... closes the day, and holds in his hands the diead keys that open up and exclude prosperity. The Rev. E. J. Hardy states in his new book, Mir. Thomas Atkins, that the Seaforth High- lauders have a way of their own of welcoming the new year. At five minutes ...

... week upwards of 25 scholars and friends sat downi to a dinner provided by the' master (M~r. J. W. Hardy).. After dinner, the Tey. A. Maude presented Mur. Hardy -with a handsome set :of carvers, given 'by the pupils as a mark of appre- ciation. The prizes ...

... noticed were Cardinsal WoseY, Lord Nelson,' Sir Philip Broke, Sir Cloudesley Shovel Sir Thomas Cavendish, ijr Robert Wal- polie (arh to Othorda, Horche t e WBpol Dor Thomas Woo~clne (cuptr) R.v W. kro 'irbyProf Hnlomation Lor the Kicener of the virsa oferasn ...

... The Dirty Boy was in the humorous line, Miss M. H Hardy, Master G. Baker, and a chorus making t a laughable picture. Others who contributed to the programme were the Misses Gobbett, An- drews, M' Hardy. V. Coe, H. Rowley, R. Mar- cantonio, L. Setchell ...

... Clement. SW Jan. 3, Taylor, Henry, 83 years, St. Mary Stoke. nei Howe, Lucy, 82 years, All Saints. nac Simpson, Thomas. 74, years, All Saints. ma Hardy, Fredk. W., 65 years, Creating ord St. Mary. swi Goodchild, Joseph W., 49 years, St. thi Matthew. slan Pryke ...

... acknowledge dolls, toys, andl hooks from Miss Turner, Southampton; sweets from Ccl. Alderson; Magazines from Mrs. L. Turner, Miss Hardy, and Mrs. Cooper; flowers from Mrs. Ransome and St. Stephen's Church; vegetables from Mir. .Snell, Nettlestead; grapes from ...

... S. H. Daniels, J. F. Price, and W. Elliss, all of Ipswich. Also proposed by Robert Maplestone Miller, seconded by Edward Thomas Read; assentors, A. N. Howe, H. Robinson, T. Turner, A. Lord, W. Osborne, J. Pye, W. Hale, and J. W. Monk, all of Ipswich ...