44278 A. M. M. Weeks 13
44279 Frank George 11
44280 E. M. Hilling 11
44281 Annie Ball 14
44282 Herbert Kitchener, Islington, L 15
44283 James Baker 10
44284 Fredk. Morley 11
44285 Charles Russell 12
44286 George Freeman 13
44287 Ernest West 9
44288 Edward Frayer 13
44289 Albert Logsdon 11
44290 William West 10
44291 W. J. Thomas 11
44292 Joseph Thomas 10
44293 W. Nicholls 15
44294 Walter F. Turner 10
44295 Stanley Kingston 11
44296 John Mitchell 10
44297 Alfred Wright 12
44298 S. Kitchener 18
44299 Joseph Taylor 12
44300 Alfred Alley 11
44301 Mark Rapson 11
44302 William Fansett 14
44303 R. Archer 12
44304 Edwin Pearce 11
44305 J. Cooper 11
44306 Harry Snow 12
44307 Harry Dawkins 11
44308 George Wheeler 11
44309 James Green 14
44310 Robt. Couchman 10
44311 W. Cowling 9
44312 C. Hardingham 11
44313 James Cons 14
44314 George Beaven 11
44315 R. Kingston 10
44316 Fred Marle 12
44317 Alfred Archer 10
44318 George Moss 12
44319 Fredk. Follett 10
44320 Fredk. Baker 11
44321 Charles Barnicott 11
44322 H. Matthews 11
44323 William Ellis 11
44324 Herbert Tubbs 10
44325 John Keuleman 13
44326 William Croxford 10
44327 Thos. Kingston 11
44328 James Sturman 11
44329 Henry Nicholls 9
44330 H. Tissington 9
44331 Charles Taylor 12
44332 GEO. E. OGLE, Brighton 14
44333 Nellie Child 14
44334 Florence A. Moss 15
44335 K. Padwick 10
44336 Adelaide M. Ogle 20
44337 Mary C. Clark 11
44338 Walter Payne 8
44339 W. Padwick 13
44340 Hy. Clark 12
44341 N. E. Newman 11
44342 George R. Mills 7
44343 Emily Mills 9
44344 Amy Mills 10
44345 Kate M. Ogle 18
44346 Emily Cousins 13
44347 Grace Pyne 11
44348 A. Hollingdale 10
44349 George Pollard 13
44350 Laura B. Godfree 11
44351 Ellen Ogle 10
44352 Ada Pyne 13
44353 William A. Ogle 13
44354 Annie Webber 9
44355 Helen Perrin 16
44356 Harry Perrin 10
44357 Alice Webber 10
44358 Albert L. Carter 16
44359 Fredk. W. Mills 12
44360 Alfred Pelling 10
44361 G. Hollingdale 13
44362 Elizabeth Scott 11
44363 Alma Collis 13
44364 Emma Heryet 15
44365 Emma Tull 12
44366 Agnes Scott 13
44367 Albert Gearing 10
44368 Arthur F. Parker 11
44369 James Simmons 8
44370 Violet M. Moss 16
44371 George Webber 8
44372 Geo. P. Newman 15
44373 G. T. Swaffield 14
44374 James French 11
44375 Agnes Prudden 12
44376 E. Mattheson 11
44377 Charles Sier 7
44378 Augusta Prudden 19
44379 V. Cummings 16
44380 CHARLOTTE A. CROSSMAN, Limehouse 12
44381 Fanny E. Jones 14
44382 Alice Fetter 14
44383 Edna G. Pattison 14
44384 E. E. Fullick 13
44385 Margaret Clark 13
44386 Florence E. Davis 12
44387 Julia Page 12
44388 Laura A. Young 15
44389 Sarah Crawley 14
44390 L. M. Crossman 10
44391 Margt. Scruton 10
44392 Jane Crossman 7
44393 Florence Peck 13
44394 F. A. Bowers 10
44395 Ada E. Craddock 13
44396 Elizab. A. Gibbs 15
44397 E. M. Buckman 10
44398 Ada Smith 12
44399 Phoebe Povey 11
44400 Maud Curno 14
44401 Ethel Pattison 10
44402 Ann A. Halcrow 14
44403 Rose A. Jordan 14
44404 Charlotte Smith 11
44405 H. J. D. Webb 16
44406 E. J. Harper 13
44407 E. M. Perkins 13
44408 Alice Hubbard 11
44409 Alice Webb 15
44410 William Jordan 9
44411 E. Hutchison 12
44412 Emma Speaight 13
44413 Kate Moate 13
44414 A. E. Drayson 13
44415 Rosa G. Webb 13
44416 A. F. Bennett 7
44417 Blanche Childs 11
44418 C. C. Pettersson 12
44419 Amy L. Hicks 10
44420 Emily Cameron 10
44421 Sarah P. Findley 16
44422 Marion Cameron 13
44423 Nellie Wardle 13
44424 Alice Bowller 13
44425 Emily Bennett 13
44426 A. Whittenbury 11
44427 E. Whittenbury 14
44428 Annie Pitter 13
44429 A. C. Ohlsen 19
44430 Florence Crispe 12
44431 Edith Larter 10
44432 AMY WELLER, Poplar 14
44433 Florence Bull 10
44434 M. C. Stupple 12
44435 Sophia Osborn 20
44436 M. M. Mackrow 14
44437 H. A. Christmas 15
44438 Rachel Bull 8
44439 Ann Priest 16
44440 Elizabth. Holmes 14
44441 Eliza E. West 15
44442 H. Wiseman 13
44443 Annie Sherlock 14
44444 Florence Barrett 12
44445 Louisa Price 11
44446 Wm. Southgate 14
44447 Thomas Osborn 9
44448 Sarah Seward 19
44449 Alice M. Devine 16
44450 Louisa Huggins 12
44451 F. H. Terrey 15
44452 Ada Gordon 16
44453 E. Southgate 11
44454 A. E. Hubbard 8
44455 Matilda Wattson 10
44456 Ernest Pattison 8
44457 Beatrice Burrow 7
44458 Mary Wesson 13
44459 Alice Looker 13
44460 Elsie Woodley 13
44461 Walter Osborn 11
44462 F. E. J. Hubbard 14
44463 Rosina Ricketts 16
44464 Amy Loaring 10
44465 Mary Straiton 13
44466 Elizbth. Ballard 13
44467 B. L. McLean 11
44468 Gertrd. M. Ford 11
44469 Elizbth. Harrold 13
44470 Wm. R. Ricketts 13
44471 Wm. A. Perkins 8
44472 Thomas Webb 12
44473 Ellen M. Webb 15
44474 W. H. Christmas 14
44475 E. M. Wilkerson 14
44476 Lea L. Christmas 11
44477 Elizabeth Osborn 14
44478 Esther J. Gill 11
44479 Sarah A. Wesson 11
44480 A. C. Houlding 13
44481 Josaphin Popham 14
44482 Clara Bull 12
44483 F. H. Ricketts 12
44484 Agnes Stedman 13
44485 B. Hattersley 11
44486 Elizabth. Burrow 12
44487 Emily Taylor 13
44488 Janet Bright 12
44489 E. C. S. Seward 13
44490 Hannah Skelton 13
44491 Bertha Kellman 12
44492 Charlotte Barrett 8
44493 FLORCE. GALES, Bow 14
44494 Edith Fowler 12
