mr J. Howard). Diuring the evening Miss Ada Cooper and Mr A. R. Allen gave selections on the mandolins, which were much appreciated. Several ladies and gentlemen contributed songs. Mr J. Harford was accompanist, and proved ...

... Rector,, and was enthusiastically taken up by all in the neighbour- hood. The chair was taken by- the Rev T. W. Beloher, D.D., M.D., Rector, who was the surgeon- major of a regiment duriog the Crimean war, and also subsequently a chaplain at Aidershot ...