... the living of Bradwell, near to Braintree, in North Rose:. Bradwell is a rectory. io the gift of Henry Tweed Brunwiu, Ileq., lord of the manor. The church, which is dedicated to the Holy Trinity, is an ancient building of the 13th century, containing several ...

... appointed lesson. ;One hymn, Light's abode, celestial Salem, was sung, and at the close Mr. Collier played 0 rest in the Lord and other appropriate selections. At the grave. side the rain fell very heavily, and the Vicar concluded the solemn rites ...

... WRIST NORWOOD. A CYCLISI'S CLAIN roe the Lord Mayor'. Court on Friday, August 2ud, Mr. George Raker, bicycle manufacturer, Park • road, West Dulwich, sued Mr. W. H. Drabhle, 73, Farring. don street, for damages for injuries sustained through the negligence ...

... being quietly Kennett Barrington, Ma'-Gen. Astley Terry, Sir welcomed by her, though she took no active part Andrew Fairbairn , Lord Moetyn, Sir James Dick, in the day's prOceedings, the responsibility now Colonel C. W. Rowdier (commissioner of the St. resting ...

... first movement is • Deed March, sad the subject (which introduces ruse other Embers, Tho r = &ands, 'Day of Wrath, Oh , Lord, us, and Apse Del,) deal with the RD after death. One of the hest numbers is that for three treble velum, describing P ...

... and Mrs. Gofton-Salmond's invitation to be present were:—The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, Mr. and Miss Newton, the Admiral of the Fleet (the Earl of Clanwilliam), and Countess Clanwilliam, Lord and Lady Click Browse. Gen. Sir Win. Olpherts, G.C.8., and ...

... should make themselves thoroughly acquainted with the people to whom the Lord sent them. Of all the nations in the world, they had received the meet imperative onnimsed. When the Lord had opened so many door to tbem—many more were opened to them thaw to ...

... :the lEarl off Pembroke Montgomery.', Th. Right ion. Ltd Rumen of Killowen. The Right Hon C.l'. Ritchie, M.P. Ti.e Right Hon. Lord Hylton. Co. no Rumor, hay., M.P. the Mayor of Croydon, J.P. (Mr. Councillor • eage). Sir Sally Crow.;, khzt. Alderwan Sir FreJlr ...

... —The complainants were called, and stated on oath that they were engaged on the job by Mr. Morris, jun., in the presence of Skitters', and they regarded Mr. Morris as their employer. —Mr. Garrett thought the men had been misled is the matter by the defendant ...

... Province of Canterbury are :—Mr. Morton W. Smith, Recorder of Rochester ; Mr. Derman Christopherson, Lord Cranborne, M.P., Mr. John Trevarthen, Mr. Henry Morris, Mr. H. W. Hill. The British Home and Hospital for Incurables at Streatham (the first charity in ...

... but Lord Alverstone was • little hard on the newspapers of this country when, in his summing-up, he expressed his disapproval of the conduct of the Prase. The evil was one which was confined to a very small section of the English Press. Lord Alverstone ...

... were elected hon. life guardians: Mr. Arthur Morris (one of the auditors) and Mr. Edward Clark were appointed members of committee ; and Colonel Morris was elected an auditor in the place of Mr. Arthur Morris. A I vote of thanks was afterwards passed to ...