44495 Hugh Hay 10
44496 Catherine Watson 14
44497 Fanny Jones 17
44498 Annie Hunter 12
44499 Eliza Mitchell 12
44500 Mary A. Williams 13
44501 Maud M. Fowler 11
44502 F. A. Weller 12
44503 Louisa Fowler 19
44504 Jemima Wesson 9
44505 Ada H. Hubbard 16
44506 Annie Godfrey 10
44507 Charlotte Pitt 14
44508 Bertha E. Fowler 9
44509 Ellen Manhire 9
44510 Chas. Ayscough 11
44511 Clara Payne 13
44512 Thos. Goodfellow 14
44513 E. S. Lowery 13
44514 C. Hancock 13
44515 Kate Whiteway 9
44516 William J. Lowis 17
44517 Ada Pennell 20
44518 Dorothy A. Noble 10
44519 Clara Richardson 13
44520 Isabella Hay 13
44521 Minnie Keable 10
44522 Maggie Hay 7
44523 Mary A. Osborn 7
44524 Margaret Cole 13
44525 M. McDonald 12
44526 Eliza Whiteway 11
44527 Alice Rushbrook 12
44528 Clara Gales 17
44529 Henry A. Lewis 12
44530 Caroline Stride 12
44531 Albert Weller 10
44532 Ada Gales 9
44533 Sarah Eagle 9
44534 Alice Stafford 9
44535 Florence Fenney 11
44536 Elizabh. Wiseman 17
44537 Edith I. Gales 7
44538 Albert J. Cutting 16
44539 Elizabeth Grieve 18
44540 Keziah Weaver 17
44541 Elizabeth Farr 11
44542 Jane Read 10
44543 Alex. McDonald 9
44544 Edith Hoole,
Camberwell 13
44545 Bertie Mitchell 9
44546 Bertie Longman 8
44547 Louie Longman 10
44548 F. Longman 13
44549 Horace Brown 6
44550 Leonard Brown 8
44551 A. Brown 13
44552 Lily Hoole 3
44553 Edith K. Wood 9
44554 Alfred T. Wood 3
44555 Maude Wood 5
44556 Emma Wood 11
44557 Lizzie Edwards 9
44558 Isabel Edwards 11
44559 Edith Edwards 19
44560 Maggie Edwards 14
44561 Lizzie Smith 14
44562 Louise Melton 7
44563 Flory Melton 11
44564 George Swain 9
44565 Elizabeth Field 8
44566 H. Field 10
44567 Louisa Field 12
44568 Annie Bedford 11
44569 Charlie Jarratt 8
44570 Selina Jarratt 15
44571 Arthur Jarratt 13
44572 A. E. Martin 14
44573 A Day 14
44574 Helen Day 17
44575 Mary E. Crawley 19
44576 Marian B. Wright 13
44577 Alice M. Wright 9
44578 Edith Broom 17
44579 Laura J. Lockie 12
44580 Monty Hammett 3
44581 Bertie Hammett 9
44582 William Cook 12
44583 Emma Short 16
44584 Charles Short 7
44585 Amelia Short 11
44586 Eleanor Short 8
44587 Bertha Reed 14
44588 Maude Pummell 10
44589 A. Hinton 12
44590 Jessie Mackie 8
44591 Edith Green 7
44592 Sydney Green 9
44593 Arthur Green 11
44594 A. E. Warell 12
44595 NELLIE PERCIVAL, Liscard 12
44596 Ada Mitchell 12
44597 Harry Lyons 6
44598 Alice Love 17
44599 Wm. R. Lyons 5
44600 Bessie Robertson 16
44601 Ada Holt 16
44602 Ada Rowe 16
44603 Alice Helsby 17
44604 Maggie Sinclair 16
44605 Robt. P. Stafford 9
44606 Barbara Fletcher 13
44607 Bessie Dickson 13
44608 Beatrice Hale 17
44609 Emily Casement 17
44610 Ruth Ryland 15
44611 Hettie Ward 14
44612 Charles Sinclair 12
44613 Maud Bayley 14
44614 Emma Crossley 12
44615 Jas. H. Stafford 8
44616 Louie Bryer 15
44617 Annie Percival 13
44618 F. Leighton 14
44619 Mabel Woodall 16
44620 Charlotte Bourne 15
44621 Maggie Percival 15
44622 M. Casement 16
44623 Douglas Sinclair 10
44624 Dicky Smith 7
44625 Maude Shepherd 13
44626 Laura Hirst 13
44627 A. M. Johnston 17
44628 Marian Morris 16
44629 J. Wainwright 17
44630 Minnie Evans 14
44631 Charlie Gleadell 6
44632 Kate Charles 14
44633 Mary Lilley 18
44634 Maggie Goodlass 12
44635 Maggie Lenard 18
44636 F. Moulding 16
44637 Beatrice Jones 14
44638 Minnie Noble 14
44639 Barbara Clark 14
44640 Alethea Clark 10
44641 Margt. E. Noble 16
44642 Percy Smith 5
44643 Elizbth. Jackson 17
44644 Alice M. Taylor 17
44645 Alice Willis 16
44646 Minnie Sanders 9
44647 H. W. Sanders 15
44648 Alfred Payne 11
44649 FLORENCE BOON,
Llantrissant 11
44650 Charles Smith 14
44651 Alfred Boon 21
44652 Thomas Williams 12
44653 E. A. Davies 9
44654 Chas. I. Leyshon 7
44655 Thos. Leyshon 6
44656 Evan Davies 11
44657 E. E. Hasking 5
44658 David Roberts 10
44659 E. T. Leyshon 9
44660 Annie Baker 9
44661 William Jenkins 17
44662 Eugnie Davies 6
44663 Lydia Williams 7
44664 Edwin Pritchard 10
44665 George Pritchard 14
44666 Rosina Pritchard 12
44667 Jas. H. Pritchard 5
44668 Anne Dells 10
44669 Ellen Roberts 12
44670 Mary A. Evans 13
44671 Martha East 12
44672 Edith M. Smith 10
44673 Jessie Davies 8
44674 Jane East 14
44675 Ellen M. Parker 12
44676 Charles East 10
44677 Thomas Angell 7
44678 E. Devonshire 10
44679 Amelia Phillips 9
44680 Edwin Smith 11
44681 Ann Williams 12
44682 William Williams 7
44683 Annie Hosking 18
44684 S. Bartlett 15
44685 Samuel Escott 10
44686 Ada Thomas 7
44687 Wm. Hosking 13
44688 Mary E. Thomas 12
44689 Evan Angell 11
44690 Annie Cox 6
44691 S. Devonshire 8
44692 Alfred Hosking 10
44693 Mary Cox 8
44694 Mary J. Baker 5
44695 Alice T. Cooke 7
44696 Maude M. Cooke 8
44697 Bertha E. Cooke 8
44698 Wm. J. Warman 7
44699 Arthur Cooke 10
44700 Lucy Williams 11
44701 James Richards 10
44702 Frederick Lyes 17
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44703 Henry Rex 18
44704 E. A. Priestley 20
44705 Lillie Hugill 17
44706 Annie Hugill 14
44707 FANNY L. CHEW,
Stroud 13
44708 Nettie Sonthern 13
44709 Geo. A. Hulbert 8
44710 F. J. Holland 14
44711 Bessie Hulbert 13
44712 Willie R. Ford 11
