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... Ham and Petersham between he.. past eight on Saturday nights and Monde . mornings. THE Indian Wedding present to the I lu,e Duchess of York has arrived in London. consist' of a magnificent casket mounted lino , . and upheld by four elephants, each ten inches ...
... to the guanoes sin or eight minute , the cost of the One being the deceased statesrnan posseesed.—The death THAN THAT OF newest ?Oa COAL. of the Duchess of Tech was cited as a pr - c and to say nothing of and saving dent, but it was explained that she had ...
... adoption the Finance Committee's report, which a debit balance of £905 9a. od., the chief Item of expense being for St. Margarete improvements The collector's statement showed that there was a gross amount of £415 2s. 10d. outstanding. The accounts r ...
... that widespread sympathy will be fe't for Mr. Edward Terry in the loss which I.e has just sustained by the death of hisdangli ter, Mrs Margaret Heath, which occurred, after a long illness. ou Thursday evening. Mrs. Heath was ou a visit to her father's ...
... sport with death, and it is difficult for the uninitiated to see where the fuu conies in. There are always illustrated articles on the subject being written by euthusiasts- those of them who, up to the present, have escaped the awful death which their ...
... recent examinations held at the Society of Scienco. Letters and Art, of London, Miss Margaret Hillsdon, a pupil of Miss Edith Homan, M., of Ncwry•road, St. Margarets, was successful in gaining a tirst.cliass certificate for pianoforte playing. MR. W. ...
... Crockett. S. R., The Black Douglas. (2 copies( 3422 and 3423 e D'Annuntp, G., The Triumph of Death .3349 r Daudet. A.. The Hope of the Family 3350 r Deland. Margaret, Old Chester Tales 3351, Dickens. Mary A., Against the Tide 3352, Doyle, A. C.. A Duet (2 ...
... TWICKENHAM NOTES. By No one in St. Margarets—least of all those residents who live in the Avenue—will regret the demolition of Casillis, which has been an eyesore to the neighbourhood ever since its destruction by tire some years ago. Next Tuesday, the ...
... desire to show respect for the memory of their lute colleague. With the rapid approach of winter, those inhabitants of St. Margarets whose misfortune it is to live near the railway have got to face the um pleasant prospect of constantly exploding fog signals ...
... light housework.—Apply Clarence Lodge. Eaet Sheen. EW GARDENS.—Ifigh-chow Boarding House for disposal. in consequence of the death of the Proprietor; excellent connection; rent. £do; !cake 12 years; terms moderate.—Apply Messrs. Chancellor and Sons. Richmond; ...
... for the chapel opposite the Avenue, St Margaret's, to be a separate and distinct church. This was the out come of the unanimous wish of Pastor Jones, his ch rch officers, and members and the friends at St. Margarets. The confirmation of this separation ...
... afternoon. BY the death of the Duke of DILATE OF THE Teck, which occurred last 'MEE OF TECK. Sunday, the severance of the . Teck family with Richmond Park is unhappily complete—at all events for • time. But a very few years ago the Duke and Duchess of Teck, with ...