... hon. sec. for the ensuing semen, and Mr. Henry Blackwell, jun., sub-captain. The following gentlemen were am elected :—Mr. Thomas, hon. treasurer, and Messrs. MaNneen, A. J. Wilson, Fitch, W. S. Wilson, Whitley, Harman, Forster and Turner on the committee ...

... LORD GEORGE HAMILTON, ILP. RT. HON. SIB F. W. TRUSCOTT, Lord Mayor. SIR JOHN LUBBOCK, Rum. M.P. 818 ANDREW mtg. Kum, M.P. SIR THOMAS CRAM HERS, Q.C., M.P. • SIR FRANCIS LYCZTT. S. D. WADDY, Req., Q.C., OCTAVIAN( E. COO, E.g., W. TORRENK Rim, 31. P. Hon. Si ...

... following cases were heard:— AN ILL-FAMED LOCALITY.—George Goldsmith, 21, labourer, of Letcham-street, Kentish-town, Frank Hardy, 21, bonekeeper, of Queensland-road, Holloway, and Elizabeth Willis, 20, no home, prostitute, were charged with being guiltzot ...

... the Ansa _ _ wark, aad NEWS NOTES. Wool Board for London has adjourned until Thursday, September 80th. ON Sunday last Mr. Thomas Lee Roberts lls She nierniag and emaisig at the Chapel, Sunnyside-road. Tar Grand Jury at the Central Criminal Ain have thrown ...

... one to enjoy • breath of our exhilarating and pure air—at certain seasons of the year; end bow many more, I mesa of the less hardy would not do so, but for the thought of this danger, which I think might be averted at very little trouble and expense? I would ...

... about dm right to take toll there. The only question Is. whether any unnecessary violence was used. Mr. Long: That is it, sir. Thomas Brooks, coachman to Mr. Reynolds, Hampstead-lane, who was attracted to the spot by hearing the disturbance, deposed to ant ...

... terrace, Highbury. Tau recently appointed manager of toe Philharmonic Theatre, Islington (Mr. R. G. Thomas) takes a benefit this (Thursday) even. lug. Mr. Thomas must be highly esteemed in his new capacity to have so soon earned this compliment. BLACKSTOCK•RALL ...

... Amongst the speakers were Messrs. Mote, Winttuagill, Bromilow, and others of the New Court Association, and Messrs. 0. F. Hardy, C. Hardy, G. Rice. and Foreman, of the Upper Holloway Society. The last-mentioned occupied the chair, and ultimately, alter a good ...

... by M. lleginii took Owe in the Comb. • Athenaeum on - 'Tuesday evening principal vocal artistes were Mims Mem Hardy, Rome Deem, Mears. Thomas, J. K. Pugh, Albert Orme, and IL Grooms. Miss Bertha Field gave mar tions on the pianoforte, Miss Dm.. on the ...

... by )r. Walter Stair; for building Aix bongo/ in the Fenno Park-road,. lye . honsee in fitn . pleto - n ilall-road by Mr. Hardy ; for building bourns in Fermi Fart rai d by P. T. Towers ;_for . . g t hrec - *bops in High-stiset, by 'Ur. Go the motion ...

... inquiry touching the death of Charles Bell, of Mouceeter Cottage, Hornsey-road, was resumed on Thursday, before Dr. Danford Thomas, at the Islington Coroner's Court. The of the brought oat the previous week were of a rather singular character. The deceased ...

... bowies in Fertne-park-read by Mr. P. T. 7ers ; for building six heaves in the mane road sad flve l Stapeiten Hall-road by Mr. Hardy; for betiding thirteen hotter in Northwood-road, Highgate, by Mr. N. B. Brows, he approved, subject to the dreams being laid ...