... Beagles was held at Forest Gate. 'empty competitors turning out. Remit :—J. W. Clarke, 8., 8 mei. 14 sec. Mart, find ; F. J. Bryant, Fame 8., 4 l eis.. second; F. 8. Clevely,Unity A.C., 4 non. 10 we., fourth ; H. E. Humphrey.. Es.ex 8., 2 loin. 50 see., ...

... grateful!, 1.. BKNN..I'n-itte!it, Glad:done Holt., St. Gc.urgt. s-in . „ TUIINKII, Rectory, St. George's-in-the-Fast. MARY A. BRYANT. Bow Baptist Chapel. JANIS Fawn:Hem Vonimemisl road. Baptist Chapel. AUNISS C. SALMOKI.. Wesleyan East End Mitts l elan : ...

... for a better purpose. He remembered the first occasion on which it was let. It was a wet, cold day, and the girls from Bryant and Mays, were bolding a meeting on the Waste. They asked them in the hall, listened to their erievances, and then said that these ...

... Esquilant, Bugler Atkinson, Sergeant Knights, Private Bryant, Armour-sergeant Tanker, Sergeant Harrison, me! Bugler Monier, 54 each ; Lance-sergernta Buffets and Blatt, Sergeant Fosburry, and Private T. Bryant. 52 each.—Nos. 4 and 7 companies , of the 2nd Middlesex ...

... •of Eve. be Messrs. Spencer and Berry. The next item on the programme was a sketch by Mr. Sidney Bryant entitled, Ten Minutes Panto- mime. Mr. Bryant did his work well, and showed how versatile be can be when he likes. The second portion of the programme ...

... question settled. I say, that in my opinion, at least, we are as far off as ever, and that it will net come to pass, (if I may lie allowed to prognosticate), foreseers to come. Why, sir, the compoaition of the cemi mittee. and one of their very first ...

... flavoured beverage whkii may save us very many heavy doctors' bills. It is by tr e e mus use of sreh articles of diet that a cone, tntien may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency todisesso. We may we malty a fatal shaft by ...

... Grayson, G. Jenner, L. Preston, H. Lemnre, .1. &mins% H. Lei: bourne, Louie Davies. W. Ristall, May Nelson, ''islet Rose, W. Langton, Wiison Humble, Laura Bryant, and others. Towards the claw o! the evening Mr. Jem Smith, of Ratcliff, presented Mr. Nubiey ...

... and Sergeant 93 K stated that fir a week past serious disturbances had taken place between the young people employed at Bryant and May's match factory and those engaged at Bell's match works. They attacked each other with sti and other manilas, and one ...

... match with Bow ran arrange =me with S. H. Kemp, et, Bloomfield-road, Bow or any local player liking a trial game with them may write giving weight and height, and prev km teams played in. The team for to-day (Saturday) is—Goal, Pikes. ley harks, Sydenham ...