... H. B. Tate, Jardine, H. Teller, Fitton ; the Nimes Jones, and Miss Wigglcswortb. ItIVRNSHNINT NTALL. Mimes Booth. Mellor, Pearce, Sunday, and E. Booth. SWINT STALL.—MiII Dawson, awl the Mimes Sykes. The opening ceremony was Weeded by the president (Councillor ...

... Innessier. Dyson lB Jlll3lea dykes, b Dyson Pennon. Gee b Dyson Pryer. b Dyson 1 llannereon, 0 111111 b Pearoe 2 Thornton, Inns b Pearce 7 amino. b Dyson Jelin Bvies. not out not out l2 Extras! 6 Total for skis. —lO5 OFFICIAL 111 , 3CLT1 ur TO AND IncLusatia ...

... the Woodhesel Exhibition to Mr. J. FT. Lsatherharrow ; In proof of this the Committee was disowned to the shop of Moser.. Pearce and Sons, 4, New Street There be found a magnifioeat show of gold awl gent jewellery, gold and Pilaff watches of great istrissics ...

... provided through tic kindness of the !adieu' committee, some of the members of which were pregame. r. F. the of the ▪ institution. The Cheiennau Hymn Was sane veer beatific, after which the chairman gave in in which lie pall a tribute to the late Mr ...

... Mute) by the Rey. B. Stater, the Rev. Robert Henry Mown, the Rev. W. H. Dyson. Mr. Edwards Watkineen, Mr. Alfred Sykes. Mr. H. Pearce, Mr. B. Medium. and Mr. P. W. Delude& After the lineal of the hymn, Co.. let es joie me awful mega mum was offered op by ...

... the ensuing rear:— President, Dr. Edward,: vice.presidaots, A. Torrisoe sod A. E. spire': trustees. W. H. wad H. Pearce; auditors, H. Pearce sod G. Stake olornierr. O. Gotherd ; trisector, H. Parklasoe • seatetart seearerary. C. Mitchum The society has ...

... Society, which they undoubteille would do If they granted the present application. He suggests-I that th e clock et Moon. Pearce's might be brought teto ferieleition. Councillor Grit observed that far as he was °mooned he could not Tess with Councillor ...

... Dawson ; Mrs. W. Nesmarson, Mr. H. Neavemon KeertalL Mr. E. B. Pearce; Mrs. C. Fitton, Mr. J. F. Kirk ; Mrs. S. A. Itobiesda Mr. B. Jcs•oP Mm. .1. Armitage. Mr. J. VC. Reithworth ; lire. Pearce. Mr. W. Haswell; Mrs. William Mr. C. F. Baines: Mrs. Harrison ...

... dime:mai £25 to the Charity Organisation Society, £5 to the Invalids' Soap Kitchen, and £5 to the Victoria Nurses' Institute, all of which Institutions are well worthy of support for the help and as• sietance they render to the poor and eee•ly. The committee ...

... the chair. Two committees were formed, one of ladies and one of gentlemen, to help to increase the funds of the Lifeboat Institution. A very nttsfacitorr and pleasing magical programme wee gone through. and a collection was made for the iestitution. Womss's ...

... worse for hie experience. TrxvitelcCW Society Wo P.S.A.—The meeting on Sunday eV:anemia wee presided over by Mr. Beaumont. Mr. Pearce wee the speaker. The 'object of Me address was Why we have meson to believe in the Word of God.' which was both convincing ...

... Mellor, drnile., lomat, and Radeqffe. TIRS. —Mewls:nos T. H. B. Tate and Jardine. nod Ili Armitage. Tomos Muu.—Metiers. J. Pearce. Id. Anisn, J. W, Titles. F. Rigby, etc. In the emu*, entertainments were Ow. The soh wen re-opened on Thursday ammo on, and ...