... Maud Warrender, the youngest daughter of the eighth Earl of Shaftesbury. He was born in June, 1899, and was @ god ...

... 1890, at a cost of £3,000, largely through the efforts of the Rev. J. O. Stephens, who was Rector of Blankney for many years. Queen Alexandra always took a keen interest in the welfare of the institution. It has had a great reputation for its cures. “ Among ...

... the case of the Victoria Hotel bar, Woodhall Spa, although the police raised no objection, the Chairman of the Licensing Bench (Mr, M. C. Hawley) hinted that unless something definite could be said as to the possibility of the Victoria Hotel being rebuilt ...

... shows the great French actor at his best. The programme at the end of next week is headed by Robert E. Sherwood’s play “The Queen's Hushand,” with Loweil Sherman and Mary Astor in the leading parts. CRICKET CLUB DANCE.—Social funetions arranged by the Woodhall ...

... * silver lining to the cloud ”* through which Woodhall and its people have been passing sinde the disastrous fire at the Victoria Hotel. However, the dawn of better times is sure to come for Woodhall. News which is good news is the decision 01 the County ...

... who retired from the pastorship of Horncastle Congregational Church some months ago, and who has since been living at 5, Victoria Crescent, Cullercoats, Northumberland, has accepted a call to be pastor of Elmfield Congregational Church, Isle of Wight ...

... letter written by His Majesty King Edward VIL, acknowledging his spontaneons thoughts on Her Majesty Queen Vietoria; and also a letter from ‘Quc«n Victoria for words he had written on the late Lord Beaconsfield. The words written by the late Mr. Baker are ...