... Liverpool Oct 31. S.S. BBITAHSIA (Anchor Line), from Liverpool Nov - For Bombay.—Mr. Chas. Smith. Miss Ethel Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith and infant. Miss Evelyn Smith. Mr. A, H. Lewes. Mr. St ey. ss MBBTSHIM (Bibby Line), from Liyerptml 2O, and Marseilles ...

... son George Ellis, Esq., Bello Sguardo, Malvern, to Mary Campbell, daughter the lato Kichard Price Hill, Esq., of Hoodrest, Malvern, Solicitor. Hooper—Hosiins.-— On the 12th inst., Bt. Michael’* Church, Lewes, George Frederick Hooper, son of George Hooper ...

... Judge Snagre. Judge Lumley-Smith. K.C.. Mr Butcher. K.C.. M.P.. Mr. Henke*. K.C.. Mr. A. UAmilton. K.C., Sir J. H. Paget, K.C., Mr. Ormerod. K.C., Mr. Powell, K.C.. Mr. Lush, K.C., Mr. Oorcßrowne, K.C., Mr. Stewart-Smith. ILO, Ur. Char lea .Mathewa, ...

... Livr-rpooot. and 2. H. W. Do Zoefc, Boyal Si. George's, beat O. Thomson. Edinburgh Burgess, 4 and 3. H. H. Johnston. Honourable Company, beat O. Leitcb. Mussulhurgh Merchants, by bole. Brie Hambro. St. George's, beat T. Cavanagb. Sunningdole. 6 and 5. W ...

... Liverpool . £2.87«.100 J M Threlfail R. Courage. Lond. 861,300 Salford B. Vaughan M, Cbarrington (George’s) 742.700 London 192.200 Lord Hindlip . 557,600 H. Smith. Cbswk. 180.400 O. E. Coopc. M.P., A. L. Bruce. Edin. 177.600 Bom ford 542.700 K. Pryor (Hatfield) ...

... About four hundred and fifty guests were present, amongst whom we noticed Rev. F. F. Kelly. Dr. Partridge, Pr. Serjeant, Dr. Smith, Messrs. G. C. Whiteley, T. Gautrey, F. E. C. Brenchley, Mark Tulle. Oscar Rose, Robert Lyon. Monks, Moore. Martin, Williams ...

... Edward, Grenadier Guards, '.n appointment, and return from active sendee, by the Field Officer in Brigade Waiting. Smyth, George Watson, appointment, by the Postmaster General. Sandbach, Lieutenant H. H., Ist (Royal) Dragoons, return from active service ...

... 25, 1908. Wosleyan Methodist, Chapel.—The Preachers for to-morrow (Sunday) Wifi be: 11 a.m., Mr. W. Oglesby; 6.30 p.m., Rev. George Charter. The Late Election.—lt was reported at the meeting of the Harrow Council on Monday evening that the Returning Officer's ...

... of those ordinary events which occur periodically in the lives of evert one. She said her name was Mary Smith, and the was the wife of James Smith, and resided in • tent near Warliugham. Her husband worked on the fieldswhen be could get a job. She did ...

... Prince, The Cottage, Hatton Low-Orosa, Gainsborough, for Estate Management, Chemistry, Forestry, and Building Construction; Mr. George Lister-Kaye. Osberton, Worksop, for Agriculture, Book-keeping, and Knowledge of Farm Machinery;Mr. E. C. McConnel.of Cressbrook ...

... Booth (Royal St. George's). Not so. however. S. 11. Fry, last year's runner-up, to whom W. E. Fairlie administered an unmerciful trouncing. That mighty swiper, E. It. If. Blackwell. had to go all the way to beat J. S. Worthington, of Metropolitan fame ...

... disappear he went and told his (witness'sl mother of what had occurred. P.c. Worthington, stationed at Enfield Highway, stated that about 7.10 on the evening mentioned George Hockett (the father of deceased) informed him that his ,son had fallen into the ...