44713 Alice R. Hulbert 11
44714 Fred Griffiths 14
44715 Edith E. Holland 16
44716 W. E. M. Hulbert 10
44717 Robert Johnston 13
44718 Lizzie Davis 21
44719 Gertrude Holland 14
44720 Georgina Chew 8
44721 Alfred R. Ford 14
44722 W. A. Watkins 10
44723 Maud Harrison 9
44724 Florence Hooper 10
44725 Arthur Ellis 13
44726 Lilly McKellar 8
44727 Harry Chandler 13
44728 Ernest J. Tayler 10
44729 Walter Wheeler 14
44730 Harry Roberts 10
44731 Arthur Chew 12
44732 Lionel Chew 8
44733 William J. Fass 11
44734 Corbett Holland 11
44735 E. B. Pitt 15
44736 Harry Holland 9
44737 Henry Gazard 13
44738 C. Baumbrough 16
44739 Louisa Parfitt 18
44740 Flora E. Watkins 17
44741 Gertrd. Watkins 14
44742 Fredk. Nind 13
44743 Nellie I. Aspinall 11
44744 Edith Compton 10
44745 Ralph Wheeler 12
44746 Harry Halford 12
44747 Constance Pitt 12
44748 George Docker 13
44749 Mary Chew 8
44750 James Treseder 12
44751 Violet McKellar 10
44752 Frederick Pitt 20
44753 Seymor Bonford 14
44754 Ernest Ricketts 12
44755 Kate Eliot 13
44756 Charlie Bailey 13
44757 John Wheller 14
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44758 Mary Jenney 11
44759 Annie E. Throp 12
44760 Susannah Jenney 9
44761 R. Welsh 10
44762 Ernest Wall 10
44763 G. Mallalieu 10
44764 Ethel Harris 8
44765 Arthur F. Pacey 7
44766 Ethel Homes 12
44767 Edith S. Dealy 13
44768 Clara Hoëlzer 12
44769 Gilbert Haldane 14
44770 Harry G. Assiter 15
44771 Agnes M Mullins 11
44772 J. C. Waterhouse 9
44773 M. Waterhouse 8
44774 A. Waterhouse 11
44775 LUCY A. GRIEVE, Greenock 13
44776 Margt. M. Neish 11
44777 E. W. Johnston 11
44778 Agnes McKinnon 11
44779 Margaret Lower 11
44780 C. McKinlay 11
44781 Eliza A. Boyd 11
44782 I. M. McDonald 11
44783 Mary McAulay 10
44784 Robert McAulay 12
44785 Gracie McAulay 18
44786 Annie McAulay 16
44787 John Cooke 8
44788 Jeanie Cooke 12
44789 Harry Cooke 10
44790 Edwd. L. Grieve 4
44791 Florce. A. Grieve 7
44792 Robertha Grieve 10
44793 James H. Grieve 8
44794 Hilda C. Grieve 5
44795 Bella Longwill 10
44796 Maggie Longwill 15
44797 John F. Hodge 8
44798 Agnes L. Hodge 12
44799 Archie Grieve 15
44800 Mary J Grieve 10
44801 John Grieve 13
44802 Laura M. Trew 12
44803 M. Symington 10
44804 M. J. Symington 12
44805 Robert Smith 12
44806 Agnes Smith 10
44807 M. E. Brittlebank 16
44808 M. Brittlebank 11
44809 C. D. McKay 17
44810 F. J. Thorburn 11
44811 Isabella Mara 9
44812 Mary Mara 5
44813 Jas. B. Fulton 12
44814 Agnes B. Fulton 9
44815 Wm. B. Fulton 10
44816 John Whiteford 17
44817 Jane Whiteford 19
44818 M. Whiteford 8
44819 E. A. Paterson 9
44820 J. G. Paterson 10
44821 A. F. Whiteford 11
44822 Jessie Whiteford 15
44823 John Ramsay 8
44824 C. Ramsay 12
44825 E. J. Whiteford 12
44826 M. C. Whiteford 17
44827 Mary Trew 10
44828 S. R. Paterson 7
44829 V. M. Paterson 6
44830 Janet McMurtrie 13
44831 M. McMurtrie 16
44832 Robt. McMurtrie 10
44833 Jane McMurtrie 18
44834 Jane Thorburn 9
44835 Jessie Sime 16
44836 John M. Sime 9
44837 Sarah Sime 18
44838 HILDA VORLEY, Camden Road,
London 14
44839 Jessie Rintoul 13
44840 Kate Darvell 15
44841 H. Hardy 9
44842 Mary A. Darvell 20
44843 Fanny Blake 19
44844 H. F. Fredricks 18
44845 Fredk. W. Darvell 18
44846 May Vorley 17
44847 Herbt. D. Lister 15
44848 Thomas Allen 16
44849 E. F. Gillott 15
44850 Emily F. Colls 13
44851 E. Wilkinson 11
44852 William Vorley 12
44853 Cecilia Loebl 10
44854 Arthur Gartley 10
44855 Bessie Shaw 12
44856 Emmeline Vorley 16
44857 John Brooke 8
44858 E. M. Jennings 14
44859 Harry Brooke 6
44860 Ada Parker 11
44861 Lucy Merzbach 8
44862 Edwd. Merzbach 11
44863 L. M. Hearn 16
44864 A. H. Colebrook 10
44865 Ethel Pyke 10
44866 Florence Baker 12
44867 Fanny Gartley 14
44868 Hilda Corner 12
44869 John A. Brown 11
44870 Louisa Rintoul 15
44871 Lilian Brock 12
44372 F. Matthews 12
44873 K. A. Wilkinson 14
44874 Mary Dowsett 14
44875 F. W. Dunaway 18
44876 E. A. Townsend 17
44877 Lily Barker 8
44878 Ethel Barker 13
44879 Kathleen C. Gow 17
44880 Lillie Stoner 12
44881 Gertrd. Rayment 8
44882 Samuel Brooke 9
44883 Ernestine Baker 15
44884 Lydia Gardner 14
44885 Emma E. Allen 8
44886 Caroline S. Allen 11
44887 Wm. H. Allen 14
44888 Emily M. Allen 18
44889 Mary A. Jones 12
44890 Ellen G. Jones 10
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44891 Percy M. Jones 9
44892 Mary M. Jose 13
44893 Sophie H. Isle 7
44894 James C. Isle 9
44895 Shirza Ferguson 14
44896 Francis L. Smith 12
44897 Margaret Gill 16
44898 Dora Gill 14
44899 Louis H. Daish 15
44900 Percy P. Cotton 11
44901 Lucy W. Barker 12
44902 F. M. Barker 10
44903 Frank D. Barker 7
44904 K. W. Barker 5
44905 Edith Wallace 15
44906 Amy Wallace 9
44907 John B. Stewart 8
44908 Gertrd. A. Escott 10
44909 Charles Brereton 11
44910 Mary E. Wallis 20
44911 A. A. Langley 19
44912 E. J. Newman 9
44913 Evelyn P. Sewell 10
44914 Winifred Lamb 12
44915 Anna Lamb 13
44916 Helen Lamb 16
44917 Emily Lamb 7
44918 GERTRUDE A. AMOS, Hampstead 16
44919 Kathleen Jenkins 8
44920 F. E. Jenkins 15
44921 May Jenkins 11
44922 Annie Lee 19
44923 Ewart C. Amos 17
44924 Thomas Cowney 7
