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1(7 ORDINATIONS. TORT. Dl MM Trederiek Cbarle Chaw.be B.A., Xrialty College, CeAbeidg, licensed to I'elf ord tUrlM Judm Getkie, Loadoa College of Divinity, bi7. simid nw4 TuiUi BJL. Trinity Cliff CambrfJr.

fevveiey Elel rd Knight, H.A.. Collet, bridge. Goele ttul Kn. B. WeAham College.

Oxford, to UT. '35' UiddK ellard, BJL. LWrsity kaU alary WelkleySoeBaU WUIIe rw rii, BJL, Triaity College, Oxford. 8 Jl HuUhboe. It.

Bee. Cell betUh3, to Bt. lalattbew, II all. nixsT. nin.

ak 8h. b.a., ebu Col leg. Oxford Arthur WJ Cortr, B(A lem fcroke Colls, Co bridge Joho Juor IHtIm, B.A., Davie. B.A.. Et.

David College, Lampeter Joan ui n. B.A... Trinity Coll ere. Cambridge; neery lreU tUe.7cnbri4 "JlBf" 1 'T CUm Ca bridt: Robert Allred i nw, CiUvvrsiry Colle Dart am Charles Alfred kemble Jrw fe.JL. Merton Collet.

Oxford Henry Willie Gordon Krrwlek. MX, Cmrer tyof Madras Willi. Charles BJL, xfceter Collet. Oxford f'ranrii Leonard Perkins, B.A., Pembroke College, Cambridge Walter Astley Purtoo, B.A., London John Lemon Redfe MJL. Queen's Collete, Oxford Frederick Tower, B.A..

Hertford College, Oxford lUeberd Detirte Wakefield. II Pembroke College, Oxford Jeter Weodhnuae, B.A.. Bt. John's College, Cambridge June Fie Wright, BJL, Wadbam Colleje, Oxford. LONDON.

Dtifttts. Edward Courtis Berniecat, B.A., Selwyn Colle, CAmbrtd re 11 criwo to Bt. joeo, i ary iene (iron: Berem, B.A., Christ Cborcb. Oxford, Bart Loaion clergy Robert Henry Cnderwood Bloor, B.A., St. Jobn'e College, Oxford, to St.

Sepulchre Ueorte Broadley Borrill, London College of Divinity, Corpus Chri tl Collet.Cambridte, to Iitlinrtoo: Pbillo Henry Cooke, Loodon B.A., and Theological Ptetaey John Bamnel Dean, B.A., CamUidr to St. ode, Kenital creen Frederick TVlngfielJ Doutlau, B.A Chrirt Church. Oiiord. to St. Paneraa Carteret Gowelin, H.A., Lincoln Collrre, Oxford, to Et.

Clenent, rulbam Georre Frederick Stanley Greaham, St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, Eaat London clergy Harry Ueorte Uarriioc, B.A., Woieeater TCol lefe, Uxlora, lo M. Aiatuiew, uaaieyquam wrill.m London Collera of nirinitr. to St Uattbew. IrUMton Kdvard HodmIow, Theelotical AMoeiaU of Kicc'a Collect.

London, to All Saint, llacrerrton Colin Campbell lm Thorn, Uerton unora, vo uoiy irinuj, uncom i mu ucim Walter Tatteron Lett. 11. St. Jotn'a Collete, Cam bridto, to All Soul. Lattxhamrlare Herbert Martin Blavaard.

Conn Chriiti Collete. Cambridce. to Vhritt Cborch, SpiUlftelda William Byland Uaini ford Moor, Jam, Clerkenwell ford Moore, BJL, Trinity Collere Juki. Clerkenwell Tudor rtullii Oxford, to 8t. Saeiour, Poplar William Jama Perry, Dublin, to Et.

Tudor Phillip Moretoa, LL.B., Trinity Colleire. Dublin, amiftant muter at the Utocera coooi neniy rm, v.u.cS ef Diriaity, to euaatBel, Paddinrton Henry Khodes uu TWi. fniir Vn Kawlin. liable Colle(e. Oxfordr to St.

Jamen, Pulham Edward Prank Keade, B.A.. Bishop Hatfield'a ball, Durham, to St. Thomas, Pinborypark Arthnr Henry London Collece of Divinity, to St. Peter, Saffron hill Ehepley Stancliff Smith, Keble Collete, Ox ford, to St, Michael, Bowe Ambrose George Town AMoeiate oi iwint a voiieget, Lionaon, to Kt. Andrew and St.

Philiv. North Kewiuton 'Alfred Oeorro Welohman, London Collete of Divinity," Tbeologieai Aeeociate of Kig' Collet. London, to rt. Aluan, ACton I as nesry tiieain, au ouuw, IW Hallowa (or the nnnaid diaconate). PRII3TS.

Alfred WalUr Arerill. BJL, St. John' Collete, Oxford John Henry VciagwmiT, Trinity Hall, CambridfO Charle Walter Carrintton, It I'mknilra Kdmnnd Schnrler Sutton Caodwell. B.A., St. Marj' Hall, Oxford Harry CoaU, London Collere of Dirinitr Alfred Bdward Dalde.

Cambridte; Ueorge Richard Ekiwt. Church Miauooary Collete, Iriuurton Kredcrick William Georre Gilby, B.A., University Collete, Durham Kment Compton Gill. H.Sr.. ITnivenitv of London Charlee Stanton Gray, M.A., Emmanuel Collet, Carabridea Edward Albert itueet, U.A., l. rximuna uaii, uxiora iienry Ernect Hawker, Theological Associate of Kinr's Col lrgr.

Londrm Cuthbert Hudlestoa, Kew Collete, Oxford John Hunt. London Collece of Divinity Kobert Sterbeo Jacob. Tbeologieai Asociat of Kinc'a Collete. London John Francis Kendall, BJL, King's Aruiur Bernard L.lttlewooa, B.A.. Sidner Suaeex Collece.

Cambridte Harold Llvesey, B.A.. Oxford: Henrr Falconer Barclay Jlackay, BJL, Uertoa Collere, Oxford Charlee Mackraoa Walter Lanrley Manhs.ll, Christ Church, Oxford Ernest Weoton Nunm Norris. Selw vn Collere. Cam bridge Charles John Sbebbeare, B.A., Christ Church, Oxford Charles nilbou.se Walker SDarrow Simraoa. Trinity College, Cambridge Ebeneier Joseph Welch, London Collece of Divinity Charles Henry Braekenbury Willianwoa, B.A., Downing College, CambrKlfe Bobert Alexauder Wyman, London Cot' rf of Divinity.

BANG OB. DlACOSB. J. Lodevie Jones. BJL.

Jesus Collera. Oxford, licensed to Portmadoe, Carnarvonshire Jame Jones. H.A.. St. Uavia source, iampeter, to IJaorvU euAwJanarmon.

South Carnarvonshire. PkiistS. John Jenkias, B.A., St. David's College, Lanoeter Sterhea Evans. EL David's Collere.

Lampeter J. B. Davie, B.A.. Jesus Collere, Ox ford Evan Llovd, B.A., Jesus College. Oxford J.

Arthur Evan. B.A., Jeans College, Oxford. BATH AND WELLS. DtUCOJCS. Stewart Tilney Baseett, B.A., Cbanley Hall, Oxford; Henry Seymour Chamberlain, B.A., Sidney Sussex Collece, Cambridt Joseph Herri ClissoM, B.A., Hertford College, Oxford Herbert Curris.

B.A., Worcester Collet, Oxford Victor Arthur Nicholas Lewis, M.A., Merton College, Oxford; Henry Reginald Moule, BJL, Corpus Christi Collet, Cambridge. Priests. William Thomas Armstrong Arthur T.andolrh Birkenhead, B.A., Trinity Hall, Cambridge Ernest Bartholomew Brnttoa, B.A., Jesas College, Cambridge Charles Henry Roehfort Davie, B.A., Trinity College. Dublin Herbert Fletcher Mann, B.A., Hatield Hall, Durham Arthur William May, B.A.. Oxford Fiddiaa Edward Peart, B.A., Durham James Senior Stuart, B.A., Christ's College, Cam bridge; Charles Henry Jones WUton, B.A., Ktble CoUege, Oxford.

BRISTOL. Dx krxai. Albert Bentley. London Collet of Divinity, licensed to Downesd Ernest Clapton, B.A., Magdalene College.Cambridte, to St. Peter's, Ch lltn Arthur Charles Elena rd Clarke, Gloucester Theological College, to Micheldean Stephen Walliugrr Day.

