... Celebrated Ales, Stout & Porter: Messrs. YOUNGER'S and BASS' Bitter and Burton Ales. Messrs. WORTHINGTON'S Bottled Beers in splendid condition. 3fessta. SMITH, DRUCE. & CO.'S Superior GIN. Irish and Scotch Whiskies. Messrs. Martell's and Hennessy's Brandies ...

... Belcher (Rector of the parish). George Frederick Rooper, oldest s-m of George Esq., House. Watford, to Muriel Mav. adopted daughter of the late Admiral Sir Anthony H. Hoskins. G.C.8., and Lady ritHkiny. Bl \vaKT SMITH-MrDOUGAU.—IBth inst.. at Rlackheath ...

... '’—Freehold extensive Premises, close the omnibus and tram route and station City and Hcnth l-on''on I.«t |\.fESSKS, EDWIN SMITH & CO.’S 4» I Mr. H. LYNCH I will SELL AI'CTIUN, Feb Mar - , o'clock, the valuable FRKKUOLLt IMi: MISKS, atiractiT* Shop and ...

... Shirley Worthington Woolmer. eon of the late Rev. E, Shirley Woolmer, Vicar of Sidcnp, and Miss Vcnica Maud Blennerhassett, daughter of Colonel Blenuerhasseft, C.M.G., P.M.0., Pindi. India. Mr. B. E. Troughton was best man. Mr. Frank Riley Smith, of Barton ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Moore (forwards). Gloucester : G. Romans (hack), L. Smith, G. F. Collett, J. Stephens, C. Smith (three-quarter backs), F. Keys, L. F. Morgan ( haft rocks ), A. H. Click, F. Stout, A. Hawker, G. U. Smith. P. ()swell. F. Westbury, B. Parham, A. Parton (forwards) ...

... back#), O. R. Wade and W. (half back#), F. J. Milne. J. MiVnw, V. P. Gannon, R. B. Kemhaw. A. G. David•on. C. S. Worthington. J. H. Worthington, and H. O. Creighton (forwards). r. CATPORD. Streatham. Streatham: A. P#yn# (back). W. 8. Rutter. J. M. Plrrie ...

... that pers in the streets. should be obliged tinwed. te increase the fines if the annoyance were con- To Arrists._Edward Worthington, 23, described an actor, was with ob‘aining 25s. audulent —Mr. dD. Appley nde m artist, © Pe tetoria Grove, Kens stated ...

... (loc• si, H. A. Biondi* (St. Georges), W. X. Davidson (Novocasiriana) W. C. gout' (St. tieorgee) (half backs ). E. A. Abraham (Novocastrians), M. C. Hill (Old Bomillions). B. 1). Gibson (St. Georges), L. J. Proctor ISt. George's). H. C. Costaworth (Old ...