... Court of Common Pleas, Dublin.—Crim. Con. M‘6owan r. Mitchell.—This was an action to recover damages for criminal conversation with the plaintiff’s wife. The parfies moved in a humble but respectable line life, in winch an evil of this kind was of a more ...

... ALL—August 30th, 1937, at Copse Edge. Holbury Drove. Holbury. South- Apron, to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hall ,are Irene Bubb), a daughter (Joanne). nRR —On September 6th, at Ridge=ant, Thornhill Park-road. Bitterne. babel (nee Mitchel:). wife of Dr. W. L. [err ...

... in Mr. 8. Weatherhead, he proposed Mr. Carlton Mitchell as the future secretary, promising, on hia own part to render the society all the Ber .cc he may be able as a member of its committee. Mr. Mitchell was unanimously elected as sec- retary, and the ...

... section was managed by Mesdames E. Squibb, D. Mitchell. R. Trowbridge ard House Before the march back to the railway ' station each child received a bag of sweets, kindly provided by Mr. and .Nis. W. Mitchell. The kiddies gavc, rousing cheers for the committee ...

... nomination of a large num- ber of clergymen in the Archdeaconry. The names of Lord Essex, Lord Hatherton, and Lord Stanley of Alderley have been added to the address of the Liberal Peers on the subject of Dis- establishment. The lecturers of the Church Defence ...

... Holmes Hopkins, esq. manager of the County Bank, to Elisabeth, daughter of Richard Holmes, esq. solicitor, both of that place. DEATHS. On the Slst Instant, at Bote Hill-cottage, Hill, Southampton, of Inflammation of the brain, Maria Lush, youngest and colored ...

... brings news of the death of the Empress Dowager, Kea Shun, widow of the late Emperor Tung Chih. It was reported soon after the late Emperor's death thathis young widow had committed suicide, but, according to the Pekin Gazette, her death did not occur until ...

... the report, and that Messrs. Mitchell. Son. and be reqnerted get out plans ior the proposed work and an estimate of the cost. I: was agreed that the report should dimoes-il separate from the recommendation with regard Mitchell, Son. and Ontteridge, Mr Doling ...

... Mrs. Lawrence, Violet Mitchell, and Mrs. Pie were cordially appreciated. During an interval refreshments were served by the members of the committee: Mrs. Coombs (vice-president), Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Biles, Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Mitchell, and Mrs. (hon. sectetary) ...

... eggs m it, and the District Council, tended the .must-have -been silting undisturbed to County Sonth- . with regret eftoe death Whilst Hig- M srs • Fish, who was bom 81 yeans ago Sided with motor SHTwas Mto Spotted Cow, near Burl’s MUI. lacerated ftafim ...

... ent. 66th Foot— Lieutenant Robert Mitchell, firom half pay, 28th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Toker, promoted to a half -pa} com- pany, without purchase ; Ensign Alfred Harper Toulmin to be Lieutenant, vioe Mitchell, who retires ; Ensign William Harming ...

... Roebuck. ; Captain Hunkeasey, by Captain Cmfts; Mr. Potter was to have been played by Captain Stewart, but in consequence of a death in bis family it waa played by Captain Bunoey, who undertook tbe part at a very short notice ; and it is dne to him to say ...