... LORD AVEBURY’S EARLY CLOSING OF_ SHOPS BILL EVIDENCE BY COUNCILLOR J. E. NORMAN TW Srloet CommillM of tba Hoorn Lnrdr aa the qacoiioo th* eorly eloaioe of ohofo noo day id the week met again no Friday loot waok. Lord Archory proaidiog. A larva oombor ...

... hess of Cornwall entered, the occupants of the galleries cheered as only under graduates can. Two lady graduates, the Mimes Morris and Trail, presented bouquet,' to the Duchess and Countess, and then, aunt a renewed outburst of jubilation, the Mice, wearing ...

... School; that tho agreement for the renting of St. Lnko's Mission Hall accepted and signed; and that the resignation of Mr. F. Morris, clerk of tho works, accepted.—Dr. Had wen suggested that the Board congratulate Mr. Hopkins, of the British School, the success ...

... Minehead at ten o'clock. Among those present in addition to the Chairman were :— Exeter—The Revs. W.M. Briggs,J.Chappie, R. A. Morris (Exmouth), G. H. Armitage, Thos. Richards. Tiverton—J; A. Barrow- Clough, b.a., b.d. ; Saml.. G. Heywood Taunton—J. B. Shute ...

... Morn 2nd. and departed this life April 21st. Aged BO year.. sad was interred at ecoserty Bridge Cogeetim April Bath, The Lord The Lord bath takes away. Pr, Neet Estate, With the Faotily's tied regards. Pri.oner, who pleaded guilty. and said bad company ...

... Paris day, and there are rumours another great deal. Lord Jusjioe Rigby has resigned owing to illhealth. after only seven years’ service the Bench. After inspecting the Gloucestershire Hussars yesterday Lord Robert* discussed several points interest between ...

... -The Rev. T. Wheatly, of Torquay, was unanimously elected secretary, and Rev Morris, of Exmouth,appomted assistant-secretary All the members the Synod were except Revs' Lord, J. B. Alexander, G. P. Summerhays S White, W. Winter J. Little, and A. J. Lyle/all ...

... SALE. We have received the following communication, signed Lord Arthur Hill (chairman), the Duke of Wellington, Earl Roberts, Countess of Aberdeen, Countess of Bective, Earl of Kintore, Lord Aberdaro Lady Hilda Brodrick, Rt. Hon. St. John Brodrick, Lady ...

... kladden. and several orsaabew of She mite, the utts of the gallery &eosin se godsegraduates ro' 'Tee lady greduates. the Mews Morris and Trail. presented hemmed to the Draws. nod Count., and then, sand • reamed wasn't of jobqation. the Doke veering • goon ...

... certainly upon the decline, and a sew club about to be !darted tot whist only. Lord Shercorne and one or two other arsenide whist players are helping ou the counter-movement. Lord Shoehorn. and Lotd St. Germans, by-the-bye. an two of the brat whist players ...

... London; Mr. Lane; Mr. Jackson and son; Capt. and Mrs. Laruder ; Mr. and Mrs. Routh, Miss Routh, Loudon ; Miss Todd; Misses Morris, Loudon ; Miss Buckley; Miss Housman. Green Bank Hotel. Capt. D'Arcy Hutton; Lieut. H. P. Matthews; Lieut. H. C. Fanshawe ...

... within minutes of the call. There has just arrived home from booth Atnca an invalid Capt. F. B. Lord, son of Dr R. G. Lord, of Rosenheim, Tiverton. Capt. Lord for more than a year has been with General Knox s force, which it will be remembered was so close ...