44925 Arthur Cowney 9
44926 Ethel Cowney 11
44927 Minnie M. Shaw 8
44928 Charles J. Shaw 12
44929 Rose K. Nowlan 13
44930 P. L. Nowlan 15
44931 Edith M. Dwight 19
44932 Edith A. Rogers 15
44933 Jessie E. Rogers 8
44934 J. A. Rogers 18
44935 Miriam Rogers 16
44936 Wallace Barron 8
44937 Ethel M. Yates 15
44938 C. M. Hewetson 10
44939 Alice A. Miley 15
44940 Emily Fowke 15
44941 E. M. Thompson 16
44942 E. M. Clements 11
44943 Rose M. Smithers 15
44944 Katerine Wickes 11
44945 A. M. Wickes 14
44946 Henry White 16
44947 Charles White 12
44948 Katie Spalding 9
44949 Alice M. Spalding 12
44950 Catherine White 15
44951 K. A. Bergin 9
44952 Mary Bergin 14
44953 Margaret Bergin 8
44954 Thos. G. Bergin 11
44955 Gertrude M. Sims 10
44956 Edith Sims 13
44957 Emmeline Sims 10
44958 Mildred P. Orwin 11
44959 Ethel M. Orwin 14
44960 Henry Wines 10
44961 Charlotte Wines 14
44962 John Wines 11
44963 Bessie Biggs 9
44964 Clara D. Mills 16
44965 E. M. Spalding 11
44966 Violet Spalding 15
44967 Marian Goodall 13
44968 Mary White 9
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44969 Susanne E. Price 12
44970 Rosa L. Candy 13
44971 Jas. H. Nicholson 11
44972 Frances L. Hyde 12
44973 Ellen R. Carr 12
44974 Ella M. McCaul 15
44975 Albert C. Farmer 12
44976 NELLIE CHAPPELL, Camden Road,
London 13
44977 Katie Avern 13
44978 Emily Avern 8
44979 Annie Gregory 10
44980 G. A. Jaques 8
44981 Louisa Price 8
44982 Kate Spain 12
44983 Lily Petch 11
44984 M. Bourdelaine 14
44985 Gertrude Hedges 16
44986 Edith Smith 9
44987 E. B. Palmar 10
44988 Thos. A. Avern 11
44989 L. Bourdelaine 12
44990 Eva R. Child 13
44991 Edith Pybus 13
44992 F. Hughes 12
44993 Edith Palmar 8
44994 Lizzie J. Shenton 11
44995 Julia Denny 9
44996 Flornce. J. Reeve 14
44997 Edith T. a'Bois 14
44998 Lucy Ashton 16
44999 Percy H. Brown 12
45000 Alice E. Lloyd 14
45001 M. E. Goodman 9
45002 Edith F. Ball 10
45003 R. G. Durnford 11
45004 H. L. Darnton 11
45005 Maggie L. Polak 9
45006 William P. Ball 6
45007 M. W. Smith 4
45008 Jenny Ball 9
45009 Lydia Taylor 12
45010 May Lloyd 8
45011 Ada Rayner 11
45012 Ellen M. Hunt 17
45013 Eleanor C. Muir 14
45014 Loetitia Lambert 12
45015 Edith A. Cox 12
45016 Jessy F. Charles 14
45017 Nellie Pybus 14
45018 Clara E. Brice 16
45019 Jessie E. Davis 13
45020 Ada Chappell 15
45021 L. H. Shelton 8
45022 Emily L. Smith 11
45023 Florence M. Pitch 9
45024 Bessie Cox 11
45025 Florence Mashell 10
45026 Annie J. Charles 16
45027 JANET M. GREGORY, Paignton 12
45028 Florce. E. Waith 12
45029 M. F. E. Waith 10
45030 Mary Bradford 13
45031 Lily Telfer 18
45032 Edith Cawley 12
45033 Beatrice E. Harris 12
45034 Ethel M. Rundle 11
45035 Ida M. Madden 9
45036 Kate Cawley 9
45037 Blanch Telfer 9
45038 L. K. Madden 14
45039 E. Mulcaster 9
45040 Richd. Mulcaster 7
45041 B. E. Shorland 12
45042 E. I. Shorland 11
45043 Violet Gregory 4
45044 Edith M. Lory 18
45045 E. A. Richards 17
45046 Janie Rowe 16
45047 E. M. Madden 17
45048 Emily M. Corew 14
45049 Ada E. Rowe 13
45050 Frances C. Telfer 8
45051 C. L. Telfer 5
45052 James D. Telfer 6
45053 Edith Telfer 13
45054 C. M. Rogers 12
45055 Ethel H. Clark 12
45056 E. M. Hughes 7
45057 Mary B. Winch 12
45058 Winifred Mason 10
45059 Clara M. Mason 9
45060 Arthur Mason 7
45061 Willie P. Martin 8
45062 Effie Robertson 15
45063 Gussie Cay 13
45064 Agnes Clarke 14
45065 Daisy Comber 13
45066 Laura R. Trioni 15
45067 Sophie Ridley 16
45068 Alice F. Morrell 14
45069 Annie Fowler 12
45070 Blanche Fulton 13
45071 Lizzie Franklin 15
45072 Effie Lecky 14
45073 Ethel Norbury 13
45074 E. L. H. Wilder 12
45075 Katie Haswell 13
45076 Chas. F. Bluett 5
45077 Alfred Kingston 5
45078 E. M. Kingston 7
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45079 E. E. Faithfull 11
45080 Cathrne. J. Jones 13
45081 M. W. Jones 9
45082 Robert Jones 11
45083 L. L. Baxter 15
45084 L. J. Stephens 13
45085 Florence B. Shaw 11
45086 Edith A. Shaw 15
45087 Dora K. Purvis 9
45088 Hannah S. Purvis 7
45089 Mabel F. Shaw 8
45090 Jessie C. Shaw 10
45091 Annie V. Shaw 9
45092 Alice M. Heins 9
45093 F. M. Heins 11
45094 Mary A. Howard 9
45095 F. S. Howard 7
45096 John A. Harrison 11
45097 J. M. Mackenzie 8
45098 JULIA M. CROWHURST, Gt.
Ormond St., Lond. 14
45099 Stanley J. Beeson 7
45100 Edgar T. Beeson 9
45101 Alice Wills 16
45102 Julia C. Horley 11
45103 Ellen N. Horley 7
45104 L. H. Wingfield 17
45105 Edith Wingfield 10
45106 Frank Wingfield 12
45107 G. M. Wingfield 6
45108 Florence Carlton 7
45109 Ada I. Sanders 15
45110 Etta Gash 17
45111 Chas. F. Sanders 11
45112 E. E. Gunton 17
45113 Sarah Oldham 20
45114 Arthur Goode 9
45115 W. W. Crowhurst 12
45116 Annie Goode 18
45117 Maria Goode 19
45118 Arabella Brooks 13
45119 Elliott E. Brooks 12
45120 John B. Goode 15
45121 Ethel S. Brooks 10
45122 Wm. C. Brooks 15
45123 E. S. Sherwood 15
45124 Jas. T. Sherwood 13
45125 Thos. N. Carlton 9
45126 Ada Edwards 12
45127 Henry Edwards 15
45128 Annie Edwards 13
45129 Frank Neck 10
45130 Walter Powell 11
45131 C. Hotchkiss 18
45132 Rosa Folley 17
45133 Mary E. Lucas 18
45134 Edwd. H. Adams 9