B.A., Qaeeas' College, Cambridge, to Temple, Bristol Leonard William Victor Good enough, BJL, Kew College, Oxford, to El. Uur'i, Kew Swindon: Victor Henry UodKloo. BJL, GuTtiey Hall, Oxford, to St. SisaW. Bristol William John Selby, M.A., Cniversity of Laodon, to St.

Luke's, Gloucester Leonard Harry Frank Star, B.A., Trinity Collere, Dublin, to Holy Trinity, Clifton Clifford Flumpton Wilson, MJL, Keble College, Oxford, Chaplain. Clifton College Ualeolm Bush Wynne, Gloucester Theological Collete, to Great Kigington. Priests. Albert Edward Addenbrooke, B.A., St. Edmund Hall.

Oxford; Sydney Field Alford, B.A., University Collpee, Durham John William Cruik shank. Lincoln Collage, Oxford William Joseph Dover, London College of Divinity Thomas Turner Griffiths, BJL, Gouville'and Cain College, Cambridge Henry Stewart Prinsep. MJL, Oriel College, Oxford Edward Anderson Seymour Seott, B.A., Queens' College, Cambridge George Edward Simpson, B. Oxford University, ooa collegiate i' dwin William Wilson. Gloucester Thecfogieal CoUeg.

CHtSTER. DXACevs. E. Arthur Gaacsigae Child, B.A., Keble Ctrl lags, Oxford, licensed to St. John the Baptist, Chester Arthur James Pascoe French, B.A., Trinity Collere, Dublin, to Sarvin Arthur William Ilumpbreyi, 11.

A. Glasgow University, to NestOB James Bourchier Sayer, B.A., Queen's College, Oxford, to St. Ana, Birkenhead Hubert Gaillwn SUnley Scott, B.A., Pembroke College, Cambridge, to WHton Leslie Wyeliffa Troacbton, B.A., KehU College, Oxford, to (3irit Church, Chester. Prictts. WalUr Bidlake, B.A., Exeter College.

Oxford; William Digby Carlwrirbt, B.A., Christ Church, Oxford Alfred Haddle. Ayerst Hall, CamUidga Henry Alfred Portbury, B.A.. St. John's College, Cambridge: William John Limine Shep fard, QueenTs College, Oxford. EXETER.

Dxacom. Hordanst Henry Martin Brae, U.K., Pembroke College, Oxford, licensed to Tavistock John Henry Jones, London College of Divinity, to West TelcBzDOuth Nathaniel Kicbolas Lewsrne, BJL, Exeter College, Oxford, to Christ Church, Plymouth; Henry rani Vivian Panton, BJL. Durham, to Heavitree; Charles Groves Posts nee. B.A., St. Mary's Hall, Oxford, to Bidefard Charles Richard Teape, B.A., Pembroke College, Cambridge, to Et.

Mary, Devonpert. Pairsrs. Alfred Brrnehly Bater, BJL. Trinity College. Dublin Isaac Boosall David Borrfe Clark James Charles FiUgerald, B.A..

Exeter College, Oxford Hector William Grepe, B.A., Pembroke College. Cambridge Walter Jenki, Asaoeiata of King's College, London Anrel 8 Dicer. B.A Emmaaael Collece. Cambrldra Charles Ernest Treadwall. London Collet of Divinity John Arthur Una, Oxford Arthnr it.

uxionl. The following were afterwards lie eased to toe araeiaa aet down after their reeneetiva names i Ttt, C. E. Treadwell, to St. Mathias, Plymoutk Rev.

M. H. M. Byne, to Tavistock Bar. J.

H. Joaas, to Wast Taignsaoath I Err. N. Lewarne, ta canst Cborcn. riymoata tur.

u. r. v. raatoa. to lUantre Ewr.

U. O. rostanca, to Bidfot4 I KT C. S. Isapa, to t.

Mary, Peysopott. LICHFIELD. Collen, Oxi ord, to Bt, James. Wdebary Oeorge Feter Theodore Johasoa, Liehteld Tbaolocieal Collere, to Tlatoa Thoma Hsywood Masters. BJL.

Christ's College, Cambridge, to CaverswalL, PaiDTa. Richard Bsmrv Oakley Baakea, Oleacee ftee Taeolaelaal Collere i Hearr Edward Beech. MJL. Pembroke College. Oxford Jame Edward Haxlry BUke, BJL, Trinity College, Cambridge Oardon Crew Cham are, Christ Cburca.

Oxford Jobs tlearT caurtaey uaria, ueaaaia laeosegicai vi leg Francis Lloyd Griadrod. BJL, Lincoln College, Oxford Frederick WillUm Hadea.BJL Belwvn College, CW abridge Jame Took Hairt, Lfchseld Tbea lorical Colleg FraaeU Edward Hsviland, gchot. Liaeola Thomas Cbarle Kable. Kabla College. Oxford Walter Swaabrow Kaowles.

B.A., Cambridge John Wright La jug, Lichfield Theological Collera Georre Ralph Plant. St. Edmnsd's ball. Oxford Thomas Ilea, Baas Theological College; Oeorge Harry Sharpe, M.A., Liaeola Callega, UXIord Jiertnau liens tamer, a amoroce vot lege, Catabridga Robert 'Me rnard Tarosr, Chichester Tbeologieai Collere William Stuart Tardley, Christ's Collef, Cambridge, OXFORD. DxacOxi.

Sidney Arthur Alexander, B.A., Trinity College, Oxford, licensed to 8t. Michael, Oxford Rnnert Charles Clarke. B.A.. Exataf Collet. Oxford.

to St. Mary the Virgib. Heading Edwin Harding Eland, B.A., Belliol Collage, Uxlora nenry wona Ferrall, B.A., Sidney Sussex College, Cambridt William Henrr George, B.A., Selwya College, Cam bridra In Watliaetoa. Oxoa Vernon Holt. B.A..

Exeter College, uxlora, to ueoaingto uiw sraagiaa Hcrst Jones. M.A.. Cavendish Collera. Cambridge, to Linslad. Bucks Frederick Cbarle Salkeld, Mis niain ijoiiara.

uorenesier nor we umbos Bt Colombo) Walter Dmitri Bergent, B.A., Mertoa College, Oxford, to Aylesbury and John Chailes ireveiyaa, lormeriy inmij OS. SBllip ii uiiviu. Pbxests. Harold Thomas Adams, B.A., University Colleg, Oxford Edward Perry Baverstoek, Theological Associate of King's Collece, London Alexander ttoss tsiddie, i.A., iniversity toiiegc, uu Cbarle James Caaber. M.A., St.

John's Collere. Oxford Joha Frederick Heyes, M.A., Usgdelea College, Oxford Archibald Arthur Stavert. B.A., University Collere, Durham Arthur Hawtrey WaUoa, a CiUa raflvmi. ford Robert Uaarv Whitcombe. M.A..

New College, Oxford and Philip Dundaa Woods, B.A., Trinity College, Dublin. PETERBOROUGH. niivTi Ceerea Godfrey. B.A.. Oueen's College.

frnA llrmt tn Oinrch T.amrtrjn Harold James King, B.A., Clare Collere, Cambridge, to 6t. Paul, Northampton David ewis aiarsaea, n.rirf' Vll ta Earla Shiltoa Frederick Fits Patrick Penruddock. M.A.. St. John's College, Cambridge, to Karborough Henry William Richards, B.A., ChrUfl Collere, Cambridge, to St.

Andrew. Leicester William Bmith. M.A.. Catus CoUega, Cambridge, to Rushden Frank WUlian Welldon. M.A..

Jesus College, Cambridge, to Upping ham Cecil Edward Weston, B.A., Jesuslelleg, Cambridge, to Ehepahed. linajn Hmauev uv. s.a.. acw Cellere. Oxford John Neale, B.A., St.

John's College, Cambridge John Edward New by Arthur Robert Archibald Nicol, B.A., St. John college, jnb id a Fmdarirk Chriatotiher LawrencRoUes loo, ei. Mary nail, uxiora nenry mcuiu Vernon. B.A.. Oneen' Collere.

