... Stevens, y( le Mrs. Willis, Airs. White, and thea committees of ~r- the room, including the traurrir.H . oego in enld Mr. A. J. Bryant (secretary). On entering Ii'an: Is, the Hall she received quite an ovatioa fromn the H; c- members, to whom she bowed her ...

... ground on Saturday, between Mr. J. Horners' eleven aud Mr. C. bryant's eleven, which. resulted in an easy victory for the former team, their batting being good, the side making 118, and mt Bryant's MR. I CHURCHILL. KICORD BY A Hossr.-On Wednesday afternoon ...

... welgrams exhibited in C Ths thieatrte on the:r arrival in London. I Addreseiag a mleeting of Bryant cad May'n ri f-nrehodeirs on nWedrnesday, ?ir. W. Bryant ri wa:toltiitd the earty abotioii of tle s'se o; ordi- E hiary white pliosphorus in their factories ...

... Briadge6 Hamtbleden Loc. There were only four ast viz.,n . Tomlinson, G. Inman, E. Ovey, an 13d Bryant. Mr. Rt. Ovey, the president, staoeat the men at 4.15. Bryant retired at 6.28, In man at 7.50, Ovey at Hemeaham. Farm at 8.30, ,wereas Tomlruson did not ...

... clergy and sorpliced choir. The prayers, were read by the Rev. A. 0. R. Freeborn (vicar), and, . the lesson by the Rev. WV. Bryant. At the grave the - hymn, Now the labourer's taslk is o'erA was sung- D and the ceremony was concluded by the Chief Ranger- ...

... the detachment, but their civilian friends appre- et ciate the honour which the distinction brings up- on the detachment. It may be stated, as evidence of the promising future of the Banbury Detach- ment as a whole, that the greatest good feeling it prevails ...

... IlJ. Sennett, W. H. James, F. k s, Main, It. B. Ayers, all April Ist; J. A. Hibbard, M May Ist; It. Bland Dixon, July lot; W. H. 1, Wood, August 1st; C. W. Bryant, August 2nd; d all reap~pointed on promotiou. 3, ASSISTANT PAYMASTER. to Charles H. ?? promoted ...

... workhouse, Lund the you~th's lilptlhlatilon was refuised. of til tie AMERICA CUP8 RACLES. thi 1- stil ti H.R.H MAY B8E PRR2SENT. in As The PrInce cf alca may visit, Anlericl ellxt arn r- 1011itu1? to belpresent tit the N~ew Xork .lilht, all 0e Club Clip ftces ...

... Poit!UnoU(il, (0r. 7arold l iuiz we.o ' held at the (rand Jury Roon- of the Town .ai!, L d l iprt, to take such stept, ats may be thoislhr ; :5r51 propcr in regard to arrauginig for a publho It-ie recentiol and entertaiuanont of the oflicers alnd hvyf ...

... 1, E. 'urseventon, Abingdon). OxfordSi'rt-i M Chamberlain (Caversham)l 2, L. Walker (Upt'-on)umT-halsey)2 Nightdress.-1 G. May (Mortimer); extra ), ?? Gillett (Aston Riowantc 2, R. Short (Morti- ?? M. Mulcoek (Abin d on; 3, M. Nniley Aniershaml), A.rsbroo2 ...

... inatitutions in this neig- bourhood, has agaln presented to, the Bampton Rea in'-rooin, througli tbe seeretary (Mr. A. J. Bryant) a douation of £6 towards the supportt of the rooms, it splendid new bgatohle board, and has olred a free i tea on Octfbier ...

... priz'es at the annual Feptival of the London Diocesan hurch of England Ternperauue Society, at the Crystal Palace, on Satuirday, May 12th. Mr. T. Herbert Warren, President of Magdalen College, and the late Captain Boyle seem to havebdbn old sohool-fellows, ...