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... ” Mr. Holman (Hunt’s “ Scapegoat, and Mnrthly Moss by Sir John Milais are the gems of the collection; but there are besides notable examples of Landseer, Pinwell, John Phillip, David Cox, John Linnell, and Mr. B. W. Leader, and a remarkable senes portraits ...
... Annual Assault - at-Arms will take place at St. Hall, Langham Place, W., on Wednesday, March 12, the mencing at 7.30 p.m. Tickets may be obtained fo i l th e Honorary Officers or from members of the Committee ° A . 3 . School of Arms.—By order, G. LAMB ...
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... have just been issued. The Judges were Mr. F. Horne, Salters Hall, Bobbington. Stourbridge ; Mr. Morgan Jones, Delburv, Craven Arms; Mr. H. Wilson. tiatacre, Bridgnorth, and the folio ring is a copy of their awards for this district. DISTRICT 3. Five acres ...
... which asserts itself at a first glance and clings to the memory when the (*alien- has been left behind. Yet it cannot of be armed that there has s been any falling oil in the catholicity of the selecting committee, as otherwise it would be difficult to ...
... Bromley Orient v. Dempsey tailed. at Homerton. Orient, 3; I'nited, 1. St. Johns Annette V. Stepney Temple. at Hackney Marshes, the latter winning by S goals to nil. CMALLENCES. st John's Athlctic weski have open Nor. at. Bilging Day. Jan. 24. and away. It ...
... Oeotowj. XAun.—The 8^ haa been ioaotife and featnrelaaa, agw* of to Braailtoo Waateia •* Arpeotine North Central laUway Bwoe Arm Water daeltoed j Chtoae pat Oaoto *. J.poo Worn while Arwratiao (Oedolaa *) i> !T**” irit i poratioa Praia ranoa J, i, and J ...
... 4; Trinity Mission, 2 St. Saviour's Glenrole. 3; Cardigans. I. St. Aran Athletic, 4; Sidney 'swift*, 0. on liaekney Marshes. Melrose United, 2; Broad Street Old Boys. 2. at Custom House . F C met St. John's Athletic nn the lad tees ground, and won by 8 ...
... to English as to American. Mr R. W. Chambers writes The Maid at Arras (Constable and Co. Price Re.). Those who read his Cardigan need not be reminded that his style and methods are his own, and his romances are always distinguished by very picturesque ...
... lILN it 1' 11.TRE, DIPVTIVCNAIRIMPI. JOHN ABRAHAM. Evi., J P. Its. Ws. MIDLETON. btu FItEDLRIL LACY ROBINSON. R.C.N. THOMAS HENRY GRATTAN ESMONDIE, PHILIP O'REILLY, J.P..D.L. PATRICK WALTER STAFFORD, . Bast. M.P. Stu JOHN S. .C.ll. COUNT 'LORRE DIAZ. log ...
... mounted on crimson ground. At Alderman Burt's there was a gas star with a couple of Union Jacks and a Royal Standard. At No. 11 Cardigan-gate, a crown with E.A. wrought with bucket lights was displayed. As Mr. Bunks' shops the windows were picked out with electric ...
... fitting', the supply of wines wad ;IS, the beer, mineral waters, and ginger -beer, the pickles, and the cigarettes while one arm hes enerniags and pictures. Tit:committee express mu gnat satisfaction at the generous and spostaneme to the scheme, and mention ...