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... 12th. at St. Stephen's Church. West Ealing, by the Bev. W. Mitchell, Lieutenant H. O. Horn, 11.0. A., of Ealing, to Evelyn. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 011.);ett, 10, Bellevue•road, Ealing. DEATHS. BROWN.—On the 11th May, of wounds re, coned in action on ...
... open. Messrs. Ford, Phillips, Coopmans and Dr.. Mitchell and Swans, were winners of the handicap aweepstakee; Dr. Mitchell and Mr. Coopmens won the centre trap incite. Mr. Commis. put up • win for Dr Mitchell's Cap, whleh brings him in the mein' with Dr ...
... also spoke of the blessed hope of eternal life, which it is the privilege of the Christian to experience is tree prospect of death. Spensley'm favourite hymn, 0, Love that wilt not let me go. was sung at the beginning. and I.'or all the saints who from ...
... still progressing, but the honorer) treasurer and Missioner stand. Micawber-like, on the edge of a chasm. Who will help to bridge it We want (says Mr. Mitchell) £3,000 still to complete our present contract, and Vast) on top of that to give us all we ...
... allowed for five days to teachers ahsent on areount of the dangerous illness or death of wife; with' full pay for three days on account of the dangerous illness or death of a parent, son, daughter, brother, or sister of a teacher ; with full pay to attend ...
... his fianeiv , and the Countess of Milford Haven, by the AnglosSweilish Society. Mr. tleoUrey Townshend Carlisle, of AlderleY Edge, Cheshire, is to be ordained deacon at St. Paul's Cathedral on Sunday, October 7th. and will commence denim at S. Mellitus' ...
... ales won the handicap cup sweepwake, and put up a win for the cup The next prize was • box of clears kindly presented by Dr. Mitchell and in this Mr. Edwards was the winner of the cigars and Messrs. Coopmans and Phillips divided the pool. This was followed ...
... additioaal patrols for the public park's have been sngaged. BIRTHS AND DRATIIS.—Births numbering 121 (65 males. 56 females) and 4 deaths (half of whom were over 60 years of age) were registered in Ealing from May 3rd to 31st. NEW UNIFORBIS.—The tender of Messrs ...
... foundations of the Church. There are a few people who regard potato-growing as a desecration of a Churchyard, but the Rev. Walter Mitchell is a practical-minded man, and does not carry his sense of the fitness of things to the point of abusrdity. This evening ...
... al the folouitir bu4neases : VILLAGE tIENER3I,—Near Isere; /so rent: 12s. 6d. weekly; 6 rooms. bath, garden (well Planted); death of owner cause of sale; trade £22 weekly; price £75. s.a.v.—Call Russel and James. VILLAGE GENERAL.—Ide of Wight; rant £l6; ...
... urban areas was given on Tuesday by Mr. Wilfred Mctk Webb. the secretary of the Selborne Society, to a Fulham audience. On the edge of the London pastel area iu the Brent vettey a wood etuary of nineteen acres is preserved, is provided with every sort of ...
... EALING. UV MU Law and lofty Schoolrooms. Boys taken UP to ream Prospectus on application to Principal. Barak ■arriamea and Deaths. 111 RTNL Crllf&ADWß.—Oa July 3gth. at The WeetraWould. Thames Dutra. the evils E. Arthur Cuf►Adm. of a daughter. dn.:R.—After ...