45135 M. E. Symonds 19
45136 Frank Allen 15
45137 B. Allatt 13
45138 I. Crowhurst 20
45139 H. A. Crowhurst 15
45140 E. M. Crowhurst 16
45141 Herbert Wills 13
45142 Ormond A. Taylor 19
45143 Albert J. Turner 15
45144 Louisa Turner 17
45145 F. E. Taylor 15
45146 Fredk. R. Horley 13
45147 George Horley 12
45148 Edith Wills 9
45149 MIA BOWCOTT, Bath 16
45150 M. I. C. Whitley 12
45151 H. F. Whitley 10
45152 H. P. Whitley 13
45153 Owen Owen 9
45154 Edwd. J. Hughes 10
45155 E. Clack 9
45156 R. H. Mattingly 13
45157 J. F. Healey 14
45158 H. R. Hancock 11
45159 S. J. Bowcott 12
45160 C. S. Chatterton 15
45161 F. M. Chatterton 12
45162 Kate Chatterton 11
45163 Emily A. Estens 19
45164 Florce. Hayward 14
45165 Flossie Rolfe 13
45166 T. E. Archard 10
45167 E. E. Archard 12
45168 H. Newham 10
45169 B. W. Whittaker 19
45170 Charles D. Fox 17
45171 Maud D. Fox 19
45172 Rosa A. Cole 16
45173 Frank H. Greves 11
45174 F. E. McManus 12
45175 Annie Parfitt 12
45176 Emma Hillary 17
45177 Lucy J. Cobb 19
45178 Kate Francis 19
45179 K. F. Alabaster 15
45180 I. M. Alabaster 13
45181 Emily A. Fuller 19
45182 Edith Weeks 9
45183 Mary Salmon 13
45184 Ada E. Fisher 18
45185 Bertha E. Fisher 20
45186 A. F. Merrick 20
45187 Charles Fowler 9
45188 C. H. Fowler 13
45189 H. Fowler 11
45190 John Tucker 13
45191 William Dale 11
45192 H. J. Sheppy 10
45193 G. D. Lewis 17
45194 James W. Lewis 9
45195 Mary Hillier 15
45196 Emily Jennings 10
45197 Kate Merrett 14
45198 Jane Tadd 14
45199 Nellie Hancock 11
45200 Ethel Hancock 9
45201 Clarissa A. Ball 18
45202 Stephen Owen 6
45203 Millicent Owen 8
45204 Florence Owen 18
45205 Lily H. Weeks 11
45206 Arthur Broderick 11
45207 Herbt. A. Brewer 13
45208 Emily Ford 13
45209 Frances Gayner 10
45210 Emily Marshall 16
45211 Edith Marshall 10
45212 Elizabeth Bolton 12
45213 Alice Druce 18
45214 Ada Fisher 10
45215 Mary A. Sotcher 9
45216 C. N. Pasfield 12
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45217 E. Crump 18
45218 Maggie Neale 14
45219 O. Nicole 17
45220 Archie Palmer 13
45221 Evan Powell 12
45222 Henrietta Leah 15
45223 E. E. Hampson 12
45224 Nellie Brucker 13
45225 LOUISA J. STEVENS. Poplar 13
45226 Eliza Bucknell 10
45227 Thersa Turner 9
45228 William Baker 13
45229 Jessie Double 9
45230 Jane E. Palmer 10
45231 Amy Joyce 7
45232 Edith M. Fisher 10
45233 Rosina Young 8
45234 Minnie Walker 9
45235 F. L. Mortlock 8
45236 Ferdind. Geiger 10
45237 Leah Payne 8
45238 Bertha Baker 8
45239 W. Underwood 10
45240 Arthur T. Gray 8
45241 Eleanor Porter 10
45242 Mildred Braine 9
45243 E. Thompson 16
45244 Mary A. Neil 13
45245 George Neil 9
45246 Emily Dickson 18
45247 Emma Neil 15
45248 Thos. Jenkyn 11
45249 C. J. Cockshott 12
45250 Sarah A. Baynes 13
45251 Mercy Knopp 12
45252 Nellie Brooks 11
45253 Lily Winch 11
45254 Edith Springford 19
45255 Elizabeth Green 15
45256 Hugh M. Green 12
45257 Geo. Shepherd 13
45258 M. J. Cockshott 9
45259 Florence Horne 9
45260 Alice L. Barrett 16
45261 Rosina Barrett 18
45262 Edwd. J. Barrett 12
45263 William Day 7
45264 Henry Day 16
45265 Ellen Wright 11
45266 Minnie Colton 14
45267 Edith Lakin 15
45268 T. G. Greghirn 20
45269 John Murton 14
45270 Melindia Murton 16
45271 Annie Stevens 19
45272 W. Thomson 9
45273 Selim Wright 8
45274 Mary A. Wright 6
45275 Annie Barrett 19
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45276 C. F. Winckworth 7
45277 W. Winckworth 10
45278 Alfred C. Warren 8
45279 G. I. Warren 4
45280 A. J. Blagbrough 12
45281 Florence Pearson 14
45282 Lydia M. Japp 16
45283 Samuel H. Hague 14
45284 Minnie Rodgers 14
45285 F. E. P. Haigh 10
45286 Ethel M. Haigh 11
45287 F. E. A. Haigh 12
45288 C. Ainsworth 8
45289 J. E. Ainsworth 7
45290 W. A. Ainsworth 6
45291 IDA G. NEWTON, Weston-super-Mare 11
45292 C. M. Newton 9
45293 H. L. Rossiter 14
45294 Agnes L. Evans 11
45295 Martha M. Mills 17
45296 William Tucker 8
45297 Tilda Tucker 8
45298 William Mitchell 2
45299 Rosa Mitchell 5
45300 Amelia Day 19
45301 Alice Day 14
45302 Albert Hawker 11
45303 Jessie L. Taylor 20
45304 Ethel Kidd 12
45305 Lilian E. Kidd 10
45306 Caroline E. Long 14
45307 Mary A. Gawler 16
45308 K. E. Stockman 16
45309 Rosa Richardson 16
45310 S. A. Hancock 14
45311 Annie S. Misson 16
45312 Minnie Rowley 11
45313 Ada Tollis 13
45314 B. C. Foutt 14
45315 M. Perrem 12
45316 A. Young 13
45317 A. Lee 13
45318 Amy T. Pillis 11
45319 Susan Milsted 14
45320 Lizzie Rich 13
45321 Lillie Webber 15
45322 Margaret Neads 15
45323 Emma Goodall 15
45324 Ada Watts 15
45325 Annie Smaile 13
45326 Lillie Jay 13
45327 Emily Morgan 12
45328 Ada Knight 10
45329 Florence Hoobs 12
45330 Amelia Mintern 15
45331 H. Cridland 15
45332 Ada Maggs 15
45333 Maggie May 16
45334 E. S. Thompson 16
45335 Mabel Herbert 10
45336 Minnie May 12
45337 Julia Furkins 13
45338 Ada Trowbridge 13
45339 Florence Brewer 16
45340 Charlotte Flynn 15
45341 Minnie Rudman 15
45342 Elizbth. Catterell 16
45343 Mary McGown. 12
45344 Lottie Burton 14
45345 Bertha Pratt 14
45346 Selina Broom 14
45347 Alice Clapp 18
45348 A. J. Maybank 17
45349 Muriel L. Moore 10
