... :—President, Mr. F. M. Hamilton; vice-presidents, Messrs. C. S. Harden and A. F. Clarke; hon. sec., Mr. F. M. Hamilton; hon. treasurer, Mr. A. F. Clarke, secretary; Mr. A. E. Greer, 10, James Street, Belfast; committee, Messrs. F. ...

... Nidd; ragg, Hardinz, and Hamilton; Brown, Lyon, Harvey, Pangborn, and_ Chalmers; reserve, Cottrell. West Ham: Monteith; King and Cr‘a‘ Yenaof, Bigden, and M‘Eachrane; Allan, Grassam, (‘radt. Hitehens, and Linvud._ Queen’s Park Rangers v K.othn���. at Latimerrd ...

... Shrevsbury. Octobxh 21. The Royal Navy dab Dinner. Whitehall Rooms, Mitrepols. October 22. The Lord Mayor opens the Queen’s Jubilee Hospital Earl’a-oourt. Annual Ball to the Mayors Provosts Mansion Sir George Clarke, Governor of Victoria, dines with the Navy ...

... Institute (West Kent League}. w Chingford, Chingford United ▼. Ilford (South Essex League.— bridge. Queen’s Park (Strollers’ Second) v. Albion Borers. Dartford, Dartlord f. Ashford. . „ Duntochcr, Duntocber Uiba ▼. Queen’s Park (Hampden ...

... Charles Herrick's Co. T.R., Dover. ISS MARIE A U L T (Mrs. J. P. Lallen), Daphne Dashaway, A Lye's Revenge Court, W arrington nex6. Opera House. Bary. ISS GRACE BARING, A. A., and MISS HILDA WALDORF, Mr. Bal- mam' ...

... Colonial Glob—Dinner to Sir George Clarke, the new Governor Victoria, Lieutenant-Genetal Sir A. Clarke Btvaiding. October 29. Hr. Asquith and Mr. W. L. Courtney speak at a meeting Hampstead, in eelebmtioo of twenty-first anniversary of Lyndbnrst-road Congregational ...

... well filled by Messrs W. G. Fortescue, W. H. Lennox, T. Askin*tall, H. Wallace. W. Prentioe, and Mis* D. Kelvey. The Lottie Stone Troup* of dancers deserve a word of praise. BURNLEY Victoria Opera House (Managing Director, Mr. ...

... remove from it a Minister who cannot make a plain statement to a friendly audience iu an intelligible form. It will be a day of mixed feel- for many Englishmen when Ooinege. • . they cease to use corns inscribed with Queen Victoria's head. ...