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... Balcony Beds &l. each. Orchestra Reserved. Remainder of the Half Fart A EY• • INSTITUTE. Th. Thlol POPULAR LECTURE will Mt delivered Suriomor Miry, December 13th. by Dif.tl3ltlW ILSON. of Iblinbro% Subject : How and why we eat our dinner. Chair to be ...
... indament at drat, and just heading his Geld at ten Mlle. (time, 56 min. 39 1.55er..). felt to phew, and had to quit the track. Pearce conned ten mites I.o2oyds. in the erst hour, but had at length to allow Parer to get clean away; whilst Moore, .me of the ...
... TREAT AT THE BLIND INSTITUTION. Lilt swain tr e anneal treat gime by Lady to the of the above imitation took *ea Among thew present sea who rendered sestetsate theists the maim were Unfitly. H. M. the Bev. W. H. Patlaboass. Mr. H. Ley, Mr. H Ueda. the ...
... Fcen.—On Tuesday, n concert was given by Mr. J. W. Pearce, organist of Milton Congregational Church, in the Assembly Hall, in aid of the chapel building fund. There was only a moderate attendance. Mr. Pearce secured the services of Madame Effie Thomas (soprano) ...
... of the remaining portion of the missionary buildings at Whashan. Further, it has been ordered that an enquiry be at once instituted rela. five to the origin of the troubles at that place, and that those persons accountable for the disturbances. whoever ...
... upwards of thirty different homes. The feast over, tables were cleared away, and smiling faces turned towards the Rev. John Pearce, who presided over a bright, attractive little service. Christmas carols were heartily sung, and the meeting was addressed ...
... —Glimpses of Religious Life in Germany. By the late Rev. R. S. Ashton, B.A. Illustrated. XIV. The Franke Institute Missions—Deaconesses Institute at K a i serewer tb .XV. Independent • Workers—Getman Foreign Missions.—The Sbirk and the Swallow. By the ...
... H. B. Tate, Jardine, H. Teller, Fitton ; the Nimes Jones, and Miss Wigglcswortb. ItIVRNSHNINT NTALL. Mimes Booth. Mellor, Pearce, Sunday, and E. Booth. SWINT STALL.—MiII Dawson, awl the Mimes Sykes. The opening ceremony was Weeded by the president (Councillor ...
... —Glionnses of Religions Life in Germany. By the late Rev. K. S. Ashton, B.A. Ilimitnsted. XIV. The Franke Institute li.iimas—Dssisanesseit Institute at Kaisersivert b. XV. lielepeielent Workers—Ocrmau Foreign Missions.—The Stork awl the Swallow. By the ...
... which country he should write his next letter unless he had some- thine of importance to communicate at Sydney. Mr. Henry Pearce, jeweller, New Street, Ruddersfield, fur whom Mr. McKenzie worked, also received from him, on Moeday. a poit eerd. addressed ...
... position in lies than tha Liberals in the liarborough Division. It will be seen with general satisfaction among Liberals that Mr. Pearce tsigennibe, the Liberal candidate for South Dorset at the recent by-election, has consented to Contest the seat again at the ...
... portrait of II Lty Pearce, •as an active worker in many ftheY.M.C.A. .^i. pinning a series of articles on patent %Odell will not tend to inereasn the alnady widely eirenlat hist conimodine devoted to the ventilation and of various institution.s shows how attaches ...