... McKitterick, Dr Lennard Brown, Messrs A. Harrison, I . W. Ritson, G, Heslop (treas.), BE. C na ampbell, L. Brown, A. Squance, Hardy, R. H. Bell, Crow, James, C. B. Watts Moses, E, Watts Moses, Miller, T. Lang, A. R. Legat, M. Blumer, G. H. Harrison, Coun ...

... they will occupy a high table To-morrow’s match to with interest and ie anticipated team will last and Hall Karri -on Turner Thomas Harwood Phillipson Sanderson Kick off 230 ptn CAME AUSTRALIA MELBOURNE Thursday cricket match Australia victory by 81 Australia ...

... up, dismounted, and unsaddled him there and then. CYCLING. Cyclists light to-night 5.2. BILLIARDS. C.L LEAGUE.—Div. T. St. Thomas's C.I. v. Social Centre. —To-mor- at 7. C.1.: Pratt, Easton, Wilson, Koppenhoefer, Bunting, and Johnson; reserve, Wilkinson ...

... a ratepayer of the bonough—theat stoke- amd he intended wo corfine the dasct the Bill and the scheme with whieh ‘eas a Mr Hardie mowed That this m (Called the electors of the county borough | meath are in favour of the promeotio began Couneil of the Borougb ...

... Iiament,. sed a crowded > Hartley Street B. H. Thomas Iso present Ald. ‘ilson and Wat- rodie, J, Storey, > W Common, pening address, throughout the aralleled victory achieved four d this month. It to the growth of ng indication of ish working men, t that ...

... ork i Parliament. Mr Summerbell addressed a crowded gathering of electors at the Hartley Street Mission last night. Mr B. H. Thomas presided, and there were also present Ald. J. Turnbull, Councillors Wilson and Wat- son, Messrs J. Turner, J. Brodie, J. Storey ...

... by Ingledew. Johnson Keenley«ide, R. Bailer, Tom Potter. Wm. Bagley,‘Frank Rooks, C. AN. Potter, and Jno. Carney. Thomas Suminerbell. THOMAS SUMMERBELL. 14, St. Vincent Street, Sunderland, printer. Proposed George New, Stephen M. Swan, and assented by P ...

... DEATH A CANON. Canon Arthur Octavius Hardy, M.A., rector of Lydd, died at the Rectory, cn Sunday evening, after a long illness, lie was seventy-three years age, and had been military chaplain to the li. hop of Bombay, lie held posts as military chaplain ...

... (Lab.; Mr rrcryiucrour ••• Lib. majority MERTHYR TYDVIL (2). \. C. (U.): K. .I.m-.s (L.); Mr J. Krir Hardi*' (Lub.i: \V. I’. Morgan (I.). Mr D. A. Thomas (L.) L!.4i I -U Keir Hnr-lir il.ab.) lit.ls7 Mr H. Rndcliffe (L.) 7.77H ],ih. majorit; n.rst .IAKUOW ...

... LEAGUE.—Div. I. St. v. Dock Street.—At 7. St, Thomas’s: ■ Pratt, Easton, Wilson, Koppen hoofer, Johnson, Wilkinson; reserve, Crosby Division 11. Doik Street v. St. Thomas’s C.l.—At Dock Street, at 7. St. Thomas’s; Phillips, Scott, Perry, C. Allen, J. Allen ...

... Aitchison -c the proposer, and Air Kggicston tin oppese!. There > spoke for motion Mo-sr- Patti'cn. IL T1i0n-. Hir-v.ell, Thomas, ’’arrow, and .1, P. Moffitt. The nioli«>n was canied 1* ?i\*n PRKSBYTERIAN GUILD. lh» weekly mcetiug las: night there a g«H)(l ...

... Wood. Afterwards a very successful dance was held, the duties of MC’s being very aoly discharged by Messrs Jackson, Golder, Hardy, Shields, Waugh, and Chisholm. Muaie was supplied Mr Geo. Yeeles. Dancing was kept up with great spirit until 2a m. The re ...