... Gray, while Miss Nell Hope makes a pretty and dainty Molly Fansbawc. Donald is brightly played by Miss Margaret Bright Morris. Lord Angus Cameron is ably sustained by Mr. Reginald lan Penny, who plays with power.—Next week the attraction will Our Boys ...

... Glory the Lord (Goss). Hymns. 19, 24; voluntary bonato m flat (three movements) Rhein borger. Anthems Evensong during the week.— Monday. “Praise tbeLord*' (Scott); Tuesday, “Give Ear*' (Marcello); Wednesday (St. James Day), Hymn 418; “The Lord preserveth ...

... LORDS By order of the Mertgagee —Neo. 3, WOOD VALRB close to the station, and 16 minutes from Forest containing Hill Station. Vacant possession. Remi-detached, five ~ bed-roema, bath-room, three £5 lease 58 years, at £160 very large garden rental value ...

... Seth Bede and his wife, Dinah Morris; for, the novel to the contrary (writes “C. K. S.” in the Sphere ”), they really did marry, while the wife Adam Bede was, are informed, the sharp-tongued and witty Mrs. Poyser, Dinah Morris’s real name, it would seem ...

... “Lady Windermere’s Fan,” a play in four acts, in which Miss Marion Terry will undertake Mrs. Erlynne and Mr. T. B. Thalberg Lord Windermere. On Friday evening there will be produced the same company an entirely new drama, in four acts Messrs. Edward Rose ...

... the various departments. (Applause.) An elector inquired of the candidate, “Under which banner are you serving? Are you for Lord Rosebery, or Sir William Harcourt, or Sir H. Campbell- Bannerman ?” Mr. Causton: I a Liberal and a Radical. I one of the whips ...

... Basil Holms, Miss Sanders, Mr. Gibson, Ur. and Mrs. Holmes. Ur. J. Woodman sec. Mrs. Hichisson. Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Bale, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Dunn, Mr. Vials, Mr. C. W. Tagg (town clerk), and Mr. Oztoby (engineer). The mayoral party oemprised ...

... Ket Ap ho meaning of the Licensing against this ruling resulted on “riday in an important decision. It was 1ow ruled by the Lord Chief Justice that Mr. Sealy h ad a rfect right to order ‘ny one he p leased out of the house, nasmuch as—and that point the ...

... possess a up 5 Vice interest, “The Mayor thanked the Lord Mz for the gift, and proceeded to exp satisfaction at the presence of many well-known ladses and gentler that evening. peeches were also delivered b Lord Mayor, Mr. Passmore Bishop of Rochester, 8ir 1 ...

... the following lodges, viz.. Sir Colin Campbell, Earl Cadogan. and Ldrd Ranelagh Lodges (West Loudon), the Duke of Sussex and Lord Torrington Lodges (North London), and the Robert Burns Orphan Home, Mechanics’ Hope. Friendship, Waverley, and Lome Lodges ...

... Anderson, J. Ashdown, W. Atkin. F. Chuter, E. Collins, T. Cox, J. Dixon, E. E, Finch. Gerrard. T. Knott, W Lehan, J. Millson. S. Morris, .T. Parker, E. S. Rayment, F. Ryall, E. Seaby, G. Sfcudder, P. Talbot, A. Trotman, H. Vezey, and J. Widdows. Following the ...

... Corn Exchange Tavern, Marklane, in coneetion with the retirement of Mr. Edwin Ganntlett from the firm of Messrs. Whitehead, Morris, and Co. (Limited), printers, of Tower Hill and Fenchureh-street, of which firm had been general manager for a period of 28 ...