Cambridge wecu AVU.V ROCHESTER. niirmi Samnel William Hemtibill AldwU, B.A., Corpus ChrlsU Colleg, Cambridge, licensed to fil TTirrm.iL Lambeth Charles Aschkenasi Hunter. BJL, University of Durham and St. John's Hell.Higa bury, to Cbrist ctvurcn, vamoerweu smpiM Wadham CoUece, Oxford, to 8L John, Clap htm William Carter Barrett, B.A., Jesus College, Oxford, to St. John the Divine, Richmond Chrlsto nh Fruiri Itreav.

n.A.. Mertoa Collere. Oxford. and Wycliffo Halt, to EL Andrew, Peck ham Duncan Arnold Cauney, to JSL James, uermonasey itenry Gregory Dolman, to St. Saviour.

Battersea Tark Richard William Free. M.A., University of Glasgow, to Emmanuel, WeetDoiwich; Charle Frederic Girdle stone. Associate ot King's Collere, London, to St. of Divinity. 0 i u'lt taabridge, to LtsiaaH Haary Bl eaard a s.

Magdalene Colleg. Xrr Peasaaea Philip Marmadaka Cramer Johnstooe, B.A, Keble College, Oxford, to Kr7 Thotnaa 8turWe Laayaa, Bchola Caaeellaril, to Herbert Welter Macklin, J. SL J' CoUere, Just in Wnwith Cbar.es Head Rouse, to Bt. Agnas, Cornwall Herbert sioaa c. aiadron.

PMXin. Alexander Sdward Fleaae Cliatoa Dayea port. Oxford Lelaaa Bowea Ajundas, Thole gical Collet. Chichester Robert Francis Flynn, Aseoeiate ofKinr's College, London Thomas Samuel Kendall, BJL, Eaxnaaoel CoUegs, taabridfa. WORCESTEB.

Dlsxojn. Kenneth Buchanan Allen, B. Wor cester Collet' wxzora anomaa vithi, o.a,., bi. rw.i.t1. rllr.

Richard Ardea Davis. Queen's Collrre, Birmingham Samuel John Antony Dean, B.A.. Cambridt Nigel James Freer, B.A., Christ vauefe, tsnwwn bk nuim, o.M.t University Collete, DurEam Alfred John Jodson A St. John's College. Cambridge George Liaeola Gambler Lowe, Sidney Sussex College, Can bridge I John Wharton, BJL, Trinity College, Dub lin JOLn xtoncn noruungiou, o.a., xriniij touege, rmblia.

Phists. Leonard Laascelot Barclay, B.A., University of Durham Henry Barnett, B.A., Trinity Cellrge, Dublin Edward John Bartleet. M.A., Hert f. Collere. Oxford Thomas Read Davies.

B.A.. University College, Durham Oeorge Herbert Fooks, M.A.. Bishop'r College, LennoxviHe, Previsee of Quebec; Charles Henry Jame Glossop, B.A., Trinity Collece, Cambridge Henry Reginald Hali, Clare Collere. cambriare vecii iienry lxwe Hopper, B.A., Christ Cborch, Oxford Arthur D. Pennington, B.A., Bt.

Mary haU, Oxford Hugh Price, B.A., Worcester College, Oxford Robert William Hall Stuart. B.A.. St. Catherine's Collere. Cambridge Percy Wotryehe B.

Lincola College, Oxford William A. nailer, KOng's Col lege, London. HOSPITAL SATURDAY FUND AWARDS. Mary Magdalene.Wandsworth eommon Jame William Green, Oriel College, Oxford, to Woolwich (8L Mary) Arthur Thomas Johnson, B.A., University of Cambridge, to St. Mary, Soutbwark Sydney William Laarsford, Lincoln College, Oxford, to St.

Peter, Walworth Charles Edward Cottrell Lefroy, B.A., Keble Collet, Oxford, to Camberwell (St. GiImI Herbert namtaon Lowe. Trinity Collere. Cambridge, to St. John, Battersea Jame M.A., LL.D., Royal University of Ireland, i i i anu a.s.i oit.i.i jwumu, Flamstead Hugh Lambert Ogle, BJL, Trinity College, Cambridge, to SL Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey Hrrlw Edward Salwvn.

B.A.. Selwvn College. Cam bridge, to St. Stephen. Battersea John William Smith, BJL, Corpus Christi Collere, Csmbridge, to the Ascension.

Balham hill William Sutton, Downing College. Cambridge, to Sutton Charles Howard Thompson, Christ Church, Oxford, to St. Margaret, Lea Samuel Udny, M.A., Magdalen College, Oxford, to St. Alphegs, Greenwich Walter Waring, B.A., Queens' College, Cambridge, to Holy Trinity. Lea Edward Mai thus Warren.

St. John's HaU, Highbury, toLingtleld Alfred Reginald Thorold Winekley, B.A:. S. John's College, Cambridge, to Christ Church, Ustterses, Pbixsts. Paulua Aehkenaxie Reginald Percy John Camtn.

B.A., Keble College, Oxford William Chanlin. B.A.. Trinity Collrre, Cambridge Charles Hubert Payne Crawford, M.A., Corpus Christi College. Oxford; James Herbert Lea CrowrW, B.A. Keble Collere.

Oxford Edward Badclrife Ellis, BJL, Trinity Cambridge Alfred James Perron field, Ai et. wonn vouege, vsnraan viaaa V. ry1t. Cambridge CsrroontGaliacber, B.A. College! Cambridra John Meaaa Geden.

B.A.. University of London: Stcphen cival Gray, Associate of King's Couege, London, Lie. BisDop Matneia nail, Durhau. Joha Harold Grelg, B.A., Pembroke College, Cambridge Francis Vivian Friend Glynn i.rriu. uueens' couere.

camonare James Hushes. Trinity College, Dublin William Weldon Kirby, B.A., Clare College, Cambridge; Edward Henry Lcale. B.A. Trinity Collete. Dublin Artbnr Gif.ln Lloyd, B.A., Queen's College, Oxford William Christian Macklia.

B.A., Trinity Cxtllege, Dublin Percy Maiden, B.A., Keble College, Oxford Samuel Marrow Morton. B.A.. London Campbell Theopbilua Payne Alfred James Poynder, M.A., St. John's College, Cambridge Joha Robinson, B.A., Trinity Cambridge Matter eciwara nouse Alfred Ernest Shaw, MJL, Queen's College, Oxford Edward Harry Shore, London Harold Etevena, B.A., ChrUt Church. Oxford Charles Alder Stubbs, B.A..

University of London Chapman Carey Andrew Taylor Pembroke CoUege.Cambridee; JohnLeofrie ae rjaexennoia inoroia. n.A.. new couere. uxioru Colia Campbell Walker. B.A..

Corpus Christi College. Cambridge John Herbert Wilkinson, M.A., tjue College, Oxford Charles Gaudera Wyche. The Uospel was read by the Itev. it. L.

Ugle, one of the newly ordained deacons. The sermon was preached by the Bight Rev. Bishop Barry, D.D., Assistant Biahon in tha Diocese of Rochester. Tha Bishop was attended by the Ven. Archdeacon Cheetham, D.D., and the Rev.

Canon Colson, M.A., examining chaplains the Rev. E. A. Parry, M.A., resident chaplain and by Mr. Arthur Day, secretary to us Xjoraamp.

BT. ALBANS. Dkaooxi. Alfred Cutbbert Atkins. Associate Kiui's College, Loudon, licensed to at.

Luxe, ic tor la Docks; Percy Matbeson Bayne, B.A., Hereford College, Oxford, toet. Michael and All Angela, walthamstow Charles Cyril Brodhurst. B.A.. University Collere. Durham, to Roxwell Raymond Hugh Uundry, B.A., t.

feter Collere, cambridte, to Kickmansworta Francis Meridetb Moeran, B.A., Trinity College, Dub lin, to St. Stephen's, Walthamttow Hyam Henry Redgrave, to Waltham Holy Cross Charles Roberts, 8euUwark Tkealogieal Collere, to West Thurroek Horace 8erieant. Li. University of Durham. to Lcytonston Frank Charles Stott, BJL, University College, Durham, Goldhanter with Littl Totham Robert Walter Townaon, St.

Joha' College, Oxford, to St. James', Forest rate. rEIKirri. KdwaM Ernest fcaton Cbarle Erne it Lavender, St. Edmund HaU, Oxford Harold Vaughan Hedd.