45350 Lionel L. Moore 9
45351 Percy L. Moore 11
45352 C. Scofield 18
45353 A. Woodwell 10
45354 Frederick Berry 15
45355 FLORCE. PEARSON, Poplar 14
45356 Emily Nichols 10
45357 Ada Nichols 11
45358 Clara Anthony 13
45359 Arthur Pearson 10
45360 H. R. Pearson 20
45361 Amelia Pearson 19
45362 M. Ellingford 16
45363 Fanny E. Jones 14
45364 A. E. C. Kallberg 19
45365 Rose A. Kallberg 15
45366 Edith Slade 19
45367 C. G. Carter 14
45368 L. M. Carter 18
45369 James E. Carter 16
45370 Maud Taylor 7
45371 Betsey Carter 20
45372 Sarah A. Carter 11
45373 Fanny C. Taylor 17
45374 Louisa Taylor 14
45375 Ada P. Taylor 10
45376 Beatrice Taylor 8
45377 Jessie Taylor 12
45378 Edgar Taylor 20
45379 Emma William 15
45380 Rosa J. Seward 7
45381 Hugh Seward 16
45382 Ernest E. Seward 9
45383 Kate Buckland 15
45384 Arthr. E. Seward 11
45385 James Pearson 10
45386 Ernest Daglish 10
45387 Florence Weller 12
45388 Eliza Bayes 20
45389 Annie Hind 13
45390 Ellen Spence 16
45391 Edith Greene 17
45392 Chrissie Abdo 16
45393 Isabella Cowie 18
45394 Rosina Johnson 10
45395 Amelia Johnson 14
45396 Annie Miller 13
45397 Arthur Semmons 8
45398 Alice M. Semmons 13
45399 Elzbth. A. Pryke 15
45400 F. E. Semmons 9
45401 A. M. Semmons 12
45402 C. E. Ayscough 14
45403 Edith Webb 13
45404 Clara Petts 19
45405 Maria Maggs 17
45406 Wm. H. Bagnall 16
45407 H. M. Bagnall 13
45408 Elsie Gibbons 13
45409 F. W. Marsh 13
45410 Alice G. Murray 14
45411 F. M. Franklyn 13
45412 E. F. Clymer 13
45413 Annie M. Clymer 14
45414 A. E. Franklyn 15
45415 E. N. Franklyn 3
45416 I. M. Franklyn 8
45417 R. L. Thompson 9
45418 M. B. Rogers 19
45419 S. S. Stonehouse 12
45420 Edwd. Domaille 9
45421 C. T. T. Domaille 12
45422 M. C. C. Domaille 10
45423 Herbert Shelton 11
45424 Fred Gray 11
45425 Charles Windsor 12
45426 John Windsor 6
45427 Fanny Windsor 9
45428 Sissie Stanley 14
45429 Janet Windsor 8
45430 H. G. Atchley 11
45431 Jessie Archibald 9
45432 Richd. Archibald 13
45433 Wm. Archibald 16
45434 William Angove 17
45435 Viva Halstead, Rawtenstall 14
45436 W. G. Overstall 18
45437 E. A. Overstall 16
45438 S. A. Overstall 14
45439 Fred. C. Overstall 13
45440 M. A. Overstall 11
45441 E. J. Overstall 9
45442 F. P. Overstall 7
45443 Ernest Cunliffe 9
45444 E. A. Cunliffe 14
45445 Geo. H. Cunliffe 16
45446 Mary J. Cunliffe 18
45447 A. Killingbeck 16
45448 A. M. Killingbeck 12
45449 H. Killingbeck 10
45450 F. E. Killingbeck 7
45451 Linda Cunliffe 12
45452 Bessie Cunliffe 14
45453 Lizzie Cunliffe 16
45454 Mary L. Hoyle 7
45455 Edith A. Hoyle 11
45456 James E. Hoyle 16
45457 Elzbth. A. Gould 10
45458 Mary Gould 11
45459 Joseph H. Gould 13
45460 Lizzie Cordingley 7
45461 M. A. Cordingley 9
45462 J. J. Cordingley 12
45463 Sarah E. Collins 14
45464 Beatrice Dunkin 14
45465 Pollie Birtwistle 14
45466 Jane A. Spencer 16
45467 Julia Taylor 15
45468 S. E. Ashworth 15
45469 Justina Roberts 18
45470 Lucy Snead 19
45471 A. Grundy 16
45472 Thos. W. Grundy 18
45473 Harriet Grundy 19
45474 Frank Brown 9
45475 Bertram Brown 12
45476 Florence Brown 14
45477 M. L. Ashworth 12
45478 T. A. Ashworth 16
45479 Richd. Ashworth 14
45480 Francis J. Barker 10
45481 Walter Barker 14
45482 Annie Barker 15
45483 M. Pennington 17
45484 Annie Pennington 19
45485 Alice Lord 11
45486 Bessie Lord 13
45487 Thomas E. Lord 9
45488 Alice Lord 16
45489 Jennie Cunliffe 17
45490 B. Cunliffe 19
45491 Polly Melligan 8
45492 Clara Melligan 10
45493 Polly Broughton 15
45494 Geo. Broughton 19
45495 Edith Clarke 10
45496 Eliza Clark 16
45497 Annie Shaw 8
45498 Harry Bridge 10
45499 Sarah J. Coupe 11
45500 I. M. Clements 12
45501 Harriett Ingham 12
45502 Nellie Benson 13
45503 Sarah E. Parker 13
45504 Bradley Starkie 13
45505 I. H. HUME, Jedburgh 18
45506 Isabella Smith 6
45507 Edith Cumming 15
45508 Maggie Easton 7
45509 Ronald Easton 5
45510 Eliza Easton 5
45511 Frances C. Hume 8
45512 Agnes Smith 9
45513 Lizzie Wight 8
45514 Mary Hush 10
45515 Bella Turnbull 9
45516 Netta Turnbull 7
45517 M. A. Young 13
45518 Bella Easton 8
45519 James Rorkland 7
45520 Janie J. Simpson 14
45521 Ella McDougall 12
45522 Ina Euston 10
45523 Janie Hume 12
45524 Afra Caudee e 7
45525 Maggie Burn 16
45526 Nellie Whillans 13
45527 G. Davidson 13
45528 Mary Polson 15
45529 Jane Cairns 18
45530 A. J. E. Hume 12
45531 Geo. A. Taylor 13
45532 Frederick Potter 11
45533 J. A. B. Porter 17
45534 Isabella Scott 14
45535 Jane Hannah 10
45536 Elizabeth Atkin 11
45537 Nettie Oliver 9
45538 H. S. Dickman 8
45539 J. S. Dickman 6
45540 Jane Atkins 10
45541 James Robertson 17
45542 Agnes Miller 8
45543 Isabella H. Miller 15
45544 Janet C. Miller 13
45545 Mary Davidson 15
45546 I. H. Davidson 11
45547 Johanna M. Clay 14
45548 A. B. Jamieson 10
45549 Jane Murray 12
45550 Janet Halliburton 12
45551 C. W. Dickman 11
45552 May Bruce 18
45553 Bessie Oliver 7
45554 Arthur Wright 6
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45355 Agnes Porter 7
45556 Caroline Lucas 12
45557 Alpha Hansen 11
45558 Clarissa Cooper 17
45559 Marian Howard 11
45560 Ethel Oliver 10
45561 Hilda Howard 10
