... they were glad of the Shelter which they now used. With regard to Melbourne House, it had proved to be most useful. Miss Rose Harding eeconded. The Rev. T. G Cree, hon, secretary of the Church Penitentiary Association, supported in an earnest address in ...

... Sidwei•e INo. 2), Messrs. Reiland and Butcher, two of the old Guardians for this Ward, are seeking re-election, and Mies Rose Harding has now been nominated by the Women's Association for the Ward. In St. Petuak's Messrs. Reed and Balkwill seek re-election ...

... The Mayor, Mr. H Hf. Waippell, presided, and was supported by the Mayoress, Mrs. Wippell, the Sheriff, Col. Cardew, Miss Rose Harding, and Miss Alice Dyer. Others preeent inciuded the Right Rev. Mgr. Provost Canon and Mre. Houghton, Revs. Father Barrett ...

... hoped no one would go from the hall without signing the papers, handed round, to simfy their interest in the work. Miss Rose Harding seconded, and said ehe symrpathised most heartily with the move ment, knowing as she did, the value of it, The resolution ...

... stall: Pring, Mrs. Harding, Min Courtney, Mrs. R. Mora-Steven, Mrs. Win. Riddell, Mimes Bishop, Berryman, Wallis, C. Wallis, Rose Harding. Isabel Harding, Richards, Constance Richards, and Croathe site. The peinoipals at this =ll wear Oxford D.C.L. robes, while ...

... Harding, Spanish gypsy, Miss Alice Orphen, Erin. Mrs.. Alleyne, plain. Miss Combes, plain. Miss Harding, Anne Boleyn. Miss Rose Harding, cocain' dire the rye. Mrs. Bradley, evening dress. MissTruscott, Mary Seton. Mrs. Emmett, lady of the Court of Henry IV ...