Scholsj Caacellarii, Liaeola Edmund Lionel Tomaon, Jesus Collete, Cambridge Horace tr il. n.i.ti. r.k.M. BT. A8APH.

uiioo ii. ceweii. n.A.. uueen woiiere. ux ford Edward Owen, B.A., St.

David's College; Lam peter e. u. xtotorta. B.A., Jesus college, uxlora H. Eaton Thomas.

B.A.. 6L David's Collere. Lam peter J. U. Thomas.

B.A.. St. David's Coller. Lampeter; A. F.

Bennett, B.A., Worcester College, uxiora ana Kenneth ureen. Priests. R. Lewetlyn Parry, BJL, BL David's College, Lampeter Philip Edwards. B.A., Queen's College, Birmingham Barry Roberts, Selwyn College, Cambridge Evan Jones, B.A., St.

David's College, Lampeter David Stephens.B.A., David's veuege, Lampeter. SALISBURY. DiAcoirs Leoaard Baldwyn. M.A.. Exeter Collere Oxfrd, Ucenaad to Wert Fordington, Dorset Wil liaaa Davy Fillitcr.

M.A., Exeter College. Oxford, to "person ana woaddoo.w uu rercy Koel Haisef.B.A. Brastsose College, Oxford, to rewsey.Wilts Erses Frederick Harrison Smith. 8t. Peter's College niHw as nuBDorne urammar benooi, to WimborneMinrUr, Dorset Alleyn FitxHerbert Lys.

fA isUry ThsoUgieU CoUege, to Heddinrtoa, Wilt Frank Jo StaJeyB.A., to EL Paul'! Pxjxstx. MVert Fredeie Aetoa. B.A.. Trinity Col TOit jobs Aleock, 41. A.

Kxatr Collera. OrtnmA vJS.v Ck. PColU. Durham William James Edward Henry Hoare Laa.BjL. nrlrt.

r.I DaAOT.BWe4rtt Brford.B.A.. Enter Ool WW! Kickard CoU aW TrWlrTWlUS. SaalfoTdoo: prorrty Uta, Oxford, UenHI.P liolSitnJJiHm Uodfji I workpeoIa 1 DXAOOW. Philip TEUSO. Brwaei Browne, Bebslsi Caa At a special meeting of Use Board of Delegates of the Hospital Saturday Fund, bald on Saturday evening at the central office, Mitre court, Temple, Mr.

K. Hamllton Hoare, the honorary treasurer, pre tiding. it was decided to distribute 18,000, or 3,000 nor than last year, among tha different borpitaU, dispensaries, convalescent home, and other charities of London and the country which supplied the Fund with letters admitting subscribers to the benefits which those institution conferred. The main base of the grants were efficiency, nsetaJxtra, and economy of ad min iatration. Subjoined are the principal awards Hospitals.

London. 602 lis. Bromptoa for Consumption. 381 9s. Guy's, 536 lis.

St. George's, 313 19s Middlesex, 301 lis. St. Mary's. 294 4s.

City of London for Diseases of tha Chest, 273 Us. Westminster, 21a 2. Charing croas, 200 2. itoyel free, i.158 9s. Kinr'a collere.

186 5s. Royal London Ophthalmic, 183 1ft. North London or University Collera. 181 3. HosDital for Riek rtsij.

ri cn w. vrt 4... ofn i. London iot Oonsumptioa, 140 7s! Royal for Dis ease of the Chest, 140 3s. German, 138 6.

Royal National for Consumption, 131 Cs. Sea men's. 126 15. Cancer. 124 4s.

Lock. 103 8s Deaeoneasas's Institution (Tottenham Hospital). 105 19s. North West London. 105 3.

East Lon don for Children; 104 12s. National (Queea's square), 7J'J izs. ropiar Hospital lor Accidents. 88 9s. Victoria for Children, 88 Royal for women ana Children.

AST lee. ureal Cen tral, 83 19s. Royal Orthopaedie, 80 13. National for Diseases of the Heart and Paralysis. Homoeopathic.

79 2s, Central London Throat and Ear, 76 3. Royal Westminster Ophthalmic, 74 18. Miller Memorial Hospital. 74 la. West end Hospital for Disease of the Nervous System Paralysis, aad Epilepsy.

72 Is. National Sanatorium, 64 3s. Hospital for Disease of the Skin. 63 10. Hospital for DUease of the Throat, 63 12.

Royal South London Ophthalmic, 62 8. Hospital for Epilepsy and Paraylsis, 61 lis. North Eastern for Children, 61 4s. Home and Iolrmary for Sick Children. 60 10a.

Evelina Hospital for Sick Children, 60 8s. Mark's for Fistula, 59 17s. Alexandra Hospital for Children with Hip Disease, 59 6. French. 5S 17s.

Hospital for Women, 57 12se City unooiueaie, soo vs. oamariian re I or woman and Children, 56 2. SL Sviour's Cancer London Ophthalmic, 49 17. Dental of London. ti ios.

national unnopssaie, 19 izs. Metro litan Free, 45 9s. Chelsea Hospital for omen, A43 lis. 1 Queen Charlotte's Lyinr in A AM. VUnU LUIlUtlD LlJ 111 III cii ii.

r.i. eJ nr. Fistula, 38 3s. Paddlngton grsen Children's Hospital, 36 14s. London Fever, 36 2s.

St. Pater's for Stone aad Urinary Diseases, 34 10s. oeyna lor eics ana incuraDie tniuren, xas ys. New Hospital' for Women, 30 5s. General Lyini in Hospital, 29 7s.

Invalid Aiyluro, 28 13s. Belgrave John's Hospital Twickenham), 30 4s. Other awards bosMtsls ranrea from All If. loe the Itnti I.vinr in Hospital to 11 for the Institution for Beeeeh and Ear. Dispensaries Infirmary for Consumption.

Diseases of the Chert and Throat, 100 3s. West Ham, Stratford, and Sooth Essex Stamford hilL Stoka Newiortoa. 44 lis. Westminster General, 43 is. Western General, All 3.

tloiiowsy and xsorth Islington, 39 12s. Parringdoa General Dispensary and Lylnr ia Charity ts at. rmtbary uirpeosary, tJS Islington, zs. Itoytl Bouta London, lis. Chelsea Bromptoa.

and Belgrave. 36 3. Metropolitaa Kensington, 34 to. Qaeen Adelaide, 33 Clapham General and Provident, 33 Metro poiiiso sar anu snroat mormary, a.ou iu. nrixton, StreathannHenie bill, Tulse hill, and Ahgell Town Dispensary, 30 8s.

Western, 29 10s. South Lam beth. BtoekwelL and North Brixtoa. 29 7a Surrey, 2 15s. Public, 28 10s.

City of London aad Last London, 27 Is. Eastern, 27 Is. St, Maryleboae General, 26 2. City, 34 9s. Tower Hamlets, 24.

6s. London, 23 13s. and St. Paaeras aad Northern. 23 13.

The sums voted to other dispensaries varied frees 14 13s. to tha South Loadoa Medical Aid Institute down to the amount granted to the x'ortobello road frovident Dispensary. Appropriating 500 for the purposes of tha Hospital Saturday Surgical Appliance Committee, the Board of ue legates aiviaea ine remainder oi the sum lor dlstrl bution among convalescent home and other institu tious. The largest recipients were The Metropolitan Convalescent Institution, 205 14s. Hurley, house Seaside Convalescent Home, 181 19s.

Bath Koyal Mineral Waters Convalescent Home, 141 5s Bexhill OB Sea Convaleseeat Institution, 108 4s Margate Royal 6aa Bathing Infirmary, 103 Sur gical Aid Society, AVo as. St. Andrew's, Clewer, Windsor. Convalescent Home. 91 8s.

Mrs. Glad stone Free Convalescent Home. 1S1 9s. St. Leonard's uouvaie cent Home lor roor Children, 80 10.

Provident Sorrical Appliance 76 16. St. Andrew's Convalescent Home, Folkestone ,64 10s. Herbert Convalescent Home. Bournemouth.

54 17s. King's College Hospital Convalescent Horn. Heme iiempateau, t3 its. London and isogotoD conva le crnt Home, 42 4s. Sidcup Cottage Hosoital 31 7s.

Children's Convalescent Homes, bevs and clrls branches. Kamiiito and Bexhill resnectirelv. es, Mary warden convalescent Home lor Scarlet Fever. 26 19.: Burstead Convalescent Home for Chil dren, 22 16s. and Princess Frederica's Convalescent Home.

