... the lf V prizes, which had been given by the D eocal tradesmen. The following ewere e the recipients:-Sergt. Rowe, kinnuer Hardy. Bomb. Horner, Gunner Ball, B Gunner Toll, Gunner R. Taylor, a Gunner Tyreman, Gunner Taylor, s Gunner Lean, Gunner Overan ...

... 3; A. Hill, 2 ; C. Wes- ton, 1. Linibert, E. Timmins, J. Beale, W. B. Fearn, and L. Bennett, 1 year each. Standard IVI.: Thomas Duggan 2 years; Frederick Bennett. and William Ironmonger, 1 year. Standard V.: 'Frederick Hoon, 4 years; El. Branson, 3; ...

... Bladon, W. Wood, G. Lloyd, ?? N. Hardie, WL Elliott, W. H. Richardson, Dr. Bennett, Dr. Bekenn, Dr. T. Wilson, Messrs Stanton, Darby, J. 1+ Perric, C. Hopkins, Dr. 0. ?? DGoed Messrs, EL Brettell, P. HIl, C. Tawffe W. S. Thomas, J. Blanhez B. F. 'Fothergill ...

... 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. ...

... Paxch eW. Bi. Jones, y gweinidog, t dieuddeg o bersonau. Mae 'lr W. Thomas, o Goleg y Bedyrld- C Wyr vn Mangor, wedi derbyn galwad oddi- Wth eglwys JeruiJeni, Rhyrmni.E Y mao Mlr Keir Hardie wedi bod yn y i nedd o r blaen. Bll yno o 1892 hyd 1S96, l a etiafodd ...

... high, and the branche; covered ab)ut 32frt. of the exteronl wall. Since then it has been cut and trimrmed to make it more hardy, and to prevent the threatened decay. In AtusLralia the native ro se IS a beautiful flow~ver, its name being augeested by its ...

... PRETORIA PRISON. By ADRIAN HOEMEYR, B.A. With Portrai4 Crown 8vo, 6s. PICTURES AND PROBLEMS FROM LONDON POLICE- COURTS. By THOMAS HOLMES. Large crown 8vo, with Portrait, 10s. 6d. MEMORIES OF THE MONTHS. Second Series. By the Right Hon. Sir HERBERT MAXWELL ...

... ing her steward, was known as a favourite of led Elizabeth, and' was knighted by her. From Sir aed Thomas Parry were descended the poets Henry >vn and Thomas Vaughan. But the Parrys of the Bwlch and COmdn are also descendants. her A Colonial who comes over ...

... collection of hardy cut flowers. Messrs Harland, Cork, were recommended a gold medal for their exhibits in the Nurserymen's Competition for Roses and Dahlias. lessrs Hugh Dickson, Belfast, wet-e recommended a silver medal for a collection of hardy cut flowers ...

... 11 ?? (Eaust)-0,967. .e CAbel Thomas ?? ?? 4,337 I. tehardon ?? 2,1 . M . ?? 2,182 Last majority, R. 2,005. t 1886. 1890(Bye). I892. n Pugh, L Thomas, L Thomas, L 4,339 - Unopposed Unop8osed DavieozLU 1,223 1895, e Thomas, R ?? 4,471 Richardson, U. ?? ...

... estate of David Thomas, of Newport- road, Cardiff, cosamercial traveller, was held. The liabilities wvers stated' to be £676 7s. 9ci., and- the assets £126. Tfle causle of fail-lee ,was set down, as continued illness in the ?? the case. of Thomas Ambrose Allesn ...

... Sewell, solicitor, of Cirencester, and Mr Thomas e Hill, of Porton, Wilts, the trustees of the settle- It ment, and plaintiff's brothers and sisters who were d beneficiaries under the settlement. Mr Justice Cozens Hardy said Mr Sewell had d discharged his duty ...