... sympathy he felt for the widow and family. Mr. Bryant had not had any close acquaintance with Mr. Hirst, but on the occasions when he had had the pleasure of meeting him, he met a gentleman. Friends of his (Mr. Bryant's) who knew Mr. Hirst, held the same opinions ...

... said __iool of Mines, allowed 590z. 17dwt. per ton. Thia certificate can be seen at the office of the company. Mr. Joseph Bryant, anotlie.r well-known mining expert, at, Mount Magnet, reported fully the property on August, 1895. and in the course his ...

... First and Second Divisions the League and sundry improvements ths rules, but the competitions remain exactly aa truy were. may taken for granted that interest aroused by League and Cup contests will show so falling erf. Indications point to tha further ...

... Allotment. DIRECTORS. H. Broike Hitching. C.C.. Hitching and 23, Hill. E.C . and 198. Oxford Street, W. (Chairman Sbaws, Bryants and Company. Limited). J. Lewis, Director of Lewis and (Limited), Bucknail Street, Oxford Street, W. James BruSey, Bedford ...

... family He, ' too, hoped a long tune would elapse before they experienced such another blow by the loss of any public man Mr BRYANT also supported the motion He could not say he had had any very great or dose acquaint- ance with Mr Hirst, hut he had on s- ...

... representative the British Australasian, cabled, under date 14th October, 1895: *' Examined ' ' thoroughly. Endorse Captain Bryant's Report. Lode from 2ft. 6ft.. proved 500 ft. along line reef, worth good ocr ton. ' Mayflower' (in) consideration best property ...

... Choker thought his exhibition his horse compared to the riding of Simms, possible we may some time hear. Leaving Plymouth and Hamilton Park mselve.--, tho campaign proper may said to start at Derby to-morrow. The fixture extends over the customary three afternoons ...

... 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 ...

... Langknt-(li *) —1.9-14 • Aut. Sweetmeat T)e:iverv-(3 i)—l 9-3 Aerated Bread-(92 —li.6-9| g Barker and Co. Pref.-(7 *)—ll 6-7 Bryant ami May-(l9i J)—11.6-194 and P. Coats Pref.-(18* 19',)—11.6-18* 13A ' Eastman's Meat Pref.-(114 1)—1L6.114 i Hammond's 1)—11.6-2 ...

... 111b T. Loates 0 »ir Bleakley's Castle May. 4vrs. 7st 91b Ailsopp 0 Mrs Freeman's Coconas, 4vre. let 81b Grimshaw 0 (Winner trained by Craddock). Betting: 2 1 Musley Chief, 4 each Acrobat and Yards, 100 to 15 Castle May, 7 Glow, 100 to Coconas, and 10 to ...

... games, for it is wonderful how keenly they will play against each otber, even without spectators to urge them on, and accidents may happen and players be injured just when they should be soundest, so sys- tematic exercise is more in favour at Olive Grove. ...

... Castle May. 4yrs. 7st 91b Al._pp 0 Mra Fre'.-nian . Ooconas, 4yrs, 7st 81b Grimsbaw 0 M U lebaudy's Aer. .it. a, Ost ?? 8 Loates 0 Win_er trained by Craddock. Bettinp: 2 to 1 agst Muslcy Chief, A to 1 each Acrobat 1 and Yards, 100 to I. Castle May, 7 to ...