... been read wito ?? of the deepest grief in tiie Sister | Gauntry. In order that the wives and families of these : brave fellow* may riot >.c left without aie___ of support iv ! fund has been started in this town, and has already reached j considerable proportions ...

... deliossiss to bead; a asontissa of new pithims to Wad CS* *kids taken. Astra —O. J. Idesse, Norio Cans Roma, 7S, IVA • Cal Mai, • to a. dried, and etili tt i r a Wollsispol Pukka and St. Ptisemiled, asd sessiusily winded with the curb The cab was crrertu ...

... IA Boiesa. 5, 7 . xd Harrod's Stores. 4 3 l£l6 Bottomley and Bros., 6i Henry an I Co., 131 Ditto ?? 8 Ditto Pret. 124 Bryant and May. 17 Ditto Deb.. 54 Cissell and Co., IS* 2 J>-ver Brothers Pref., 12-J xd Coats ?? 13.4 Liberty and Co.. 12i Dalgpty and ...

... nilteo worthy of tbs Toternaitonal team. Certainly, ho has improved a lot, and being heavy-weight and i ossessin? speed, ■ may well, but there are grave doubts. Another who objects I to in many quarters A. M. Jenkin, the Swms-'a ctptain. weiglis but olovon ...

... Place A-vsistanfship British Museum (May). 2nd Place AssisLantship S.K. Museum (July). . 2nd and 3rd Places Frontier Interprctership Russia (October). Ist Place Female Clerkship G.P.O. (March). ?? Place Excise (May). — , ?? Clas.es nor.- forming in all ...

... Tramways.. 103 11% Alkopp Ordinary Ditto Preferred Alhambra l7 19 I D. (10/ paid) .. Pratt' Ordinary . 7% Heft's Asbestos Bryant and May } x Coats Ordinary. 28% 9 I Hammond and Co. 1% Salt Union Ordinary S•I Lo. Preferred. 17 18 l Humber and Co. .. ...

... ar d until May awl May the b.fl was not pruterly cleaned, awl e a . Old St. Stephen's scored the orily point the On New Year's Hr. H. E. Racers, the match. That about as neat a way of raying new rasa a - t aaatital that H. Bhrimpton or May, or both, a ...

... WOOLWICH POLICE COURT, YESTERDAY. (Charges before Me. Fenwick.) Alleged Attempt De¥ra.vd. —Henry Bryant, alias Bleyert, 45, salesman, Windsorterrace, City-road, St. Luke’s, attempting to obtain £1 from Mr. Ernest Colvin, landlord of the Henley Arms, ...

... and Morgan soon equalised with a sleet. This was quickly followed by So t Peaks took up and gave to Slaughter. who missed an may . chance to more. The Town forwards came nem, the ball going through off one of the Wanderers, sad no more scoring taking place ...

... some kind are common to every class. We cannot expect to pass through the world free from all Care, whatever our circumstances may be. Adversity is no respecter of persons. Health and contentment are the most desirable possessions, and if they were more generally ...

... ALLEGED FALSE PRETENCES AT NORTH WOOLWICH. Yesterday, at Woolwich, Henry Bryant, alias Breyert, 45, salesman, was charged with attempting to obtain £1 from Ernest Colvin, landlord of the Henley Arms, North Woolwich, 1. 13 , falsely representing a metal ...

... house to pieces. 1 shall expect the money jbv Wednesday morning. Be reasonable, and send it I for your daughter's sake.— Jamks May. 21. Haver- ! stock-street. P.S.— Dou't forget, that if you make j any movement to catch me I shall blow you and your j house ...