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... less cost, d a t es t h remain an established Cburch. Dr. tee of Public moun t s i n a Garbett said. ite Paper published ralfterday. s a general conclusiest:regarding Golden widdins.—Mr. and Mrs. South Bank Exhibition the S. B. Squire, Mercia-road, Tre- ...

... eared by Dr. Laffitsgwell Hatch.' who aid be was at the Tebsrealesis Casper to Landon last summer, and Yak presented to the King. He was satielliel, be barna King that sit M•jesty had papillae& of the larynx. The Bata& Medical Journal scent Bed Dr. Desch ...

... THE KING REPRESENTED. Leading the imposing array of eminent officers was the veteran soldier, the Duke of Connaught, in the full-dress uniform of a field-marshal. He was there as the King's direct representative. He moved to his specially reserved seat ...

... DR. PARRYS TESTIMONIAL HANDSOME DONATION BY MR, LLEWELLYN WILLIAMS. MT. Llewjefllyn Williams, the well-known mining engineer, who has lately been ta,king so keen an interest in the Treorky Choir and accompanied them to Windsor Castle, has for- warded ...

... shall have our beloved King working, as he always has worked, for the welfare of the people. RECOVERY OF THE KING. Bishop Hughes Suggests a Thankoffering. The Bishop of Llandaff (Dr. Pritchard Hughes), who was accompanied by Mrs. Hughes, presiding over ...

... MESSAGE TO THE KING Mr. Churchill sent the following telegram to the King:— Members of the Royal Society of St. George, representing over one hundred branches throughout the Empire and beyond, dining together in' honour of England's Day, present their ...

... THE KING OF GAMES. THE WORLD'S CHAMPIONS. The games to decide the tie between the two great chess matters at the Vienna tournament, Dr. Tarrasch, of Nuremburg, and Mr Pillsburv, of New York, will soon be recorded, and we shall know whether the effete ...

... Butcher. J. T. Maslin, H. E, Holbrook. W. T, Ace, Dr P. W. Kent. Mrs. Ireland and Mrs. Holland. Mr. C. B. Griffiths said that he would have given his vote in support the resolution, and. in reply to Mr. Howe, said that if, at the next ...

... -Seater . MR. BALVOUR'SI ILLNESS. bulletin by Dr. Doyens Powell a..nd Dr Vanning Mr. Balfour on iSatardaY Mr Balfour has boss suffering tress twine. with tat to, prawn that M bare as passible. ft urgently inns *odd Leaden far a ...

... ARRIVAL OF DR. FOX. On Sunday, Dr Fox, M. P. for the division of King's County, arrived at Merthyt from London. He is the guest of Mr Gwilyin James, se. tary to tho Liberal Association* After having partaken of some light refreshment, Dr Fox ...

... DR. RUTHERFOORD HARRIS. PROBABLE CANDIDATE FOR THE FAVERSHAM DIVISION. Oise of our London reporters telegraphs that ►e hears on goad authority that Dr 'ether. toord Marne will be t►e Tlaionist candidate for the Faversham Division of Kent at I mmoral election ...