... Ellia, R.N., and Mrs. Ellis, Mr. F. C. Fletcher, Mr. George Grosamith, jun., and Mrs. Grossmith, Mr. A. 8S. Hay, Mr. H. M. Hyde, Dr. K.e'ogh Mr. Frederick Kerr, Dr. A. Macdonald, Mr. George L. Montgomery, Rev. G. B. Pwver, Mr. Edward C. Stearns and Mrs ...

... an inquest on the body of Caroline Wright, forty-three, who died in the cells of Hyde Park Police Station last Friday week. Deceased was found sitting on a seat in Hyde Park on the Thursday evening, apparently drunk. She was taken to the police-station ...

... Dunglinson, r-Bell, Harmnan, Taylor, Gallic, Cave, Gibson, is James Walker, Andrew Whyte, R. J. Garrett, t Bruce, Dr. Pearson, Charles Pearson, J. f1 3 M Gaul ?? J. J. C. Cannell. J. Barlow, E I4 Honey, HIlall Jones, Richard Bell, W. Mlay. h Bonnard, &c. Ciry ...

... ten £100 bank notes from p 'A Cornishman. tl The. mar.ufaoturers of felt, wool, and silk b hate at Denton, Sto6kport, and Hyde are c about to form a syndioate with the object of t monopolising the hat industry of England, r The capital will approach ...

... Macdonald is excellent as Charles Hyde ; Mr Cyril Vernon is entirely efficient as Barry Goodwin; 32r Fred Inwood deserves praise for his performance as Hopkins; and Miss Florence Harwood is agreeably ingenuous as May Hyde. In Miss Hobbs Mr Herbert Waring ...

... ;date January 2btb. te .s Guy e L. 0. Johnson to the Pembroke, L additional, for the Januts, in commuiand, to date ,lan. lst. Charles F. Corbett to the Redpole, in com- mand, to date Jan. 1st. Oscar V. De 6atge to the Pigeon, in command, d to date Jan. 1sti ...

... grarid1st ever attempted under Mr iries mariag-ini nit, but the most magnificent ever seen in Louldorn snici tbe dat s of Charles Kean. Thle popular itiariager if 1tr 1 Maj rst as has proved coIl- clusively that Slaketl-ware (doi(r at Ilspell ruill. W1IFmN ...

... eight Boers, killing three of them. On the approach of about 500 of the eneney to ?? their comradca our men with. drew. Sir Charles Warren on Tuesday held a field day for his men, end subaequently addreised them upon the necessity of open formation, and ...

... have awarded the good service pIlliOri of 8150 per armunt, vxtcant by the pro- tlxOti(lil of Captain HemPiet, to Captain Charles J barlow, 1.N. t lu; c of tie cen tral characters in The Rhymer, a --i-v hy Ailan M'AxAulay, n new writer which t*s wb publiahed ...

... trot or 0v-teat mdi- vi'drink, h-it, rot' -rmsrr- emlm eforethr i b.t-l f-need. ard( Hit- hone-u- and prestO?--s of SlI' CHARLE-S ITRE1KT' AND MR Ii XLFOUR-Ft S~ir Ohrlel Dilike, BpaligatEaleenev Inst nilz.-id] lip failed to rtiirlr-.tanri Mr RPalfotrrY ...

... and 6th of August. Mr Sldebottom, Unionist member for the Hyde division of Cheshire, has notified his intention from private and personal reasons not to offer himself for reelection. Private Charles Harris, of the oxford Light Infantry, was found near Cowley ...

... for about three-quarters of an hour the fire w-as subuaieitly extinguished to leave one man in charge. The manager (MIr. Charles Meakin), his wife, and four assistants who sleep cn the premises fo-tunately discovered the outbreak in time to escape unbarmed ...