... Leslie Insrlis 948 Charles H. M'Mullen 1163 Sumley L. Willi* 933 Bernard J. H. Ward 1135 Lancelot N. Turton 931 Eric V. F.R. Dugmore 1125 Ernest Stevenson 900 Francis H. Grenfc-U 1104 Peter J. Fonnereau 898 Claud D. Buruev 1097 Ckmcnt H. Cox 892 ...

... Marshall*. KRISHNA, Ardert the Devil — Nellie 4 yr.: 1911 A. White 1 • Collinse MIR. 2 yr7st 31h Blake 2 Mr. 11. Ortnerod's CLAUD. 3 yrs, est Sib Mr. S. .1 Mr. D. Thirlw eWs Stockton. A yr.. 191 t 0. Barrett 0 Mr. 13. Artair's Converter. 3 yrs, itst Sib ...

... CATHERINE TWEEDY and the SURNAME LINDSAY lieu of my psevioua family SURNAME ot MULLEN 1 shall hen. us* th# at CATHERINE ANNE LINDSAY ia lien of SARAH ANN CATHERINE TWEEDY MULLEN.—Da #d this mvaatb day May on# am# hundred and two. CATHERINE ANNE LINDSAY. ...

... Charles N. Aitchiscn, l'eter Jeffrey, .Percy -Nichols, and Christopher ?? KouiideH. BaUioI : .lohn 11. Harris, Alexander i' M'Mullen. and Otto Kotlifold, Merton ; IVcrir.an F. Potter. Exeter; Bernard D. Bannon antl Arthur B. Dolphin. Oriel ; I'rancis (i. ...

... arranged, and aj take plate October 24. the Re. Claude Ticked, rector of Mary a ft*, ford, youngest- sumving of l.te Jonyk Hollick Tickell. h.ttle-ford C.mJ. Kdith Julia, younger daughter of the Rer. R. Mullens, Abbey Wells. Neabury, A marriage i. arranged ...

... art in throwing up the various melodies amid such good combinations of harmony.— Fantails' (comic arid sentimeotal). By A. Mullen.—A welbadapted piece for beginners, and one that will not fail to arrest their attention, the melodies being eo well known ...

... „ . Leonard Berwick. Concerto in sharp minor. Double-BassltMteirirf. and Orchestra fHOiwnafc (Scorctd by A. C. Forsyth.) Claude Hobday. (His first Solo appearance at these Concerts.) Tone-Poem. “ Death and TransHaunittoo.. Strauss. PHILHARMONIC. LEONARD ...

... aud Le Loup Blanc continued to make the pace, followed by Koyal Meatli and Saint Claude until they were a mile from home, where 1> Lonp Blanc came down ar.d Saint Claude htrioed Saida. Half a mile from home Boyal Meath drew ma to the leaders, but the ...

... Martin Tucker Smith, Csq. M.P. Newman Smith, Esq. Richard Twining, Esq. IKCTOBS. I Henry Davidson, Esq. Sir John Kirkland. Claud Neilson, Esq. Acditobb. Robert Cooper Lee Esq, Edward Henry Chapman, Esq. George Henry Cutler, Esq. James Brand, Bsq. I Isaac ...

... Webster Monroe (Faddingtoo), Prince Karam* Singh (Kaput.. that* Miss Amy Astunall (Cheishirel, Mire J. M. Clay and Miss 1. A. Mullen (Tunbridge Mr. James A. de Rothschild (Pure) Mr. and Mrs. Neville Chamberlain IBirminehami; and the following from London: ...

... Orange Peel •1) 9 a 5 yrs 11 10 Pa . al3Bto xi If ynas• alO 4 WiseChief.s 11 7 ton. •11 4 Seergaire, 5 10 6 Likeness, 4 I) 2 Claude 11 4 oT t aa.p. alO 5 Even - ide. 4 ' Dual, fly I IL S nienearroo.. I Ding Doug, a 10 13 rand- S yrs moulounala 10 5 Ux• 10 ...

... to youn; chi'. dren, wee poescuted at the monthly mcctiw; of the Bradford :School levaid yesterday. 'Phe report states the °Mullen of the !committee, That the email amount of evening bieitmwork ft children mi home lessons, ii M no de.tree detrimental ...