20 4s. The next hirheit award was 16 18s to tb tait end Mothers' Home, and the lowest was ta the Medical Aid Society 4 4s. The Distribution Committee had recommended an. award of 66 14s. tn St.

John's Uosnital for Diseases of tha Skin, but it appeared that the award was withheld until a public auditor, appointed by the fund, had vvuipisicu iu iiiuii oi ibis nospivai a ovoa ana accounts. Colonel Mercier now said that it was three weeks since the Board of Delerates aDcointed tha auditor, and the managers of the hoscital had afforded him every facillty meanwhile to investigate the hooks and papers. On Tueeday last he himself understood that the auditor declared that unless be received Kfurtber instructions from Mr. Frewer, the secretary of IHT H1UHI VU COUC1UUCU ana BO B1SO said that no hospital account could be kept more satisfactorily than those of St. John's had been lately by Mr.

Lemon. There was found to be i balance, in favour of the hospital secretary of 2. Colonel Mercier submitted that, in the circum stances, the award should be thea made. Mr. Frewer said on Tuesday last he did receive a report from the auditor, but ha had returned It ta that gentleman at his (tha auditor's) request, in order that he might amend it.

On the motion of Mr. Aldermaa Gould, a resolution was adopted to the effect that, owing to the non receipt of the' auditor's retort, tha coasnaauon oi we award oc deterred aatu ue next Board meeting Fax. About 2 o'clock on Saturday morning a fire was discovered in a larra fonr atorer warehrra a occupied by Messrs. Mitchell and Shepherd, worsted sptanen ana tnamuaciwers, castle street, xtradlord, and tha buildiur. with ita contents, cnriitiir mohair staff pieces, yarns, warps, etc and entirely destroyed.

The damage is variously estimated from 20,000 to 30.000, and is fully covered by Insurance. The origin ef the fire is not known. No band will be deprived of employment by the disaster. On Saturday morning a disastrous fir broke oat at Messrs. Champion and Company's steam eenfectioaery works, Lewis's Mead, Brutol.

and in a comparatively abort time) the lame spread to every part of the factory which was eAlrely destroyed. The vmloakle machinery shared ia the reaenl rfestraction, iavelviar a lees of snare Abes 200 TUM Otrr WARDU0TJS3. Oa Satarday. heiar 8L Thoaaas's Day. tha ward election of Coshm Coeacfaaw ef tha CUy Loodoa were held la the various ward.

Tie waole ef the ConwAooers ef the City presext themselves to their eesutiiaetrts aaaually for et rejection. Tia Corpora tica eoaslste ef SS Aldersuem alaetad fat life (one ef whom is Lord Mayer) aad 106 Cuaawowers. There, are in all 26 wards La the City, vary ins; ia sis. Ot these Farrisfdon Without returns 16 xoembers Blihopagate and Farritgdoa Withia. II Aldersgate, Aldgate, Billing agaU, Bread street, Bridge, Broad Street jCastla ttrcet, CMpyJa gsfco niuiiu, uippiegate Itnoui, xaangoourn, ors sekeo, aad Tower, eight members each Caadlewick, Cordwaiaer, ComkiU, Dewgato, Qneenhilhe, Vintry, and Walbrook, six each aad Baarishaw and Lima street, lour eaeo.

The contests oa Saturday were taaa usual, and only three poll remaia to be taken today. To some extent this may be accounted for by the fact that daring the last few months many deaths and resignations have occurred, and that several ef the wards nave been already subjected to bya elestloae and ells, among them being Aldgate, Bishoparata (four Castle Barnard, Cheap, FaTringdoa Withia (twice). Tower, aad Vintry. The Lord Mayor (Sir Henry Aaron Iraacs), attended by the Sword and Mace Bearers and the City Marshal aad hi legal assessor (Mr. C.

J. Ortoa) went ia State from the Mansion bouse to the Vestry hall in New square, Mlnories, to preside over bis own ward of Portaoaea. Here all the retiring members presented themselves for re election, aad there was one new candidate, air. Alfred Bell. When the time, however, came for the election the Lord Mayor tro daced at the last moment a letter from Mr.

Samuel Harris, an old member, handing is his resignation. The election, thereforefell on seven of the ofdrepre lentatires Mr. Deputy Hot, Messrs. Bell, Bone, L. ii.

runups, jotm Harris, Myers, and Akers, and Mr. Alfred Bell. The Lord Mayor then proceeded to Dewgste to preside ia the absence, throurh illness, of Aldermaa Sir Francis Wyatt Truseott. Here the pro ceedings were exceedingly quiet, all the old members being returned Mr. Deputy White (who was first elected as far back a 18401.

Messrs. Haywood. Truseott, Berry, Warrick, and I Anson. In Aldersgate Ward (Jfr. Aldermaa Renal presiding) the eight old members were again opposed by Mr.

Samuel Lewi on the ground that it was high time new blood was infused into the representation of the ward. On a show of hands, Mr. Lewis was defeated but be claimed a poll, which will be taken to day. In Caadlewick (where Mr. Aldermaa Moore presided) me wara naa a Dye eieettoo only lsst week, when nr.

Owen Edwards succeeded the late Mr. Henry Greene. On Saturday Mr. R. Hales was appointed ia the rlace of Mi.

T. H. BartletL at present chairman ef Ha ASuu1 1 rl i v. i self temporarily disqualified "by reason of his having removed from one' part ot the ward ta another and not being, at present, on the Parliamentary register for bis new offices. In Cheap Ward, where Alderman Sir Jame Whitehead, tha late Lord Mayor, presided, all me oia memoers were re eiected.

and tee ward toox the opportunity ef conveying to the Alderman their congratulations on bis useful and distinguished Mayoralty, and on the honour conferred upon him by the Queen. In Cordwainer Ward, where Mr. Alder man Cowan presided, Mr. Joshua Jones retired, after 14 years service, and Mr. Longrove was appointed to fill hi place.

In Farringdon Without, where the wardmote waa held under tha presidency of Aldermaa Sir Polydore de Keyser, there was, as ia usual ia this ward, a lively contest, for not only.did the 16 present representatives come forward for re but there were five new candidates Mr. If. Lile, Mr. Clement Keevil, Mr. Wellaman, Mr.

EskeU Faget, and Mr. J. B. Poole. On a show of hand 14 of the old members and Messrs.

Lile and Keevil were sue eessful, but a poll was demanded for Mr. Maltbouse and Mr. xaateew, two of the retiring representatives, and some ef the new candidates. The mil will be held to day. In Langbourn, where Mr.

Alderman oavory was in toe ccair, the eigbl old members were opposed by Mr. Sisterson. who. be ine defeated oa the ahow of hands, demanded a poll, which will be held to day. In the remainias: wards the old members were re elected unanimously.

ine subjects principally discussed at tue wardmotes were the rroposed electric railway through the City, which met with unanimous disapproval in its present shape the new scheme for Christ's Hospital, which abolishes the right of the aldermen and the ward to present boys except ia very altered circumstances the charge of tha water companies (or water oa rateable value instead ot per meter the sutrteet or railway rates tha rents and taxes in the markets the question of cellar Baps and underground vaults aad the stoppage of the importation uf foreign meat into the cattle market at Deptford. At Coruhill especially and ia others of the wards strong allusions were made to the abolition of the coal dues, which would, at the expense of the ratepayers, deprive the Loodoa County Council sua ine uorporasian oi a naaius source ox revenue sor purposes oi publie improvement without havinaT the effect of cheapening (as a matter of fact it had been tae reverse I be prtee ai eoai. inese aad otber kindred subjects engaged the attention of tha wards, and it was noticed that little, if any. reference was made to the London County Council, with whom. Bp to ine present, toe re nas oeea lime or no rnctiou oa ue part of the City.

In the evening, according to custom, the Lord Mayor and the Lady Mayoress gave a dinner party at the Mansion house in celebration ef the elections, The guests included tha Common Oooncllnven of Prt aoken and Dow gate Wards, Alderman and Sheriff Knill, Mr. Sheriff Harris. Mr. James Judd, J.P, (Chief Commoner). Mr.

Thomas Bodkin. Mr. W. Lawley, Mr. A.

J. Caldieott, Mr. Tivadar Neehes, Mr. Raphael Roche, Mr. J.

M. Isaacs, and others. to the number oi about au. ine toasts given were appropriate to the oecation, Mr. Deputy Horn replying for Portaoken Ward, Mr.

