... Redcliffe-square, South Kensington.-The Rev. Evan H. Hopkins, 11 and 7. PORTMAN CHAPEL, Baker-street.-The Rev. NV. H. Griffith Thomas, 11 and 7. CHRIST CHURCH, Albany-street, Regent's Park, NW.-The Lord Bishop of St. Albans, 11; The Very Rev. F. E. Ridgeway ...

... art. !-Di-nDEa ADVnRrisxtR, BY MEN WHO KNOW ALL ABOUT IT. THE HANDY MAN M THOIMAS ATKINS AFLOAT AND AShjORE. THE REV. E. J. HARDY, M.A., The Rev. G. GOODENOUGH, R.N. isabook wvhichshiouldbereadbyeveryonewhe bobyatakes an interest in our Armj. The author ...

... claret itI; II. and Lady Mellis, silver tea set,; Mr. and Mrs. C. Van Raalte, sl-cr candlesticks; Mr. Laurence Hardy, M.P., and Mrs. Hardy, silver lv: knife; the Hon. Mrs. Whiately, morocco pocket-book ; Mr. J. A. Wk.i Mki.P., tea basket; and Colonel ...

... the Madding Crowd, adapted from Thomas Hardy's novel by the author and Comyns Carr, April 29th. It will be remembered that Mr A. W. Pinero was accused of lifting the plot of his successful St. James's Squire from Mr Hardy's story, and much ink and many ...

... Tom Mann last week spoke in favour of William Thome's can- didature at West Ham by addressing in con- junction with Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P., and others a great public meeting in the Public Hall, Canning Town; for Mr. lolan Glave, who was returned at the head ...

... doctors, one of them being the Steward of St. Thomas's Hospital. The fathers of sons to be called include an English Q.C. (Mr. Gates), an English Admiral (Douglas), our London Coroner (Dr. Danford Thomas), the well-known Merchant Taylor, the Rev. Dr. ...

... Denbigh Burgbs. Geo. Barnes, A.S.E. A. C. Morton. Jos. Burgess. Harold Rylett. W. P. Byles. Tom Mann. P, Curran. J. Keir Hardie. Dadabbai Naoroji. J.'O'Connor Power. Cuunmghame Graham. H. Quelob; Gee. Howell. J.:MNRetfrtson. A. Mlurt ay Macdonald. Wi ...

... General Russell, t Captain Robertson, Genez~J Sir J. Spurgin, General Stewart, General Swanston, General Tytler, Colonel Thomas, Colonel Wade, Mr. H. D. Willock. Colonel Graeme, Colonel Browne, Colonel Bonhamn, General Coode, 3Mr. A. Dashwood, Colonel ...

... Left by men-siuge and human serpeniry. Mr. John J. Thomas, Esecretary of the Chathaso and District Trades Council, asks us to convey the hearty congratulations of the Council to John Burns and Keir Hardie on their return to Parliament. Mr. Tom Proctor, who ...

... Mn:11cg~u IC) hnltl iRaranse-'Econ. Ailwy-n Feilowes (C); G. Ja'on illp i I. Lent 1Asbford).-B. Nicholson (L); Laureance Hardy (C. 1Km .t ?? Cory (L); 'A S. GrifdlLah ?? C). Lo-::e~sirerar ?? A Wmkerlcy ( L Lord Cecil .Asinners (IC. i tincr-hishire tz ...

... Tues.ay night there was a representative meet. ing of wvelcme in the Memorial Hall, to congratulate Messrs. John aurns, Heir Hardie, and Richard Bell dn thofr eofofio to Pi nt. tr Burnswas un- o do the'lr elee1io to Parliamenit. MNr. Buras was uu- able to ...

... nir Paul, Lyon Kirn of Arms Dr3.r. B. de Courcy- Berry, Consul-general- at -7 Antwerp; Mr. George Tlaihousie Basasay hlr. Thomas Tacon; the Hon. W. Macpherson, Judge of the High Court, Bengal; Diwan .Bahadur V. Baeshyam Jyengar acting Idvocate-geueral ...