... his aunt. She lived on a small pension firma some City charity. and occupied the front room on the sermtd floor. Isabella Smith, of 41. Dovrnham-road, stat.ei that Mrs. Crowe had lied with her as a lodger for two and a half years. She attended the wedding ...

... Buxton, b Howard-Smith 8 Mr. f. T. Rudd, Howard- Smith, b Lambert 26 Ur. Howsßp-SxiTii'f o. m. b. w. I MrCorquojsl?l6 .. 3.. 43.. .27 .. 5.. 51. 8 Wat sou 9 ..0.. 27.. 1 ! iMß’e Sicr. Mr. F. B. Koberts.c Worth■ uytoo.bHowanl-Smith.. 4 Mr. E. J. Maud ...

... Harris (B*'amish v 3langer). At 11.20: George and Sons (IJmiteil). 12.0: Glamorganshire Canal Navigation Nixon's Navigation. I. It.-Before Master While.—Room 296.—Summonses. Ac., from J 1.0 11.30. 11.30: George and Son* (Limited). At 11.45; Parsons and ...

... Abercromby, Iloral St. George’s: 11 u. llcoerteoD, Ashford Manor; the Earl of Darn ley. Royal St. George’s: C. Lake. Royal St. George’s; Dr. Bruce Goff, Brighton and Hore; A. K. R. Kennedy. Rots! George's. S. A. I’elo. Royal St. George's; ...

... TOTTENHAM POLICE COURT. There me a sitting ot the Tottinham Police Court on Thursday. Mired Smith. 39, painter, of 15. Comma istoed. Holloway. wan charged with being drunk and disorderly at Fore-street, Edmonton. He had been ejected • public home:. the ...

... Motions.—Adjourned Summonses: John and Mary Ann Smith, deceased (Smith Castle)—Re Inter-Oceanic Railway Mexico, etc.. Limited (Inter-Oceanic Railway of Mexico, etc.. Limited, Houghton i—Slater v Worthington— R© Williams (Charles Williams). Lord Chancellor's ...

... (half baoks). A. D. Campbell. O. B»fOod. R. F. Higgwns. H. Hitchcock. J. A. Cramer, O. B. Beeching. D. M. I ...

... Almondbury, near Huadermfleld. collier. Walker. Edward (trading under the style of Bdward Walker and Co.». merchant. Brown. Georg*. Anatey. Leicestershire!, builder. Ford. Charles A.. lieiceaLer. builder. Gram. Arthur Browtu. Leicester, boot mannlaoturer ...

... lob be bowled the Rev. J. R. Leigh, who boldly stepped out to punish the ball, and be just missed taking the wicket of Mr Smith-Turberville with the next ball. In this department, therefore, Taylor was quite • success, for his good length balls made it ...

... Morrell, Mr. George H. Fulton, Capt. N. T. Boston, Mr. A. Leeds, Mr. Jas. Ferguson, Mr. A. A. Ward, Mr. H. O. Sheppard. Mr. H. K. Kyrke* Smith, Miss H. K. Kyrke-Smitb, Miss Grace Kyrke-Smith, Master Harry Kyrke-Smitb, Dr. E. Bunnett, Mr. Worthington Church ...

... secretary Mr. James Platford. Executive Committee: key. Donald Skrimshire, Dm. G. Burnett Currie, George Hope, A. D. Maitland, R. P. Sharman, and C. Worthington, and Messrs. W. 0. Abbey. F. Burke, W. J. Barry sen., E. 'Biggerstaff, A. Butler, Gordon Cuthbert ...

... appointments published the Guardian Include tbc followingEev. George Bock, curate of Swadlincote, rector of Sherrington. Bast, ucreham ; Bev. B. B. Colchester. M.A., clerk in orders of St. George’s. Hanover square, vicar of All Saints', Stoke Kewlngton; Kcv ...