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... THEDCROPT-HOWARD. The =amine of Lieut.-Col. Charles Lennox Tredcroft, of Glen Ancrum, near Guildford. Surrey, with the Hoe. Constance Mary Fitzalan Howard, fourth daughter of the late, and sister of the present Lord Howard of Glossop. was solemnised in ...
... THE HOWARD DE WALDEN NURSES' HOME AND CLUB. To the other benefits which the Nurses' Co-operation hie secured for members of the nursing profession is now to be added the Webliehmemt of • home and club for the exclusive use of its staff of members. For ...
... addition to the HOWARD-HUDSON. book. A very pretty wedding took place at Christ Church, Clams, Lake of G meva, on the 27th ult., when Mr Gordon Howard, eldest eon rf the late Capt. the Hon. Charles Frederick Howard and the Lady Conatance Howard _and grandson ...
... in Capt. H. Heywood Lonsdale, and in the Southwold country the above mentioned Sir William Cooke joins Mr Pres. ton Rawnsley, in place of Mr J. St. V. Fox. Sir William Austin having gone to the East Galway country, has been Aiceeeded in the Mastership ...
... KVELVN ALICH B'JWKER, (MRS WILLIAMS). blossom, sprays of the latter also being arranged in her hair, with a long tulle veil. She wore a pearl necklace with ,liamond pendant, the gift of her father. The elder bridesmaids were in simple droners of ivory ...
... NOVELS OF THE DAY. T'he Coryston Family. By Mrs HumparßY WaRrD. i, Elder. 65.) ’ Lendish, By Mavrice Heweerr. (Macmillan. 65.) Snow upon the Desert. By S. MACNAUGHTAN. (Hodd. ; 4,4 St.ougr'wn. 65.) News from the Duchy. By “Q.” (J. W. Arrowsmith Litd.) ...
... For the Term of his Natural Life. In the early days only more so, kind to the poor, courteous to the fair sex, and built up our history. The arms given do not always tally of Australia, as in the early days of Greece, the poets came generally esteemed and ...
... DICKENS, The winsome Land of Other Days. And the Country of Dreams. MARY WILKINS, ALICE BROWN, RICHARD LE GALLIENNE, MRS. HUMPHRY WARD, LEO CRANE, Pictures by WILLIAM HATHERELL, FRANK CRAIG. ELIZAREIH SHIPPER GREEN, HOWARD PYLE —One .Vhdling. ...
... BEFORE THE FOOTLIGHTS. “A Busy Day” at the Apollo Theatre. That R. C. Carton has written many successful plays and farces, that his wife (Miss Compton) has done much good work and has always given us much pleasure as an actress cannot be denied; but ...
... tears; died at Kensington, and lies in Westminster Abbey. Queen Adelaide, widow of William IV., died in I S tit . sur- part into festootia at intervalii. It would be mom g mractful — tban 4 viving the Sailor King twelve years. BETWEEN THE SEASONS AT BR ...
... solo. In singing, Miu M. M. Williams won the price .or her contralto solo, and Miss Georgina Hurtles for the soprano polo. A concert was afterwards held, in which Miss Annie Rowland, Mrs G. M. Simon, and Was M. Williams took part. MISS MABEL HARRISON ...
... The infant son of Lord Henniker will be christened to-day (Saturday). The Prince of Wales stands sponsor, and it is anticipated the Prince will attend in person. The rumoured visit of the Pringe of Wales to Plymouth has been officially contradicted. We ...