Haywood for Dow ate, and Air. Judd tor too Corporation. The Lord fayor. alluding to a remark of one of the speakers in reference to the London County Council, said the existence of that body had not diminished in any way the power for good exercised by the Corporation of London, and he believed that it had even elevated, by comparison, the elder institotioa in the minds and in the respect of the people of the metro in one ouject oi we corporation naa oeea toe publie weal, and so long aa it confined itself, as in the past, to those duties which it had ao well performed. and was composed 'of such kinds of men as had manared its affairs in part year, so leer would it continue to bold its place in publie esteem, in spite of the existence of any number of newlv constitutad Lbodles.

In the otber wards the aldermen entertained I their common council and others at dinner. TRIVATB BULB IS PABLIAUMST. Tha Haw far daWtiar. ia ttw Private Bill eatcw et the House ef Cemsxtn, ail Private Bills tnal will be hreegBt forward La the eas daf Msta of xHaateal expired Saturday. Te total auaiber of bill deposited is 343, sr aa increase of whew, eoxapared with Oa xsamber lodged last year.

Of this aeuabcr 111 relate to railways, docks, aad canal. 27 to gas aad water uadertakiars. 21 to tramway aad subways, i electric ligbtiaf, 33 ate depotited by corporations. county coca ells, or local boards, aad are ax character. The eseiai list ot tee MIU, alphabetically arranged, I a fellow Aberdeen Electric Lightrag AeeringtoTi Cerperatioa i Airdri and Ceatbndge Water: Alexandra and South Wales) Docks and Railway Atlas Steamship Company (Limited) Ayr Barbour; Ayrshire and Wigtowneflire nail way jaiaoaioeu xiu i i.

r. Rn TvwV and Railways: Beddgelert and Khyd ddu Railway; Belfast and Northern Counties Bail war Belfast CorporaJooJ 'JJf1 East Riding Railway Bexley Railway Bil stea Commissioners (Water) Irk retread Corporation 1 I 11.1. Aailwav mrmirg" awucimuiHn, Bootle eum Linacre Corpora ti en Borneo Company (Limited) Bradford Corporation Water I Bray and EanUkerry Uht Rsllway Bray Tawnahia I Breshia sad Rise 11 District Railway I Brentford aad District Tramway Brighton Wert Pier Bristol Docks (Aai ways) uristoi floods rtevention Heddesdoa Recreation Grounds Barsley, Clilhe and Saoden Blilway (Abandoamenw WuliM, V.rrrT rnrnn atlon (daSWOrkS Wing I Bats Docks (Cardiff) Cadogaa aad Haas Place Estate (Limited) Caledonian Railway (Aeouisition of Glasgow and South Western Railway, ke.) Caledonian Railway (Additional Power) Caledoniaa Railway 'Conversion ot otocej A aieaoBiaa nai.w.; (Edinburrb. Leith. and Newbaven Connecting lanes) Canterbury Oas and Water; Cart Navigation Cath cart LMstrict itauway central lobuob w7 Channel Tunnel (Experimental Works) Cheltenham Station ctestire Ltne conuaittee laorui Scotland MiaUters' Widows Fund City i Loouoa and Southwark Subway (Clapham El tension, City of London Electric Lighting Clayton, AHerton, and Thornton Uas Clergy Jtotual Aseurancw oucicij Clyde Lighthouse Clyde Navigation Columbia R.nwi., ('ocamercial Lmon Assurance Company, Limited Compagnie General del Asphaltes de France (Limited) Cork aad Fertnoy and Waterford and Wexford Railway; Cornwall Minerals Railway Coventry Corporation Gas Crieff sad Comrie Railway Creydoa aad Crystal Palace Hallway Croydon improvement xjeroy TWhT fi r.Tham.'and Ford Tramways: Dewsbury and Heckmoodwlke Wstef Dublin i Corpora.

tion Dublin Lai ted Tramway Uamee uas ana cuii Cut tvI VTut YnrksU a ri Railways (Abaa donment, kt.Ji East and West Yorkshire Union Rail ways (various rowers) A art uieacesievturw m.u TT.V Kutn and Church. HODe Railway Edinburgh Municipal and Police Extension Elgin and Loesiemoath Harbour Falkirk Corporation Falmouth Gas Felixstowe and Bawdsey Ferry Railway (Extension of Time) Fleetwood Improve ment Folkestone Pier aad Lift Folkestone, Sand rate, aad Hytha Tramways Forfar aad Brecala Hallway Forfar, Brechin, and Edgall Railway Forth bridge Railway Carve and Ullapool Railway Glasgow Boundaries Glasgow City and Adjacent Barghs sod District Union Glasgow Corporation Glasgow Court Houses Glasgow District Subways Glasgow Poliee Goldsmiths Company's Institute (Site) Gravesend and Milton Gas Great Eastern and Hua stanton and West Norfolk Railway Companies Great Eastern Kail war (General Powers) Great Northern Railway (Capital) Great Northern Railway (Various Powers) Great North ef Scotland Railway i Great 8 out hern and Western Railway Great Western Rail way; Urns ley, lead on. and Kavruoo Hallway: llarrow road and Faddington Tramways Hartlepool Gas and Water; Hastings Harbour; Henry Bath and Boa (Loodoa, Liverpool, and Swansea Wharves) Hifsam and Hundred of Doo Water; Higbgate and Hampstead Cable Tramways Highland Railway (Further Powers); Highland Railway (New Lines); Hitchia Western Bail way Holswortby and Bode Railway (Abandonment) Houwortuy ana Boa naiiway it rtenstoo or Time CHIEF CONSTABLE WILLIAMSON. TO THE EDITOR OF TOE TIMES. Sir, You have already spoken of the public loss by the recent death of Mr.

A. F. Williamson, chief eoe table of the Crimiaal Investigation Department at Seetland yard. The Secretary of State for tha Home Departmen has conveyed to the Metropolitan Police bis sense of the great loss which the police and The public have sustained in being deprived of an officer distinguished for his skill, prudence, and experience, and whose life has been unsparingly devoted to the public service. The Commissioner of Police records in orders that the force has sustained an irreparable loss, and the public has to lament the removal of one Of ita most trusted and devoted servants." These opinions are warmly corroborated by previous Secretaries and Under Secretaries of State, by Sir Edmund Henderson, and by Sir Augustus Stephenson Director of Publie Prosecutions.

They have been con finned in generous terms by his Royal Highness tha Prince of Wales. In constant communication with Mr. Williamson, as Director of Criminal Investigations, for a consider able portion of the 40 years durine which ha attached to the detective service of the Metropolitan Police, I know bow true are the words concerning him of Sir niUiam Vernon Harcourt His temper, bis judgment, and his intelligence were very remark able, and singularly fitted him for one of the most difficult posts a maa can be called upon to fill." To the immense mental aad physical straia of his arduous duties Chief Constable Williamson Las succumbed at the comparatively early age ot 58. Had the chief constable death been caused by an overt act of violence on the part of some of the thousands of enemies to society brought to justice through his instrumentality, a pension would have been secured to his. widow aad an allowance to bis children.

Bat although be ha been none the leas a victim to duty there, is no provision obtainable from ocial funds, Under these circumstances, and feeling; that the public, with a seldom failing appreciation of faithful service, would not like Mr. Williamson's arduous work to pass away without some acknowledgment. committee has been formed, cooautiog et several of the Secretaries and Under Secretaries of State under whom be served, with Sir Edmund Henderson, Sir Augustus Stephenson, axd myself, to organise memorial fund, and to apply it whea subscribed for the benefit of his numerous family. Messrs. Cox and 16, Charing cross, have con sented to receive sabscriptioaa to this WUliamsoa Memorial Fund," I saw the lata chief constable shortly before be died, and allayed bis anxiety by an assurance ef ray belief that the public be bad served so long and so faithally wooia not xorret us labours, uu behalf of the committee, consisting ef Lord Aberdare, Lord Cress, Sir Willi as Vernon Harcourt.

Sir Henrr Belwia Ikbet. soa. our Huwew waiie nioiey, Bir fcdmund Header ton, and Sir Augustas Stephenson. I venture thro neb 7. t.inTk generous aad practical recollection of site wasps ringiy aeretea i to public, service." 1 aa, Bur, years faithfully, C.

