... elementary stage. 14 class; Amy F. Paine, elementary stage, tad class; Alic •IC Parsons, elementary stage, 2nd class ; CI era Nicholia. elementary stage, tad class; Annie B. Walker. element try stage, 2nd class ; Mabel Asher. elem nt •ry ...

... HOME-MADE ART Surrey is taking a full part in the general development of the arts which readily lend themselves to communal presentation, and local life, urban and rural, becomes fuller and richer for it. The winning of trophies is pleasant, but the chief ...

... with the Scienoe and Art Department, Ilouth Kensington, in competition for Government certificates, prizes (in art), &c.. upon sending in their names to me before the 25th instant. 21m (Huns AS,. Model and Freehand Drawing Thursday. May sth. Geometry and ...

... general practice of the pre-4 matters 1 - to discuss the of the or to speculate as to its result. We may. %. r. rtmtin our readers that there am in whichn nun may kill another viii t any cri ttt itial responsibility. Sur% I termed either pe•titiahle or the ...

... THE SURREY ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1897 . ()YOUNG. VOLUNTEER CYCLISTS' COMPETI. TION. The aunt.al mutest by Vlimner cyclists for the rap presented by Lord Wol.elty, took place on Saturday 44, the initial stage of the petition triminencing at *AMYL ...

... to pause and consider Mr mid Mr.. G. Cecil Whitaker have bat whether thee may not be labouring under • Whitehall Court for Itohinhood Fano. misapprehension, and whether they may nut which they heir taken to: he striking a most damaging blow at religion ...

... by phi, time he had made up his mind Shut for the future he would keep his —Mr. Miles thought 'to be 1 . pins on the border only of glylleld Farm. therafort, the prance. will not to may no; interfere with fanning operation. The Isod nen is of smeoulary ...

... AND COUNTY TIMES. SATURDAY. MAY 30, 1931. FATAL FALL FROM TRAIN. WALTON MATERNITY ROME. TRAGIC SEQUEL TO VISIT TO PICTURES. CAMBERLEY MANT TNEXPLAINED APPEAL FOR INCREASED SUPPORT. A Whit-Moutiity pleasure trip to Reading had a tragic stsniel for a 2 ...

... nigh-street, Guildford, Pawubroker, Slicer. qu 'it h. and Clothier. )1ouel• liberally ad%alive,' on gold. silver, plate. watcheA. jewellery. plwelon. stones. and works of art. wearing apparel. furniture. all kinds of nroPertY. c.- Please note the address 11 ...

... GRAND FETE AND GALA IN ALDERSHOT PARK, Two MILTTART BAND, , —UItAND STAGE Roicisc, Admimioo Tieket•. if poralm+ed on or terfore Saturday. May nth. ikl.: on the day. ls.—Tickets may be obminril from the secretary. Heae*y GANNAN, Belton rot., Aull-roaa ...

... ADVERTISER AND COUNTY TIMES. SATURDAY. MAY 31. 1884. A FAMOUS BISD-PADITIIGO TO MI MOOS 0/ sn —Permit me inform sash your readers es am lovers c d s w in g ststory_that among the taisteree to be shown at the Art Loan Zuldbilissi, toe by Elmer, the famous ...

... for whom thee might charge a high sum. whilst they might keep two co rtificated nurser for the rich, that bringing in a large gum. Mr. Rea had said that the ladle. knew something of holm keeping. mil• knew a little about it. and she mit.t gay that if they ...