... nlteraaeee were keenly appreciated. Tha owal Sunday school aoulrersartes Deld and all proved be Al the United Methodist (St Thomas Rosd) the opportunity taken ol making handaome presentation to Proet, juo, the occasion marriage. Owing to the elate the weather ...

... ask for Special Coal Prices. 1 A ; Docks, Union St., and Parade, J/\IVI E.O, Merchants & Importers, office opposite station, Thomas Tucker & Son's! Household Furnishings Early Bird I easi ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING JAcatcheSthe | T^.“« Chair sad Sofa Co. .». / ...

... on novelists the nineteenth century, when Scott, Dickens, Thackeray, the Brontes, George Eliot, Jane Austen, Meredith, and Hardy were considered, the two lectures devoted George Meredith, who passed away during the year, being the finest of the course ...

... and Mcegan one each. , Hew Beer beat Brown Daisv. .. ..*** . I Stakes divided, just on time scored owing to the fool- » hardy play the Weston backs and goalkeeper, and the game therefore ended with the Church leading M rns aw mcwnvmvs *« bv c.uik 10 ...

... E. B. Colthant. Measn A. B. Parry, E. M. Dyer, M. WhiteUl, W. A. Titley, H. T. Cotter*!!. W. G. Pope, B. W. Poole, 8. J. Thomae, 8. Hum phriee, A. J. Seise. C. T. Budget!, S. lies, R. C. Stephens, and A. Levy Laogfield. Before commencing the businesa ...

... their Conservative friends that J. Hardy* C.S.I. (ward chairman), who wee ti,j time they would leave their mark the supported by Admiral Sir Thomas Jackson, polls (applause). Mr. G. M. Currie. ALr. Lesiock Forbes. Mr. Thomas Lyon, who spoke at conshler(Abcrdeen) ...

... merit of truth—and that is all the merit it possesses. Mr. Edward Duke and some friends were prosecuting electoral work n St. Thomas on Saturday. In the course of their operations encountered a Radical, The situation was iscussed, and facts were produced ...

... FOR AN INCORRIGIBLE. Alfred Rogers, 35, bricklayer, and John Rogers, labourer. were indicted on a of breakin: into tho of Thomas Dotdge, Beg B) tand, and eteal © teapot, « tabievtoth. @ soversi some for a coins, on November and ...

... sweater than to hear the silence of mudnight at Chrigtmastide broken softly by the chanting of the old-7otld carols ¥ As Mr, Thomas Hardy 6Xpresses i, 1 a mood of tender and wistful teminiscence, thinking of old Christmases at his native ** Mallstock '* » — ...

... CHRISTMAS IN QUEER PLACES. The natural and proper place, so to speak, in which to spend Christmas is home, says the Rev. E. J. Hardy, ILA., in the Christmas number of the Pull 21Iall 2lfagozine ; tor Christmas is a domestic festival and the children's day ...

... Trinity Church, i mouth, by the Rev. Canon Weldon, vicar, assisted by mm, E. C. Alexander, senior curate, Thomas John Pester, eldelohwgof the late Thomas Peater, The Vale, Guernsey, WB“H.,‘;:’_ Louisa Ferry, second daughter of Alfred Jamen Yerry, e House, ...

... Yee, 7. see at ather tom te firmed provided a “ent 6 her of et Quek. Rau Lan See; Cobourg sree’ OOL, PLYMe GRAMM. Head 1 “THOMAS R ASSISTED vere T sar OP ESGLISH ASD Pork os Conant in bay at Attention to 1s HOME INDIVIDUAL CLAS rot LITTLE Pied a nasi ...