... . tailed Feb. 4. Countess of Errol, Taylor Hong Kong AVOKLA>D,.B.Z. tan, *3. Warwick, Skinner Lohdn i, 96 EidiUi Rose, Harding New York *9 Invererne, Foreoian London Mikado (>)i MooreSanFmcisco ADOKXAVD, H.Z. olearad mPilhane, McNeilly Newcastle ...

... deceased, her mother, was a widow, who lived alone. She was remarkably active for her age and had good eyesight and hearing. Rose Harding. Ponlar Street, Romford, 6aid she arrived at Romford by train at 6.40 p.m., and coming down the steps the station saw deceased ...

... Stockwell, 2 Mary Prideaux; Class 2, Standsrl ll.—l Alf-ed Darch, 2 Sevmoar Crang; Class 3, Standard I.—l Elsie Tucker, 2 Rose Harding; Infante—l Eveline Kiiwell, 'Z Dunn. Neatness prizes, Class I—Margaret Kidwell ; Class —Lily Peideaux ; Class 3, Standard ...

... 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 ...

... Haskell, Miss Noon, and Miss Luffman ; bran pie, Lady Jane Bouverie; rummage stall, Miss Mary Miles, Miss Harding, and Miss Rose Harding. Prizes offered for various exhibits sent in tor sale were awarded as follows; —Pincnshion, 1 Mrs Light, 2 Miss Anne Drake ...

... death of Edith Rome Harding, aged three and • months. daughter of a bill-poster named Levi Harding, of 4, Wandsworth.—Edith Rose Harding, the mother, said that from time to time the child had bees taken to Victoria Hospital. She improved The she was taken ...

... 110 THEWS ANXIETY Harding's mother, Mrs. Lillian Rose Harding. told the court that her son returned home through the back garden. He had blood on him and he washed and changed his clothes. He told me he had harmed three innocent people and hoped they ...

... moderate breezes during these 24 hours. WEYMOUTH. Arrived [Sept. 23] from Fancy, Parkinan, London Julia, Atwool, Hull Rose, Harding, Southton Hero,Court, Portsmouth Hero, Smith [24] Newcastle Liberty, Scott, Southton * Sailed [Sept. 23] for British Lass ...

... day. they were glad of the Shelter which they now need. With regard Melbourne Houses it had proved to most useful. Miss Rose Harding The Rev. T. O. Cree, hon, secretary of the Church Penitentiary Association, supported in an earnest address in advocacy ...

... Three years ago Sir Edward Sharp, at the age of 74, sprang a romantic surprise on his friends marrying, in London, Mrs. Rose Harding, who, since the death the first Lady Sharp, had supervised the running of Sir Edward’s house and had been his secretary ...

... 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 ...

... ) Julia, (Attwooll,) Regulator, (Angel.) London. Saileo.—Liberty; (Scott,) Elizabeth, (Btrnken,) Purveyor, (Masters,) Rose, (Harding,) Nancy, (Ayles.)for Southampton: Dasher, (White,) for Guernsey: Reward, (Wallis,) for Neath: Regulator, (Angel,) for ...