45562 Jessie Kidd 8
45563 Edith Howard 13
45564 Marie Arthur 16
45565 Jenie Cooper 14
45566 Mabe Sloggett 12
45567 Hilda Taylor 10
45568 Julia S. Ramsden 12
45569 Mary Schomberg 12
45570 Norman Pringle 12
45571 Helen Hurley 12
45572 EDITH HILLINGWORTH,
Alfreton 16
45573 Martha Allcock 16
45574 Agnes Unwin 21
45575 Clara Winchester 12
45576 M. Tomkinson 17
45577 Bertie Vine 12
45578 Lilian Vine 19
45579 A. Tomkinson 18
45580 Gertrude Dean 12
45581 Pattie Knowles 11
45582 Fanny Evans 9
45583 Ada M. Wright 9
45584 F. E. Drabble 16
45585 Charlotte Wright 14
45586 Sarah J. Wright 11
45587 Lilly Holland 9
45588 Laura Mason 19
45589 Ada Goodwin 11
45590 Lizzie Evans 11
45591 Florence Slack 9
45592 Mary J. Askew 9
45593 Ada M. Deeley 15
45594 Annie Holland 15
45595 Lizzie Holmes 12
45596 Elizabeth Barker 18
45597 L. J. Robertson 6
45598 J. M. Robertson 10
45599 Alexander Miller 10
45600 Mary Miller 11
45601 Helen Miller 9
45602 Elzbth. Shardlow 10
45603 H. E. Cunliffe 8
45604 Mary Johnston 11
45605 Hugh Smith 13
45606 May Smith 7
45607 Maggie Smith 9
45608 Agnes Smith 19
45609 A. Lancaster 13
45610 Annie Brierley 13
45611 Annie Woolley 14
45612 H. Shardlow 12
45613 Clara Clarkson 14
45614 Jellie Garlick 14
45615 W. A. Shardlow 7
45616 J. H. Shardlow 8
45617 Edward Shardlow 10
45618 A. Hollingsworth 12
45619 Wm. H. Hunsley 15
45620 Arthur Shardlow 5
45621 M. E. Shardlow 8
45622 Mary Bacon 16
45623 E. Stevenson 20
45624 William Allcock 14
45625 Annie Allcock 18
45626 Willie. E. Smith 6
45627 John A. J. Smith 10
45628 Harry G. Smith 8
45629 Emily A. Smith 12
45630 Ralph R. Allen 12
45631 Charles Smith 11
45632 Marian E. Phipps 10
45633 F. M. D. Lindsey 14
45634 A. R. Roberts 11
45635 Howard Evans 13
45636 R. F. Woodward 13
45637 A. M. Aldington 13
45638 Edith Neale 10
45639 R. C. Trousdale 7
45640 C. W. Trousdale 8
45641 E. M. Trousdale 10
45642 Angela Mallmann 12
45643 Eleanor F. Fox 9
45644 Elizabeth M. Fox 10
45645 H. M. Grieve 15
45646 E. J. Simpson 15
45647 C. B. Shaw 11
45648 John F. Badeley 9
45649 Leslie Neale 9
45650 Lilly Pritchard 9
45651 Lizzie M. Rudge 20
45652 Mary Waite 11
45653 Emily Stokes 7
45654 Sarah Smith 13
45655 Gertie Rudge 9
45656 Lilly Washband 9
45657 Hetty West 8
45658 Emily Waite 12
45659 Mary A. Davis 10
45660 Alice Stokes 10
45661 Martha Jakeman 10
45662 Caroline Jakeman 16
45663 Eliza Freeman 10
45664 Lizzie Pritchard 13
45665 Arthur Stokes 12
45666 ARCHIBALD S. HOCKING, Junction
Rd., Lond. 14
45667 Ada Brooking 18
45668 George A. Haines 17
45669 Blanch Smith 11
45670 Lily Smith 8
45671 Fredk. Smith 14
45672 Alfred Lamb 14
45673 Chas. F. Chappell 16
45674 A. J. Chapman 15
45675 Frank Evans 9
45676 Ellen Nash 18
45677 Florence Smith 11
45678 Thomas Digby 12
45679 Arthur Beadles 14
45680 Charles Nichols 14
45681 James Teasdale 15
45682 Alice Digby 13
45683 Edward Withers 16
45684 Walter Amor 15
45685 A. Woodliffe 11
45686 William Druigne 14
45687 William Baugham 15
45688 J. H. G. Baugham 13
45689 Edith Hocking 13
45690 Neville Clifton 15
45691 Henry Colebrook 11
45692 Henry Courtier 10
45693 Godfry McCullock 9
45694 John Rowley 17
45695 S. T. Colebrook 13
45696 George Pettit 12
45697 T. A. B. Carver 14
45698 Emma Langton 13
45699 William Lown 14
45700 Rose Smith 20
45701 Lily Smith 18
45702 Flrnce. Newman 15
45703 Lucy Ruddle 14
45704 T. W. Woodliffe 15
45705 Robert Thomas 14
45706 Alfred W. Ward 14
45707 Ernest Furley 14
45708 H. Monnickendam 15
45709 C. W. Fowler 14
45710 Wm. Colebrooks 9
45711 A. W. Dadson 14
45712 G. H. Bassett 15
45713 Fredk. Nichols 11
45714 Lewis B. Brown 14
45715 Harold Deakin 16
45716 John Fidler 14
45717 Cecil R. Littlejohn 14
45718 A. E. Speaight 13
45719 H. E. Hopkins 13
45720 Clara Curling 10
45721 Jennie Hewitt 13
45722 Annie Crossman,
Limehouse, London 12
45723 Annie Mills 14
45724 Florence Harvey 11
45725 F. M. Cullum 11
45726 Emma Rae 11
45727 Eliza Elston 10
45728 Christina Hayes 12
45729 Martha Markham 9
45730 Ada Wickett 9
45731 Florence Knight 9
45732 Florence Hart 14
45733 Florence Cable 9
45734 Nell Hepworth 11
45735 Alice Baker 11
45736 Ellen Felgate 13
45737 Kate Cable 13
45738 Daisy Hooker 7
45739 John Bowller 7
45740 Samuel Bowller 11
45741 Sarah Terry 12
45742 Elizabeth Smith 13
45743 Mary Rogers 10
45744 Elizbth. E. Gibbs 11
45745 Minnie Miller 14
45746 Lilian Skelton 11
45747 Maud Clegg 7
45748 Maud Bristow 9
45749 Martha Goodman 18
45750 Mary Gapp 7
45751 Louisa Pomeroll 8
45752 Fredk Fowler 17
45753 Emily Gapp 13
45754 Janet Dunk 14
45755 John Dixon 10
45756 Minnie Pomeroll 12
45757 Ernest Cutting 12
45758 Gertrude Cutting 8
45759 Ada Cutting 7
45760 Geo. C. Hudson 9
45761 Wm. C. Hudson 11
45762 Henrietta Davis 9
45763 Laura J. Davis 8
45764 W. H. Davis 3
45765 Ellen L. Davis 6
45766 Minnie Witten 10
45767 Ellen Fowler 17
45768 Leopold Bland 13
45769 Caroline Hart 11
45770 Wm. T. Bright 17
45771 C. E. Ayscough 15
45772 Maud Hicks 8
45773 Myra Whittle 15
[_Officers and Members are referred to a Special Notice on page 55._]
TRUE STORIES ABOUT PETS, ANECDOTES, &c.
