... CITY AND COUNTY INFIRMARY URaKNT NEED OF FINANCIAL HELP APPEAL BY THE MAYOR, TO TUB BDITOK DUET Dear Sir—At reouest of the R. Lee Hogg, Esq-, J.'**, and the Committee of Management of above, I wish to nuike earnest appeal to the general public for funds help tnia splendid institutioo carry on with efficiency and success the good work it has been doing for many years. To save life, heal the ...

... OUR READERS. We think desirable inform our readers that the Supplement i 3 posted itself, a penny stamp is required, when posted with the same day's Courier halfpenny stamp sufficient. The Wee ...

... Waltz become of dancer Angela? I am trying to trace a dancer called Angela Lambert, whose last known address in the fifties was 1 8 Frognal Lane, Hampstead. She is of English-Irish decent, and was a petite red head. Her age now would be around 69. She worked mostly in music halls, and sometimes on the continent. An American friend would dearly love to know of her whereabouts. A Lambert 5 ...

... George G. Moulding, one of the directors of the recently formed Harrogate White Rose Theatre Trust, and a member of the coin- mi tee of the Harrogate Theatre Club, died suddenly last week while on holiday with his wife at Windsor. He was 49. Annie Hester Lloyd, widow of Edward Lloyd, die tenor, died on April 23, aged 89. James Melton, former leading tenor of the Metropolitan Opera, New York, ...

... I II niHOEIAM, JOSEPH MAAS. The silver trumpet's hushed that voice is still I ts full, rich notes no more our ears shall charm, No more the darkest heart with rapture warm, Ho more awaken there that magic thrill That softened e'en the hardest 'gainst his will Now breathing morning's breeze, now evening's balm, Now in bold war-song sounding an alarm, Or in the Message bidding soft eyes fill. ...

... THE DEATH PENALTY.* For the writer of this sensational story it can at least be said that he handles with exceeding freedom the sharp-edged tools of tragedy. A suicide, a brace of murders, with such minor accessories as embezzle ment, and a general haziness on the Ten Commandments question make sufficiently strong incident, it may be allowed, for one effort of fiction. As conversationalists, ...

... BARRY WOOD Barry Wood, leading baritone saxophone player with Buddy Rogers Orchestra, with whose outfit he appeared in London, in the 1930s, and also with Vincent Lopez Band, died, on July 22, aged 62, after a heart attack, in Miami i Beach, Florida. ...

... . o.u :„ct nt Horrabridge, South Devon, after iHneS. John Alaric, .he fifth son of Henry Rafter, Esq., aged 17- ...

... . On the 24th August, 1884. at 24. Grosvenor Gardens aged seventy-four, Caroline, Widow of Major William Milligan, formerly of the Second Life Guards, and of Cotswold, Cirencester, and Daughter o ...

... death. H ELDER.-- On ihs i ...

... . Cuthrertson On the 9th inst., at her residence, 36, Hillmarton Road, Holloway, Ann Borsley, the beloved wife of George Cuthhertson, Esq. Getting. On the 9th Nov., on bis Estancia, Banda Orient ...

... ■I 1111*1 I '/i.-:'/:: I WILLrAM, EARL OF LONSDALE frVrPSiV^ I 88 Died Mar. 4, 1872, aged 84 \v4k/ ^fcSTE VENAYAK GANGADliAR Died Jan. n, 1872, ag-d 64 'Sj^a Wjzf^j REV. J. M. CAMPBELL, D.D. =^=S^= Ez ...