B. HOWARD sTNCCfT. TmailaAasi 1 yjfcwbvxr. Lm. 3.

Hourbton le Sprinfr Railway TI add Id Tramways and Imsrovement Huddersfield Water HulLBarnslcv. and West Riding Junction Railway aad Dock Hull and Kortb Western auction Railway (Abandonment) Hull aad North Western Janetioa Railway (Various Powers) Imperial Docks of London Ipswich Tramways Isle of Wight Central Railway late of Wight Railway Kenmare Junction Railway (Jkbandeoraant) Kensington and Paddingtoa (Subway) Railway King ston upon Hull Dock Kirkcaldy and District Rail way Lanarkshire aad Ayrshire Railway; Lanarkshire and Dumbartonshire Railway; Lancashire and York shire Railway Latimer road and Acton Railway Law Guarantee and Trust Society (Limited) Leeds ana Liverpool wsi Leicester vorporatioa water Liverpool Corporation Liverpool Hydraulic Power Llangammarch and Neath and Brecon Junction Railway (Abaodonmeat) Logan aad Richardson aad Company, Birkenhead and Swansea Wharves Loadoa aad India MtmUllW. MKKHID BOa OTtO 010X0 Railway London and Seuth Westera Railway Lon don. Brighton, and South Coast Railway (Agreements conurmauon xonuon, ijrigatoti. ana ooutn Coast itaiiway (various rowers; London Central (Subway) Railway London.

Chatham, aad Dover Bailwav London County Council (General Powers) London street inemovai oi uaiesi Lonaon streets (strand Improvement) London Sab ways aad Overhead Wiree London Tramways Company (Limited) Latoa Gas Lynton Railway Manchester and 8alford Hydraulle Power Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln hire Railway Manchester Ship Canal (Tidal Openings, Ae.) Manchester Ship Canal (Various Powers) Mersiy Railway Metropolitaa Railway Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland Midlaad Railway MH isaa wDuorcagaana i wintoni Kail way); Midland Tramway Mid Sussex Water Milford Docks lingerie, fetrathendriek, and Port of Monteitb Railway Motley Corporation Water Newark upon Trent Water Newcastle and Gateshead Water Newport Harbour Commissioners North and South London Subway North, British aad Glasgow and South Western Railway Companies North British Railway North Eastern Railway North Metropolitan Tramway North Sea Fisheries (East Lincolnshire) Harbour aad Dock North Wales Narrow gauge Railways North West Central Rail way Ueean Hallway and Ueneral Accident Assurance Company (Limited) and Oeeaa aad General Guarantee Company (Limited) Oldham Extension Oxford corporation rartiet, lllllhead. and Mary hi 11 Gas and Electricity Patnotie Assurance Company of Ireland Ten anc and Newlra Tramwava Plymouth Corporation': Font pool Gas and Water Pontypridd lmproveaseals ane iramway fort Olaerow Harbour Portbdinlleyn Railway (AVandoameat) PortbdinUeyn Kauway (LxtensioDoi iimej; forts mouth corporation; Regent's Canal City and Docks Railway (Abandon ment of Railways, ke.) Regent's Csual City aad Docks Railway (Extent ion of Time) Khotalda aad Swansea Bay Railway Rbymney Railway Kibbl Navigation Richmond Footbridge St. Anne and Mary, Manchester (Union of Benefices) St. Joha's i.Qipci, sscriiciju ot. jn.riiaisiDer leiua riiec rio Lichtiee Seacombe.

Hoylake. and Deeside Rail way belby and Mid Yorkshire Union Railway (CVnk Tinr. ,1 C. Commission Sheffield Corporation Shrewsbury Corporation South Eastern Railway South Liaeola shire Fen Water South London Polytechnic Insti tutes (Site) south Yorkshire Junction Railway Staines, Chertaey, Ac, District Sewage Board Stockton and Middletbrouzb Water Strand Eleetria Lighting button i cmetery fcutton, Southcoates, ana istti jiji uas LvrnwiT umne uminrr nws.fi sea Tramways Tail Vale Railway Temugtoa and alpole Tramroads (Extension to Wiibech) Thames Valley Drainage Thames Watermen and LI rh term? Tottenham and Forest gate Junction Railway Tottenham Local Board Trustees, Executors, aad occuriiies insurance vorporauou. Limited Tun bridge wella Improvement Tyne Improvement United Statea aad South American lBitu.i Tn Company (Limited) nallasey Local Board Walsall Corporation Waltoo on the Kase Imtrovannta namngton Lxteneioo aler and Improvameat Water lord ana Limenca and Atnenry aad knois Junction Railways Waterford and Limerick Railway Wei lineboroui and Distriet Tramrasjla Wessenden Reservoir: West Hirhlaad Rallwav London Tramways Westminster (Parliament street, ke.) Improvements Wharfe River Naviratiea White haven Gas Widnes Brine Supply Wirral Railway C0.L&U&8.

Oa tttafdty, laaasrs. earblU, Maeeee, aad tUk coacladad A aarisa of aalae, waich Seeikciatd a Uc eollecUoa of augratUgs aad early Xaglish saeifetiat. ta proper ry ef the lato Mr. Henry He ml), af jy2 Norfolk, aad watcr colotsr drxwiags from ruitm private selleetloss. The engravings aad taaasatiais, whieb sold wttL iaeludod tha fallowiay; IagYviAfs la the fellah.

Modesty' after Dabufe, before all letterai tja (ColaagH) Mary Palmer, after Sir Joshua ReyaoHA by W. Dougtty, first Ute Xir 10. pToaeda) Countess of Harrington, the Hea. Mia Blgham, aft Reynolds, by Barttloxsi, and a girl laoghlat. by Baate 17 (Fawcett) Sophia Wetttm, after JHppaer BJL by J.

R. 8mitb i9 (Fswcett). Uetsetlskll After J. Constable, B.A., by X. Leeas, Sir Biekar.

Steele's House aad IXampaUed eagraver'i proofs 7 15i. (ColaAtJi) A8t2smer Aflerooou aad a Lock oa the BtouT," engrtver's prof (Koseda); "Summer Afternoon "and graver's proofs 11 lLy. (Goodes) Th Cora field," first puUisted state (Ooodea) TV Lock," first published state 34 (Colas ghi). After G. Morlaad.

Goiat to Market, Winter." toecled proof, rare 17 (Colneghi) The Fisaermaa'i Hut," by J. B. 8mitlt, proof 10 (Colaarjii). Fiher ae i on by W. Hiltea, prW f7 (Colnaghi) The SUUe'by W.

Ward, proof before letters 13, (Colnaghi) The ThateUr," The Warrener," by W. Wart, proofs 23 4 (Fawcett) Retarn trout Market," by J. R. eVaiUu proof 22 (Coinaghi). Framed en rtTbrv.

After Sir E. Landseer, BJL, Little Red Riding Hood," by J. H. Robinson, proof before' letters 11 Os. CJ.

(Leggatt) The Deer Pass," by T. Lsadtetr, A artUt's proof 31 (tt'Lesn) i Night aad Morning," by T. Landseer, A.KX, artlrt'i proif, igned by the painter 77 (Voklts) The ChaU leage," by J. Burnet. bef or all letters 27 (aoodea) i The MoBaxca of theCIea," by T.

Landseer, A.2JL, artUt's proof sifsed by tbe paiater 79 12. (Agnew); Tbe Stag at Bay," by T. Landseer. A.BJL, artists proof 33 (Voklns). Mr.

HefSIl' coUection realised 81C Its. CJ. Another property The TraasJguration," after Raphael, by R. Morxhn 10 (Oraresy Tbe Last Supper," after Leonardo da Tlnel, by B. Mergbea, proof with arms 21(Colaacbi) Peace aad War," after Sir E.

Landseer, BJL, by T. L. Atkinson, proof! before letters, signed by tbe paiater 7 17a. ti. (Smith).

Water colour drawing The' Princess Charlotte Flaying the J. SowsmasJLRJL. 180720 guineas A Glen in ArrjtlaH by 0. Fripp 13 ruinexs Bolton Ahbev" bv Snttn Palmer 15J guineas. But ever at a breath She lingered looking like a summer moos Half dipt ia cloud.

by E. Radford 27 guineas pass of the Brenner. Tyrol," by T. L. Bowbotham 23 guineas The vision ot raust," by Fslero 17 10s.

