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... Blanche Webb, Margaret.Jacksou, be Maygeret 0. Grant, ors, Drawing the Antiquc Figure.-Firat ?? I~IfO Thatcher, Kate B. Hippisly, Lucy Uarollne 'life Kemnpster, Ethel Kate Pitt, Ellen Deacon Birch, g to Harry Norrall, Margaret E. Jackson, Margaret I. I to Chilton ...
... I with in the ?? severe iseaneeer the powers with which pi I le was hevested would ?? v. Alcock.-The P t phlintiff, Margaret Thatcher, is the conuductor of it sesuinary b In Gorton, aid lefeldaltt, Mearit, Alcock, is a maiden lady, agetiest whom the action ...
... Herbert C. Goodfellow, Margaret E. Jackson, Florence J, Smith. Advanced Stage-First Class-Gustav A. Widmann, Edwin V. Smith, Thomas Chamberlain, Ethel Kate Pitt, Margaret B. Jackson, Edward C. Pomeroy, Then. T. Clarke, Mabel Thatcher, Amy E. Princep, Francis ...
... (Miss Campion): Florenc Thomas (Mr C. 0. Thatcher) Annie Kingharn Jones, Maggie Davies (Miss Jones). Pianoforte, Mary Margaret BenweII, Janet Allan Cook House School); Lilian Thair, Agnes King Law (rdr C- 0. Thatcher); Emily Shaw (Miss Simpson); Isabel Price ...
... SWANSEA. THE 218TH APPEARANCE.—Margaret RogeKi better known as Mad Maggie, was on Thursi day charged for the 218th time with being drunlj and disorderly. It was stated that the wom was only released from prison on Wednesday morning, and later on she ...
... Lear, Fred-Miss Clarioe E. Ryall Davis Sma~rt, Marian lne Louisa-Miss Smart. Lane, Edith Gundry, St. Margaret'e.. Norton, H~elen Chalmers, Sb, Margaret', The examination in musical knowledge was held at the Colston hall, on December 12th, The following ...
... private, belong- ing to the 41st Regiment, Margaret Stewart, and Elizabeth MThee, were charged, at the Police Courtyesterday, with having been found, on Sauday, drinking in the house of Henry Davroah, thatcher, 15 Gordon's Lane, which is by repute kept ...
... or June 19 h, 1897, the teachers' names being trivoi in parsnth-si — ^SN'I°^„^EY!SI(]>HOL'OURS~CLLARLE3 PRATT (MI fn'iLhnm,Margaret H Kvatys anci S ...
... Henrietta, Bath, 'Miss Pooley Davies, Annie Louise, Miss Thatcher. ]zlorsburgh, Eleanor Margaret, Bath, Miss P~ooley. flichardisEthel, Somerset House School, the Misses U'eech, Miary L, D., Miss Thatcher, Brondbert, Oboe J., Downside College, Mr C, D. W. Ewer ...
... Edith Lewis 1liandcock, Walter Leonard- Miss M. Thatcher )'Vindebank, Milly Cromwell Road School and 3Kindergarten Cowell, Mabel lawson, Marlborough House Girls' School T Knee, Tsabella, M., Miss f. Thatcher Strond, Daisy Annie, Cromwell Road School and ...
... St. Agnes. and the Church of tht Holy Cross, in the parish of Roath. This doer not apply to the Roath parish church, St Margaret's, for there the incense and proces sional lights have not been introduced. Thr vicar made a similar announcement at the ...
... ADJUDIOATIONS, &c. [PHOM TCKGDAT KIGHT'S GAZETTE. J PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Christopher Wallis and Margaret Royal Wallis, trading; as C. and M. Wallis, at Clarence-place, Newport, Monmouth, photographic artists. Al. Wallis retires. RECEIVING ORDER. ...