... it has looked like a bit of Paradise.” “ Captain John Critchett,” cried Aunt Nancy, clapping her hands, “if my nephew, Frank Osmond, ien t one of the luckiest young men world, you’ve been telliog lies to cheer us.” “I’ve spoken nothing but the truth, ...

... nt,m ately, my love,” Stephen replied, S8 Haney, watching her brother closely as she spoke, Colonel’s younger brother, Frank Osmond, that your hi 0-1 And a very fine young man he was. And l e nd of that time, Stevie Osmond.” Haney,” gaid the City clerk ...

... then and there to end my struggle and my lifewas too quick for him. (if* “‘Hold!’ my voice rang out. ‘For heaven’s sake Frank Osmond! lam your old friend George Garrison.’ The Mimstekial Fish Dinner is fixed for Frafalgar, Greenwich, It is expected that ...

... Jean Picquot next where lay, But, kneeling by his side, I found that he was not dead, and, making a rough litter, some of Frank Osmond’s men not untenderly carried my poor Canadian friend to the rear. “I followed'them, having time now to look about mo and ...

... the MILN'KS.-March3l, atthe parish church, Leeds, by nf ?? 'Icury Greeves, vicar of wistow, brother-in-law oi the bride, Frank Osmond Carr, of Cambridge, to Eleanor, daughter of J. Milnes, Ivy Cottage, Headingley. -Vj cards. M£YBKARK_ BRYMER.-March 30, ...

... Air. T. P. Napier, Mr. Cyril Newton, Aliss E. Carr Newport, Lt.-Colonel NewpDrt, Aliss Alay (2) Nisbet, Aliss Noel, Mr. Frank Osmond, Aliss Alaude O'Reilly, Aliss Emmie Paston, Air. Tom Pierpoint, Air. Cecil Pegg, Air. Waldtern Perrette, Air. W. II. Poole ...

... the Gilbert and Sullivan twiusliip. no combination in light opera has been so successful as that of Adrian Ross and Dr. Frank Osmond Carr. MB. A. B. BOPES ADBIAN BOSS 1. J'hoto by Russell Baker S>rett, IF. DK. OSMOND CARR. Photo by IF. Ilanson Leeds. ...

... Louie Nicola. Miss Cissie Nock, Miss Nellio Norman, Mr. E. F. Norman, Mr. C. A. Nugent, Mr. Oliver, Miss Cissy Oswald. Mr. Frank Osmond, Mr. II. L. Paley, Mr. John Pearcc, Miss Lucy Peters, Miss Patema,., Phythian, Mr. George Piggott. Mr. F. Neville Pilgrim ...

... respect'T with rood Hume, West &d., Weodowortb Leaden, S.W. k • ENERAL Servant wasted et awe; owe and fall particulars to Xis Frank Osmond. :.-.1..0ury Walk, Dorcheeter. • ENEHAL Servant wanted ; one with fair es. • perience —State see and wages Mrs Game, 12 ...

... House, West Ssde, Wandsworth Common, London, S.W. Pc+ GENERAL wanted at once, state age and toll partic . .dare to Mn. Frank Osmond, Salisburywalk, Dorchester. Pea WANTED, respectable young girl es house-parlour maid, tall, good appearance, active and ...

... which Mr. Charles Henry Abbott, playwright, and formerly editor of Jndi/,souA>t to recover damages for slander from Dr. Frank Osmond Carr, a composer of music. The words of which plaintiff complained as having been used by defendant ; were : He is a gross ...

... which Mr. Chaslea Henry Abbott. play-| wright, and formerly editor of Judy, sought j recover damages for slander from Dr. Frank Osmond Carr, compoaccr of music. The words of which plaintiff having been used defendant were: a gross fraud, and incapable writing ...