... 'Philip Hawkos, Joseph T. Gurney,, Goo. Allent B.A, Thomae Proudlove; Thomas Pees,. supernumer- ary. Theological Institution, Birmingham BrancD-Tutors: Pastoral Theology and Church Organisation, Thomas Allen, D.D., President of the Conference; Systematic ...

... of the past few arya whas been chronicled as a novel event. As a matbtr of fact Mr. Justice M~athew~ and Mr. -Justie' Gsens Hardy did but. foloaw a a curse that. lia. Ireqaiantly been ado pted in the Courts. The temptation .tp dis- pense with judicial ...

... Mtessrs. Sevnes. WUI- ll ama, and Compny ; 2, M essrs. Jones an d So ns, Shirewsbury ; 3, Mesace. Trips and Sons. Collection of hardy flowers (nor-, I srynen nly: , Messrs. Earknkeas and Scum ; 2,Mers tjGtbon, Berlale; 2S, Messrs Serr Brothers, Dunmfries. Cultle ...

... Calais to Dover on Sunrdae. Le Mr. Justice Co-ens Hardy has consented to stand for a the scat on the Senate of London University to be filled y by the votes of registered graduates in Laws. Dr. a Thomas Barlow and Dr. J. F. Payne are standing for the two ...

... STnriTacos CoTTos, of Somerford Hall, Brewood. The evidence shdwed that the colonel had a desperate encounter with the men. THOMAS was fined 20s. and costs, and each of the others 40s. I and costs. - 1 E Lord ROEzas, in a message to the. War Office, announces ...

... City of London Truss Society, the Warehouseman's and Draper's Orphan Schools (Purley), the Earlswood Asylum for Idiots, St. Thomas's Hospital, and the Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital, Moorfields, and the ultimate residue ?? trust for all his children. ...

... taken- in the chief ports of the United Kingdom to prevent the spread of the disease. The circumstances of the death of CHARLES THomAs LYON, manager of the Dolphin Inn, Charles Henry Street, Birmingham, who -was suffocated by an escape of gas in his bedroom ...

... be made for deaths and removals. At the election in 1895, Mr. Shaw polled 1,558, against 1,556 given to his opponent, Sir Thomas Salt. The combined figures give a total poll of 3.124. There have been many removals. and it is doubtful vvwhether the total ...

... distribution among ?? Labour cand.- cazn-S' The munificent donor, Mr. George Cadbur-, cf as u-zv;11e, has sent 11Ir. Keir Hardie a donation of 'i`e0 for - fig-sc at Preston; Mr. \ E. Fletcher Camiacha Division of Glasgow, £20; Mr. Phlip ?? -r Blac.ubrn ...

... R 610 PURSTON, (Two Members). - (Registee ElMectors, 16,867.) Rig ht Hon.B,. W. Hanbury (U), W. E. M. Tomlinson (J), Keir Hardie (Lab), IU 4,147. READING.-iRegistered Electors, 10,152.) C. E. Keyser (U), ?? W. Palmer ?? D July. 18,9, RB 694. D ROCHDALE ...