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... St. John's Schools' Modals and Prtzes gage and carried it away. Breakfast was so—. eaten at the hotel while the conveyances There were many happy. expectantface* were waiting at the door to carry us to the in the bo y s', g irls.. and ittantie department ...
... Society of British Artists in SutTolk.street, Pall Mall, repays more than a cursory inspection. It is well to make sure of being armed with a catalogue and starting with the show in a proper manner, otherwise one may stray into the room containing Max Beerbohm's ...
... appointed for the transfer of licences. the Bench granted the follow. ing:— The Derby Arms. Mortlake. from Alfred George Kent to I ken-ge Brown ; the Red Lion, Barnes. from John William Allinson to Bin jamin Pearce Lucas; Railway Tavern. Mortlake, front James ...
... Wedding of Miss Isabel Hutchinson. The marriage of Miss Isabel Hutchinson, daughter of Mrs. Hutchinson, 6, Cardigan road, Richmond, to Captain Edward Rangell Foord, of the Indian Army, was solemnised at St. Matthias' Church last Wednesday, when a large ...
... let one of the men in. When he was going to his work ten minutes later be met Mr. John Willis, in his dressing gown. Mr. Willis walked up to him. and taking him by the arm told him to be off directly, and refused any explanation. Witness said, You must ...
... were reviewed •In with the death in Promo H. R F Adams. don of Mr .d Mr.. Piny Adana. of Itiaholland Hall, memorial arm held at tilt. John's. (the Loudon nerve) bar been attracting lame ainane% to the Richmo,d this week. 'A aeries of lectures on •Ganiening ...
... third of the successful series of smoking concerts organised by this society took place on Wednesday evening, at the Foresters' Arms. A pleasing innovation was made on this occasion by admitting ladies to the entertainment, which was especially described as ...
... l. w ro e h iv i e b llln i %S h. Pupils at arms. Ethet Ink ton's Music Salo n. Terms, di., on appliotlon to 7. Matheson Road. West Kensington. W. PIANOS TUNED and REPAIRED. UTLER (many years with John P. IS Brodood A and leuroth A 8 me, Manchester) ...
... store. I. Linn Ina of I , *ted. H. Reel. Esq.. an ljtert. t. John ttnet, W.' ao.I of Moms. I. glocattett. st. l'a 1 Hell. -.W., and at Alit anal stn.:v.:dale, set Price Will MONO HILL Cardigan Chef to Terrace river Thames. at. It all Mai (hares, sear t ...
... on August 6th, 1914. The pray is finely acted. The following ladies have pawed the St. John Ambulance Assaciatinn home nursing examination he'rl recently a. St. John's Hall:—Mary Langworthy. Violet. (lark New. ton. Millicent Buller. Kathleen Pettit, Ger ...
... 10th, at at. Bartholomew's Church, Retool de Smta l'ortraits and biographical rketchea of Herr Honig and his wife (Miss Cora Cardigan) are to appear in the Decen,ber number of tho Minstrel. The portraits will be by Masan.. Gunn and Stuart. Something very ...
... Anthem. I waited fin the Lord (Hymn of Praier—Mende)s sohn); voluntary. Concert,, in (I minor (second ae•) (Handel,. St. John the Divine, Richmond — IL 15 Holy Phiebar at (C. V. Stanford in B flail with Benedict. and Agnua by P3sev to 0, hymns. 677 ...