... George Milton; 3, Charles Clarke. K V.: 1, Alfred Cresswell; 2, Leonard Spyers; 3, James Stainton. VI.: 1, Hrnest Traynor; 2, Thomas Forecast; 3, Harry Watts. VII.: 1, Harry Bamford ; 2, Maloolm Cohen; 3, Edwin Welsh, ~ VIIL: 1, James Clarke; 2, Alexander ...

... presented by friends of the branch. Songs were sung by Miss Ethel Thompson, Miss M. Ranalow, and Messrs. Jack Batstone and Clay Thomas, each of whom were warmly applauded. Miss Effie Hepworth’s recitations were particularly clever, -as were also efforts in ...

... and Mayoress and others made a tour of the building, while the Institute orchestra, under the diredtion of Mr. T. Maskell Hardy, played selections of music, e fgeonge .__v._.. o Fometrt ot ' SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCUR.S‘lONS.——Yesfepday beautiful weather favoured ...

... Brown, I\’lrs. aly Mills,” Misa. Edith Romea (from Queen’s Hi]l) Miss Sullivan, Mr. H. R. Hardy, Mr. Arthur Mills, M=, B, E. Carey,. My, Blake Borne, ang Mr. Rhys Thomas, whoee songs were all well sung and grosily appreciatadi Between the musical Items tham- ...

... of £lO, with the 0@ ride, who Was given aw Y trinmitv Parish. | b Pigg, 23; C. Bradbury st, Tal, gan o Metealfe - costs.——Thomas ITlmley, trading as Hinley Bros., WOI¢ & cream Cashmere sj]) away > her brother, D, O. Kerr ¢ Metclafe bln abrum b Ingram ...

... Margaret Gibson. Calceolaria, girls aged 11.—1, Irene Harriss; 2, Hetty Robertson, Marigold, deep brown, girls aged 12.—1, Nellie Hardy, 2; Dorothy Thompson; 3, Maggie Walsh; 4, Dorothy McGowan. Verbena, girls aged 12.—1, Ethel Puckey; 2, Dorothy Bailey. Sweet ...

... Rashbrook, 15; M. . on, 8; Mr. McDermott, 21. Total 144. St. Thomas Club _Mr, G. Ohstle, 18; Mr. W. Tulk, 17: Mr. J. Smith, 21; Mr, G. CGriffin, 15: Mr. J. Seale, 4; My, W. Hoa;r'dy 21: M J Hardy, 21; Mr. Batstone (capt.), 20 Total 137, Mr, George Workman ...

... Wilks (Eastern Counties representative). Mr, W. King (South‘West District), Mr, R. H, Wilks (Western Coun- Gies), Mr. T. Thomas (Finchley), and Mr. C. Clifton (F W. Ratoliff and Co). The vice-chair was taken by Mr, A, FEucas. Speeches were made by M ...

... 2hr. 40min. 13 3-sth sec.; W. Cook, 2hr. 43min. 29sec.; aggregate time, Thr. 59min, 2 3-sth sec.; T. Dean, 2hr. 45min.; ;X Hardy, 3hr. Tmin. 10 4-sth scc.; F. Godber, T. 5, W. Division M.P. and A.C.: tParrish, 2hr. 39min. 30 3-sth sec.; Hawkins, 2hr. 40min ...

... opening of [ well ahead. Watching the rider on }1:, lrfatlgh the season’s campaign. The Council was called | did not see J. Hardy, who, with a tea;s: 2 he upon_ to perform an unpleasant task at their last | just caught and passed him Harman’mf rll;ls f ...

... tE torne A Somar WHL LT Moyes, E. H. Nichols, H. T. Perry, F. Plum(o) ) »— W He L. JOnes par R. S. Rowe, W. Stroud, H. G. Thomas BOARD OF EDECATION SCIENCE lgfi;‘; ;., 2nd olass); A. Price (result not yet ) EXAM;NATION Sy Building Construction and Drawing ...

... son of the late Rev. W. J. Brown, Redrock Manse, Armagh, to Lena Hardy, daughter of the late Thomasa%oote, Esq., Armagh. DEATHS. WESTCOTT.—On Nov. 26th, at 129, High-street, Tooting, Thomas Westcott, aged 67 years. For 30 years resident in Putney. fnterred ...