... Dclivery-(3A 3>—1.17-34 African Mines Invt, Tn»WlSs. 195.) Aerated Bread-(9} JV-- . Barker and Co. Pre .-(6J 7 A>--J i Bryant and May-(191 1 :* » * 1112 J. and P. Coats Pref-082 * Eastman's Meat Pref.-dl U H.-vmmond-s 2 Salt Dnkm-«2J 3')-ILI2-22 3 Pref ...

... 3vrs, 7,;t lilb . Bleakley'.s Cattle May, 4yrs, 7st .. Allaopp Mrs Freeman's C>K»na.s,4yrs. 3i'.» Grimsbaw (.Winner trained Craddoek). Betting: 1 agst Mu-lev chief. * 1 each Acrobat and YARDS. ICO to 15 Castle May, 7 to 1 Glow. to 12 Coronas, and 10 to ...

... flavoure 1 beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. We may escape many a fatal shaft ...

... Share Co.—2 13-16, 15-16 Barker and Co. Ord Bovril—2 13-16, Brooke Benj. aude 5 po. Cum. Pref.—5 7-16, 4 Brunner, Mond, Bryant and May 135 7-16, 4, 9-16, § Cassell and Co.—174 Coats (J. and P.) 6 Ee = 19 Crossiey and Sons Electric Construction—1 bie English ...

... of the Princess, Master Christian Pair bank (oon of Mr. Fairbank) presented her Royal Rou “Gurr (og. the the ssid May it planes yeas May it he th Hin. fee Windsor, the duty devolves very briefly the work Coe pack the Bt John fox rendering first aid to ...

... and Mr T. DAKE-So. 3 4. Hare* BIHD-No. 5. IVtcra Mr and Mr» Summars-Cox and famuf Whitmcr and family Mr H. HEYNOLDS-No. 0. Mm MAY-No. retore Mm HUNT—No. 9. CATHERINE TERRACE Mr W. CLARKE—No. 1. Mr SAUNDERS.—No 3. Esterton Hm and family Gerriib Mr Mr F. POAKCH—No ...

... choice flowers. Fonr coaches followed, the mourners being Mr W. Bryant (father), Mrs Bryant (the widow!, flCiaa Lilian Bryant, Mias Kellie Bryant, Mina Ethel Bryant (daughters), Mr Benjamin Bryant (brother), ...

... vases Miss Sara Clarke, crocheted shawl Mr. Mai tin, Benares brass vase Mr. K. Laurence, carved milking stool Fourteen old pupils, breakfast and tea service, willow pattern Mr*. Colli., clock i. omo Mn. Bryant, .idrbonid doth Urm. poker-work pboto-lniM ...

... were Mr. James Sadler, chairman, and Messrs. R. Bord, J. Watts, E. P. Akers, E. L. Gardner, M. Mitchell, S. J. Weight, F. E. Bryant, W. 8. Price, C. Ockwell, A. T. Giles, E. Hulbert, G. Paginton, W. Wiltshire, midi. T. Tuck; with Mr. Bevir, clerk. PIATISTI( ...

... IONS. . . The Norwich Dioes~an Board of Bducation has just issued the results of the examinations in r e lgous knowledge in May. Of the 161 pupil tef~hrs nd87 snidae3examuined, 1ipupxli .teaehers and 23 candidates passed. The Bishop's I prize for a Ppulil ...

... over prior to the small-pox attacks, and of these 9 died. In the light of these facta may be seen how utterly unreliable was the statement made by Dr. Ashby on May 7 before the Beading Sanitary Committee. These are his own words, as reported : ** Thus ...

... the borrower's written promise to ret»r. Those advan -es may be repaid by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments extending orer a period of time convenient to the borrower, or the principal may remaiu so long as the iuterest is paid. No Bills of Sale ...