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WARWICKSHIRE . 652 1551 THPearoe 5 5 0 810 1551 E Mallard 15 15 0 904 1551 T Rowbotham 10 10 0 HO 2 1231 WORCESTERSHIRE . 1462 564 JAttwood 27 6 0 ? *? 1514

WEST YORKSHIRE . Unatt . 275 A Armitage 290 Joe Lumb 290 James Brook 495 J E Hull 652 J Lancaster Prov .

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J Graham J Harrison : 168 , F Cleeves Walter Bailey T G Howell Geo Hesketh 0 Lineard

G H Holdroyd Capt . H G E Green Total from the Province 350 0 0 JERSEY . W T Pugsley 130 12 0

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GUERNSEY . Thos Pengelly 52 10 0 FOREIGN . TRANSVAAL .

Geo . Richards ' 10 10 0 MADRAS . Surgn . Capt . W Kiddle 10 10 0 MALTA . James A Bell 10 10 0

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LONDON , TILBURY AND SOUTHEND RAILWAY .

A HIGH class Smoking Concert , organised by the officials of this Company , was given at the King ' s Hall , Holborn Restaurant , W . C , on Monday evening , when the handsome hall was packed with an appreciative audience . Mr . Arthur L . Stride , Managing Director , presided , and among those present were representatives of the principal Metropolitan Railways , and of the large firms doing business with the Company . The

artistes who appeared were M . Johannes Wolff , violin soli , Messrs . Andrew Black , Walter Coward , Edward Dalzell , James Horncastle , Frederick Bevan , Robert Hilton , Fred Cozens ( most of -whom will be recognised as members of our Order ) , and a selected choir from the London Training School for Choristers . It is needless to say that with such talent the programme was

an excellent one , and was heartily enjoyed . During the evening Mr . Stride proposed a well deserved vote of thanks to the Concert Committee , Messrs . H . Cecil Newton , Benjamin Bullock , E . Chalk and J . W . Guy , to the latter of whom the Press representatives are indebted for bis courteous attention . In a highly humorous speech Mr . Stride referred to the complaints often

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received by the Company , and instanced one awful indictment which was found to have emanated from a school boy . He considered these annual concerts were very pleasant functions , and certainly thought that they had set an example to other Railway Companies . Mr . Cecil Newton proposed the health of the Chairman , which was drunk with musical honours , the compliment being modestly acknowledged by Mr . Stride ; and Mr . George H . Turner , General Manager of the Midland Railway , returned thanks for the Visitors . Altogether a very enjoyable evening .

Parkhurst Theatre . —On Monday " The Happy Life , " by Mr . Louis N . Parker , will make its first appearance in the suburbs of London at this Theatre for six nights only , under the direction of Mr . Ernest Oswald . In addition to having the advantage of several members of the original cast to interpret this very charming comedy , the entire scenery and properties from the Duke of York's Theatre will be used . The plot of " The Happy Life " is original and human , the intensity of its interest holding us spell-bound from beginning to end .

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BROWN AND J ONES : "Steady there with the PATTISONS ' , old chap ! " ROBINSON [ : "All right , there ' s plenty for all of us , and not a headache in the whole bottle . "

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At a Bound Pattisons' Whisky has come to the front , and is now In General Use as the Class of Fashion , being : recognised Here , There , and Everywhere , as Scotland's Best .