Mr. Wood pointed out that tais was a coloured sagrariag, aad too price bid for it.rridcnUy ia mirtaisather astcedahed the room. Fountain at Ulsa," by Preat guineas Schaffhansea," by Prout II tuiaea 1 A View en tbe Rhine, by Prout 14 ralneas Mont St. Michel, by J. 8.

Cotmaa 2S guineas a laadseapa with windmill and cattle, by the same band 11 guinea a laadseape witk old castle and cattle, the same artist 18 guineas; landscape with eld castle and windmill, by the same 15 guinea Pineapple and Grapes," by W. Hunt 15 guineas. The Spring," by S. Austin 1S guineas Lebanon," by BtaaJeld 29 guinea i lak Scene with peasants and sheep, by D. Cox 13 guineas a view ia Scotland with herdamaa aad animal by D.

Cex 34 guineas Eaaaat," by O. Barst 0 guinea Old Ruias," by J. X. W. 11 fulaeas i "View of the by the same hand 18 guinea by B.

Cameron 14 guineas Tbe Terrace Steps, Haddon," and On the Teas, Wyeliffe," a pair of drawingi, by J. W. Warm per 30 guineas The Wlndiags of a River," by H. Cxareni Wksite 17 guiaaas a volume, cootainiag 114 drawingi (stadia), by old masters, principally ef tbe Italian Behool 41 goiaaaa. SHIPBUILDING ON THE TTNB AND WEJJL Duriar Ike Tear new almost eadad the aa.

el ahipping built on the Tyne has reached 241.710 teas, ae compared with 213,303 tons la US. Previooely tb highest tonnage waa la the year lit), wboa 214,000 tons ware launched. From that date tbe pro dnctioo fell off yearly, until la 1884 some 84,000 toox only were launched. Tha four north east port Tyne, Wear, Tee, and West Hartlepool have this year eon straetcd not. far short of 700,000 toaa.

On tbe Tyne Sir C. Palmer aad Co. bead tbe list wit. 44.649 groat teas register. This is mad Up of 27 steel sUaraert and a steel torpedo catcher, the latter being of 4,200 horse power.

Two of tha steamers were ever 4 OM toaa each, and several ox toe otuers. were spwaroe et ton, one pcing over tons, dix n. Armstrong, Mitchell, aad Co. come next with 34, 4 ton aad 39,710 horse power, made op of 13 steel steamers, lour being ior toe.OTiisauoTrnmetit her Majesty's shin and oca, 3,875 tans, 7,500 norr power her Majesty ship Pelsms, 3,575 teas. 7t500bore power; aad her Majesty's ship Waiting ten 43 too ana ow aorta power.

8 waa aad Hunter have built ii steel (No. 1) Wirral Railway (No. 2) Wirral Kailw.V (No. 3) Worcester and Broom Railway (Extension of Time) Wrexham aad Railway (Extension oi aimc aswau waa anu water. MR.

WADDY'S SPEECH AT NEWZIARCH. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TT.ME3. Bir, I deeply regret having offended Mr. Baanael Dank I Waddy, but he only redectioo oa him eon Uined in the letter from me, which yoa published oa the 14th was aa observatioa to tbe effect that bo is, after all, a little lower than the angels. And much as I admire the gifted author of The Story of Biddy Nugent," a work of fiction exhibiting very high powers of imagination I caanet retraet my opiniea that, bciig human, he may he iMnred Into error.

bave in the meanwhile, atcertaiaed that, ia ac cord ante with a custom ia tie upper circles ef Glad stoniaaism, a junior member of Mr. Waddy' family a uas to a certain crancu of the political correspond ence. There is, so to speak, a Mr. Herbert Waddv an the premise, aad It waa this chip ef tb old block whe signed the letter of tbe 15th of November which contained tb blunder aad untruth" (to borrow from Mr. S.

D. Waddy't trenchant vocabulary) which it and Wixard, each 735 too Mess C. B. Swan aad Ha steameri. of a total of 38.313 tons, and lS.UO horse power.

Messrs. Joha BeadheaA and soar total tonnage Is 24,182 and horse power 13 238, consisting of steal steamer aad Messrs. W. Haw thorn, Leslie, aad Co. bave conatru cted sight steal steamers, of a total tonnage of 23,536 tons, aad 20,700 horse power oea venel.

the Ord, lor uaease, being ef i.VX) tons aad borsc power. Other firms bave made the following returns Messrs. Stephenson and 20,317 tons 1000 now power. Messrs. Wlxham.

Richardson, and 29,333 tons. power. Tyne Irca Fbipbuildiat Copany, 19,547 tons S.tUV Horse power, ates ra. Sehlealager, DavU, aad 13,0 toas L2W aorse power. Messrs.

W. Dobaoa and 1301 tons 6.730 borso power. Other firms have built 8,892, 7,101. 6,000. 947.

and 534 sons retpertivery. The Tyne output re preaeaU 13 firms. Messrs. Fa bave, ia addition, built two sets of Govrrainest engines of 3,000 hotse power each. A good deal of the work that baa been done on the rtf cr duriat tbe year was taken at low prices, some shipbuilders aad engineers having contracted considerably ahead.

The work at present ia band will keep tbe majority of tb yards employed daring the greaterpart of next y. There are still on the stocks in Tyne yard over vessel in various states of construction. The returns of Wear shipbuilding for the present year ahow that 13 firms have launched 102 vessels, of a gross tonnage of 217.333. This Is the largest total yet reached, tbe nearest approach to it haviaf 1882, wbca 123 v.ssels, of 212.434 tons, were built. Last year, 75 vessels, of 142,410 ton, were launched, sv that the present year shows aa advaaee of 37 vessel aad 74,925 teas.

The vassals built have beea chicly ordinary cargo steamers. Tbe principal vessel was launched by Mr. James Laios. the Mombassa, of 4,683 toas, the largest vessel yet built oa th Wear, aadeoa rtrueted to the order ot the British India Steam Aavi ration Company. Of the vessels launched, 96, 09,303 tons, were built solely of steel five, ef 6.266, were of iron i and on, of 1,766 tone, was ox iron and steel combined.

Four sailing ships were built, the remainder being steamers The return from i v.iM J. TnotBDSOn and Sods. 13 vessels, 30,548 tons Jsmes lUint, il 'easels 29,160 tons W. Doxford and Sons, 10 rtueli, 24.134 tons eunderiena cuipoiui j. 23,563 toas Short 10 vosael .19 tone I R.

Thompson and Sons, etgbt vessels. W.U4 tonsJ. Blomer and nine vetb, 1J. too. Bartram, HasweU, aad five reaseU.11.417 tons Osba, Graham, aad six vessels.

10.693 tons J. maHnd St, six ve els. .37 toas Jts lU Si Son, fiv. TttHli, 7,930 tons 8traad Bhinway Companr. four vU.

7.481 toast S. P. Austin and SoaVfooV vesIs, ton. Total. 103 vessels, J17.J35 tons.

Tha average capacity ef the ressU wu 3.130 too. was my painful duty to expose La your columns. On a ana ui earv Tim mankind front tha same chambera la tha Tempi aad re ferrinr to tb directory I us si mmutif ana so, xti that Mr. Turner Waddy advise Sensual that the same roof shelters them both in the Regent's as waa tae yoeager politician who issued the toDC of a aaonth's lnpriisasaoat passed ae. a a Id of nine, for tbrowint stone.

Your obediaut rrot, I elasaic at fjioa CoSec. for aa essay ShJh lMUUmitiJJm9jUja mm nnfif bttaiami MARSHAL BE0D0R0 DA lONSBOA'S HEALTH. TO TUB EDITOR OF TBS TIMES. Sir, In reference to tb private telegram alluded to ia 'yesterday'l evening papers statins that the aew IWdaet af the BraxUiaa Eewabli, Marshal X)oda da Foaseca, Is ia a dyiag sUte," I wiU pleasure kastea to iaSvm yoa that respettiag th il matter, lea tbe 18 last. received the follow oeial eoa ran icatioa from Senbot Guiatiao Baca jure.

Minister for Foreign Affairs The lUaees Marshal Deodore Is not of a rrave aatu I shall fad gra ful by year kindly trohUabias; thesl few line. I bar tb hose ta mala, Sir, yw ebedmi serraat, ASAUJO BSXTRaO. lCatiaa of the United State of Braxil Loodoa, Dee. 33. Gams Oovxqt Oaahla eyta to ot rdl ha ej waaaa4 to Miss M.

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