... conjunction with the ladies of the Committee, of whom Lady Florence Cecil, wife of the Bishop of Exeter, is chairman, and Miss Rose Harding, the hon. secretary. The appeal is for gifts in money and kind, the latter including clothes, or articles which may be ...

... fifteen, of whom two least should women. The Committee recommended the for appointment the City Council: James G. Owen, lies Rose Harding Aldei'tPV. 0. R. M. Clapp, J Stocker.. Councillors Browning, R. M. Ohallice. T. Gurnsworthy- f. C. H. Harding. W. C. Maton ...

... 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 seconded. The Rev. T. G. Cree, lion, secretary of tho Church Penitentiary Association, supported in an earnest address ...

... Cecil presided, and was supported Miss Higson, who is conducting a campaign for social the district, Mrs. Gamble, Miss Rose Harding, of the Association, and other ladies. Miss remarked that the great question of the hour was how, the midst of so many ...

... Stockwell; 2. Mary Prideaux. Class 2, Standard ll.—l, Alfred Darch : 2. Crang. Cla«s 3. Standard I.— l . Elsie Tucker; 2, Rose Harding. Infant?—l, Eveline Kidwell; 2, Joan Dunn. Prizes—Class — Margaret Kidwell. 2—Lily Pridcaux Class 3. Standard I.— Jessie ...

... Miss Croslegh Mr. G. C. (son). Mrs. U C. Croslegh (daughterin-law). Miss K. M. L. Hamilton (niece). Rev. E. C. Long. Miss Rose Harding and Miss Bazcley. A big number assembled at the church. All the leading townspeople and old parishioners of the late Dr ...

... were Miss May Drew, Miss Norah Drew, The Lady Caroline Courtenay, Mrs. Featherstonhaugh, Mr. A. E. Ward, Miss Ward, Miss Rose Harding, Miss Vanstone, Mrs. G. Elliott, Miss Courtenay, Mrs. A. Poulton, Miss Taylor, Dr. Bertha Mules, Dr. J. H. lies, Mr. and ...

... the Diocesan Committee and arranged in connec_ i * ilh and rescue work, *«a Biven by the Atehdeacon of Exeter a° Jfiiss Rose Harding. Bedsteads! Spring Mattresses; Wool Mattresses!— Lowest prices for from James right, Central Hardware Stores. The Ford ...

... departments were working in co-ordination, that 'the different cases could be treated under their separate heads. Miss Rose Harding, hon. secretary of the Diocesan Committee Preventive and Rescue Work, described the.object and operations of the various ...

... consent writing . f John Alderson Foote, Esquire, k'.C, Recorder the -aid City and County, provided the e»tid Act. Miss Rose Harding 5 Higher Summerlands. Mrs. Florence Tozer 20 Bowell-road, and Mr* Minnie of 16 St. road, Exeter, have been appelated act ...

... [Henry Emar.uel, the Deputy John AMerson Foote, Esquire, K.C., Recorder the said 'City and County. as the said Act. Miss Rose Harding, 5. Higher Exeter; Mrs. Florence 20. Howell-road, Exeter; and Mis-. Minnie Ket-slake, 16. St. John*s>road, Exeter, have ...

... Churchyard, Exeter. The chief mourners were : Mrs. Harding (widow), Miss Harding (daughter). Frank Harding (son), Miss Rose Harding (daughter), Miss Isabel Harding (daughter), Mr. Lansdown Harding (son), Mr. Sills Hard, (son), Mrs. Frank Harding and Mrs ...