... Christmas 11-40; noodle 24; wissil-ursitig 9; carpentry II; ambulance 16; total 312 time low than ',art The attendance the art dames continues to be and ft may Ire noted that in drawing the antique from memory, and historic intament, two Neel., at the is ...

... bigamy. Mary Ann Green said that she was present in St. George's Church, Truro, on the 10th May, 1813, when prisoner was married to Lavinia Groan, the was now alive. Ann Green said that she was of the prisoner's wife Lavinia. After June. 1875, shows. living ...

... Society of Arts examination, March, 1929: Shorthand. intermediate stage, Hazel Potter. Book-kneping, elementary, Arthur F. Emily F. Yates. French, intermediate stage, acconl •las s . Emily F. Yates. Ditto, May, 1929: Shorthand, elementary ...

... Evelyn Warren (Casilda), and Miss May Furniss (the Duchess), on whom fell the bulk of the solo work, and who deserve hearty commendation for their singing. The second act affords further opportunities for pretty staging and the Court dance was encored several ...

... other of those inewinres the Government may not sustain a defeat. which may precipitate a tieneral Elect ion. I It, therefore. behoves every election agent and every ardent politician to watch events closely and keep his powder dry. l7nionuita do not object ...

... interests, and to help your progress. I may sty. I :Link, that 1 know your wants; and should you elect me 1 shall use my utmost endeavours to perform my duties in respect to them. Cue of my chief studies shall be to keep ii ospeuditore, aud therefore the ...

... and out of 215 carmidates examined the various subjects, 115 were socorieful. The degree of excellence In the various stages of fine art and geometric drawing by the students, under the instructton of Mr. G. W. Downes, and his asehtanta ( deems. Ward, Wake ...

... ni atta to he discon Teddi al ch luck ef becal support this favourite Teddi so delightful am the ut if st im at will keep it alive amd T. Ww We TOD on ben gather, however, | 1oa a who himself at committee have \ r thew failare to | tate pa The that they ...

... renegade enchanter. This cup and spear are the subjects of a very ingenious stage device which deserves mention. At the moment when rankle, having restored the spear to the keeping of the Knights of the Grail, invokes the Divine blaming, both cup and spear-head ...

... advertising of the fart. We can insure those who may to Unlined to reran' our remarks that we have good moan to know that sor, Porto. harm is being dono in directions which they little imagine by keeping alive the memory of this wretched affair. We base made ...

... jostice to it, but Monday eve niert's performance' indrely dispelled any such doubt. A suitable stage had been erected in the fine dialog hall, built, we may neention, by the Corporation, and formerly used b the judges when on circuit, and the emery and ...

... public answer, and there were cries of a public answer, please, from all parts of the hall. Amid further shouts of they are keeping things back, Mr. Leese left the room. To a Surrey Advertiser representative afterwards Colonel Gartside explained that ...