... M.P. Captain Penton. Rey. C. J. Proctor, M.A. George B. Radford, Ertl. Francis Reckitt, Eat . J P. J. C. Roswell, Esq. T. Wakelin Said, Esq. C. Walton Sawbridge, F. 0. Schuster. keg. Hon. W. F. 1). Smith, M.P. G. W. Smyth, Ewen O. Stabb, Esq., H. Fraser ...

... on bis face, white bere « rable marks of viole evident! Lhe evi- dence cod fined him or one bard A Loos Rounp.— Edward Worthington, Living t Rowton House, was oa remand with berm a suspected per- oba ree } was arrested in Ful am Palace Koad Bon and when ...

... opponent weakened nod Martin, hod no ehaooe, retired. J. smith 'St. Mary’s Gymnasium) beat T. Hark (( ambia CJ.-This resulted bent, which Smith, whs wm the stronger, gained dl ' BSBIBB. J. Smith boat J. brief spar landed the jaw. which staggered his rival ...

... Cissie Saumarez Mr Arthur , and Mr . George R . Weir appeared as members of the chorus . The music for the Trilogy , by Wilson , was excellently Mr . choir and by a large orchestra , under the direction of Mr . George W . Collins . THE WEST LOHDON . Mr ...

... for the use of the inmates:— Books. illustrated papers, and magazines, from Mr. Blackstone. Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Harris, Mr. Smith. and Mrs. Williams. Flowers and scrap-hooks. from Mrs. Wilson. Splint. from Mr H. 8 Levens Clothing, from Mrs. Selwyn. Trinity ...

... settling. During the week Colonel 0. 1.. Evans took a salmon of 151 b. and Mr R. Evans one of 2116. on the Mooollop water; and Mr Smith, one of Ptlb., on Mr starkers water at BillYbool.r.- - B. (Lower waters).—On Lower Kilbarry (Mr Spotswood Bowles's) twelve ...