... are her aunt Christabel Rose Littlejohn, and Ethel Mary Alpe. Katherine Cicely Stewart - Smith, daughter of Dudley Stewart-Smith, K.C., and Katherine Stewart- Smith, was born at 31, Norfolk Square, on December 9th, 1904, and christened on February sth, ...

... Conyngham, Mr and Lady Ileene Campbell, the Hon. Mrs Baillie, of Dochfour; Mr and Lady Rowena Paterson, Mr and Lady Muriel Worthington, Lord Guernsey, Lady Boughley, Hon. Lady Crewe, Lord and Lady Kingston, Sir Riehaid and Lady Fitsherbert and Miss Fitaherbert ...

... Japan. Mr. H. English. Mrs. English. Miss ?. C. Bewes. Mr. W. W. Gordon, Major F. G. Maidment, Miss Leveson. Miss Lance Smith, Miss N. Smith, Miss A. H. Hiscock. Mr. E. D. H. Thomson. Major Gordon. Mrs. Kelso King. Miss Olive King. Mr. and Mrs. Law. Mrs Looking ...

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... for a Minisbe said that this combination finds no favour try led by Sir H. Campbell-Bannerman, with such men as Mr. Lloyd George, Mr. J. Burns, and Mr. Keir Hardie as the holders of office, and with merciless taxation of the middle class, an income-tax ...

... Hobart M. Hocer*. John worth. Alfred Sharpe, Frank Knott. Herbert Stoke*, Henry Leader. Collese Trigg, Charles McCall, George Wedgewood. George Maher, Daniel Wheat ley. James Alfred Manser, Charles Dongtaa Wood bant, James Stratford TICKS, William (Ur 6. Chmloner) ...

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... Mid-Survey had forward an powerful aide, which included Meeers. S. H. Fry and Cecil Hutchison (e»-holders of the St. George a Vase), J. 8. Worthington (present open champion Ireland), and Joshia Livingstone, player who can sport numerous ecratch char me the Edinburgh ...

... of to the Chairman the Board, Dr. Tilly, which, being seconded, was carried unanimoxdy, the vote being acknowledged by Mr. George Spillcr. The four retiring directors, Messrs. Uecsou, Knight, Npillcr, and Tilly, were re-elected, Mr. Windie, the proposer ...

... Lodr Miiy Justice . Mr . George Mordia p !« ys o { 3 Earl of In exict ^ y the way it b ? : while the Earl cf Plumlclg ' h of Mr . Lowh Edjard is exoellontlr done . Mr . Arthur as Lord , Mr . Esn ilicdonald as Tenrloc , Ur . Georg ? A . Braadrom as S : ...