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... Nurses’ Fund from Mr Sidney Hill, 1* from Sir Charles D. Cave. Bart.. H. Cooper. Mr* Mnndy. Mr Arthur Robinson. and Messrs Rowe Bros, and Co.; from Mr S. Hall and Mr Melvill© Wills 6d from Henry J. Wesley Hall, ani Mr H. C. I/awrence; from ...
... Lord Foley, received valuable gifts from the late bard Dudley. It has some beautiful earrings, a fine monument by Hysbrach, a ceiling nenrated by Verrin, and some stained glass which was brought by Lord Foley from Cannons, the famous seat of tho Dukes ...
... poutfitre deux dans Moyerluum. . The best men doing their best, Know peradventure least of what they do; Mon usefulliet i' the world are simply used; The nail that boltls the wood must pierce it first, And alone who wields the hammer Tho work advanced by the ...
... that climate, so invigorating to those can bear it. Lady Eileen and Lady Ruby Elliot bare seen far more of life and of the world than falls to the lot of most young girls. Lady Ruby was with her mother in Japan and China, where she was at a Chinese dinner ...
... section of the 3ules of Golf Committee have had delegated to them once again the task of revising the rules, and that the world of golf may expect to have in their possessain for interpret vion and dispute a revised set of rues shortly after the New Year ...
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... hopefully, has done virtually nothing to encore the peace of the world. Sir Mai Waechter has another plan which he believes would save Europe, at least, from international wars, and from most of the burden of armameats. It is to federate the different ...
... them. The Yatton are. sav the iud*e« which alone debare it from once receiving ].«. nriirin.i h *-■ j the capstone to crown its educational edifice. 1 interesting. The birds-jay Passing now from consideration of the regula-j ruvraxe, and wnitethroat—are ...
... Co., Ltd., dealing with the matter from historical point of view. The motto and the title-page will be Risum Teneatia,” and ita title The Stage Censor, an historical sketch, 1544-1907. There will be illustrations from photographs, including rare print* ...
... glistening drops fell from him, he touched two beautiful shells, which were suspended by silken cords from the wall, and as they jingled toiether the sound resembled the tinkling of bells in the sheepfold. Immediately frogs came from all directions, and ...
... Rogers, tickets for dramatic performance: flowers for the children's ward, from a member of the Dorset and Somerset Centre the Girls' Realm Guild: and boohs and periodicals, from the Postmen’s Library and Reading Boom. BRISTOL GENERAL HOSPIfAL—The Tmtarer ...