... Rupert's Land, which lies due north of Canada, and he reached it by sailing to the north of the Orkneys, and then due west Hudson’s Straits, at which place they saw ice. He described the welcome of the Esquimaux, who came to them in their kyaks, or small ...

... Baker. E. Peters, A. Voung, 11. Cowdrey, W. Hartnup, K. Marchant, and W. Pipe (Hon. Sec). No canvassing was either needed or allowed, but in very short time no less a sum thau was raised, every house in the parish contributing its mite, and with this was ...

... he only hoped, as had been mentioned by Mr. Shaw, that a goodly number of church workers would, if their new master would allow them—(laughter)— take trip in the course of next summer into that part where he would be living, and they would find their ...

... Court, occupied the chair, and those present included Mrs. Nickalls. Mr. Hugh Nickalls. Misses Nickalls. Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson, Mr. F. E. Pirkis, R.N., Mr. Cotton, Mr. Caffyn, Mrs. and the Misses Fielden. Mr Mayhew, Mrs. Wollaton. Mr. E. Finch ibro ...

... Saviour's Church. Southwark, near London Bridge. The faculty was opposed by Mr. Tom Nickalis, Patteson Court; Mr. .lames Hudson, Capenor; Mrs. Fielden, Nuttield Priory; Mr. T. K. Pirkis, High Elms; and Mrs. Woolloton, Elstree. The proceedings, our readers ...

... Robinson and Son. Among those present were Mr. Councillor Brooks, Mayor, Vice-President of the Club, and Mrs. Brooks. Mr. J. Hudson, President, Mr. Alderman Summers, Vice-President, Mr. T. H. Roberts, Mr. W. H. Brown, Crawley, Mr. Hewett, Crawley, etc., ...

... semiofficial nature, that is sent to another paper. FEAST OF THE SACRED HEART. To the F.ditor of the Surrey Mirror. Sir. —Kindly allow me to correct an error which my bad writing has caused in your issue of to-day. In line 22 the word only has been substituted ...

... | * J'he (the sculptor's, the painter's, and I the musician's) eye tine frenzy rolling doth I glance from heaven to earth, from earth to heaven; a;'d. imagination bodies forth the forms of things unknown, the poet's pen turns them to shapes, and gives ...

... turret clocks; and all purchasers «f wedding rings ami Keepers are presented with half-a-dozen teaspoons, if not required cash allowed 7 94 F. A. BISHOP wishes to inform his numerous friends and customers and the inhabitants Kcd* hill ami neighbourhood that ...

... works of strictly scientific nature, such as Sir R. B.ill's 44 Sun and 44 the High Heavens, Bloxam's Chemistry, Woodward's 44 Geology of the British Islands, and Hudson's 44 Rot if era, there are in this last consignment such volumes as Johnson's ...

... five from Keigate Heatb Golf Ground. The course of the meteor was south to north, and traversed considerable portion of the heavens. In appearance it resembled a kite with tail of luminous white colour. was visiblo for about a second. Accident in nir. Tunnel ...

... (chairman), the H. J. Greenhill, Messrs Jeremiah Colman, D.L., . H. White, W. Nash, C. Fawle, £. Wentworth Cattley, and J. Hudson. Sohoolj Cases.—Henry VViotens, of Horley, was hued and costs for neglecting to send hiu child to school. Kates.—John Morgan ...