AN AFFECTIONATE PARROT.
DEAR MR. EDITOR,--The little anecdote I am going to tell you is about a
parrot my aunt once had--named, of course, Polly. She had been taught
many funny and amusing speeches, among which she used to say to a canary
that hung in the same room, "Pretty Poll, shabby canary;" and when the
canary sang she would cry out, "Oh, what a noise! what a noise!" My aunt
having been very ill, had not seen Polly for a long time, not being able
to bear her noisy talking; but one day feeling better, she asked to see
her. She was brought to her room, but seemed very quiet. My aunt, who
could not understand why she was so unusually quiet, called to her,
"Polly, come and kiss me!" The poor bird flew to her mistress, laid her
beak on her lips, and died, it is supposed, of her great joy at again
seeing her mistress, after grieving so long at her absence.
EMILY F. WOOLF.
(Aged 15.)
_138, Edgware Road, London, W._
TWO FUNNY CATS.
DEAR MR. EDITOR,--The following little stories are quite true. A friend
of mine told me of a cat of hers which was in the room with its master
(my friend's father), who was asleep sitting on an arm-chair. The cat
wanted to go out of the room, but could not, as the door was shut. So
she went and patted her master on the ear, then walked away to the door
and scratched at it until it was opened for her. She is a very clever
cat, and can learn anything you teach her in a few minutes. I also know
of another cat who never laps her milk, but always puts her paw in the
saucer and then licks the milk off of it again.
A. E. GREEN.
_Hainault Lodge, near Chigwell._
(Aged 12.)
AN INGENIOUS RAT.
DEAR MR. EDITOR,--A London carpenter whom I know for a long time
constantly found the oil-bottle attached to his lathe emptied of its
contents. Various plans were devised to find out the thief, but they all
failed. At last the man determined to watch. Through a hole in the door
he peeped for some time. By-and-by he heard a gentle noise; something
was creeping up the framework of the lathe. It was a fine rat. Planting
itself on the edge of the lathe, the ingenious creature popped its tail
inside of the bottle, then drew it out and licked off the oil. This it
continued to do until nearly every drop of oil was taken from the
bottle.
EDWIN RIPPIN.
_Osbournby, Lincolnshire._
(Aged 14.)
A CANARY PLAYING HIDE-AND-SEEK.
DEAR MR. EDITOR,--One day a few months ago we had let one of our
canaries out of his cage, and forgetting that he was out we left open
the door of the room where he was. When we remembered the bird we were
much afraid lest he should have flown out of the room. We hunted high
and low, calling his name, "Carmen," to which he often answers with a
chirp. At last I happened to push aside a little low stool, and there,
crouching down so as not to be found (as he dislikes being put into his
cage) was Carmen. He has tried since then to hide; but we know his
tricks, so he is unsuccessful.
CONSTANCE BARKWORTH.
_3, Ilchester Gardens, Bayswater._
(Aged 13¼.)
NOTE.--Each Story, Anecdote, &c., when sent to the Editor, must be
certified by a Parent, Teacher, or other responsible person, as being
both _True and Original_.
THE "LITTLE FOLKS" ANNUAL FOR 1885.
The Editor desires to inform his Readers that the "LITTLE FOLKS" ANNUAL
for 1885 will be published, as usual, on the 25TH OF OCTOBER. Further
particulars will be shortly announced.
OUR LITTLE FOLKS' OWN CORNER.
ANSWER TO "PICTURE STORY WANTING WORDS" (p. 64).
FIRST PRIZE STORY.
"I am afraid one of them must go, Helen."
"Oh, Maurice, really? Father gave them to us," and Helen Claire raised
her soft, tearful, brown eyes to her brother's face.
"Yes, dear, 'tis hard to part with either Diamond or Ruby, but then it
is for Dora's sake."
"I can't give up Ruby, Maurice!" faltered Helen, with quivering lips.
Maurice made no reply, but glanced across to the chair where two frisky
little spaniels sat watching them with bright eyes. Ruby, hearing his
name, stood up, looking ready for any amount of mischief.
"Mine shall go, Helen, after all," he added, quickly. "I think Ruby,
perhaps, is more engaging, and fonder of us than Diamond."
But you will want to know the cause of this giving-up of so beloved a
little playfellow.
Maurice and Helen Claire lived in a small, shabby house, with their
mother and little sister Dora. Poor children! For nearly a year now they
had been, as far as they knew, fatherless. Captain Claire had never
returned from his last voyage. His ship had been reported as missing;
and the once happy home of the Claires had been left for a small house
in a busy town. Maurice and Helen, healthy, hopeful children, bore up
well enough under their reduced circumstances. But fragile little Dora
had begun slowly to droop. The doctor ordered change of air to some
seaside place. So it was that Maurice had announced that they must sell
one of the dogs--their father's parting gift.
Maurice having decided between Diamond and Ruby, took up his cap, and
went out, leaving Helen alone. Hardly had he gone, when a little girl,
with long fair curls, and dreamy blue eyes, stole softly in. She sat
down on the sofa with a weary sigh.
"Dora," began Helen, "you will go to the seaside yet."
"Oh! shall I?" cried Dora, clasping her thin white hands.
"Yes, Maurice is going to sell Diamond."
"Oh!"
The pretty flush which the pleasant news had brought to her face died
away.
"Oh, no, Helen! I couldn't let Maurice sell Diamond only for me; that
would be too selfish!"
"Dora, you _must_ go! and--Maurice doesn't mind so much."
Dora smiled wistfully. "You don't know how fond he is of Diamond," she
said.
This conversation was suddenly interrupted by a thundering knock at the
front door; and, a few minutes later, a gentleman was ushered into the
room.
"Father!" screamed Dora, springing forward.
And in another moment both children were locked in his arms.
What a happy evening that was! Captain Claire soon explained how the
ship had been wrecked, and he, after being picked up, was ill for a long
time. Then, since his recovery, he had been seeking his wife and
children, for the old home was deserted. Soon, however, a happy party
returned there again. Dora grew bright and strong, while Diamond and
Ruby were greater pets than ever.
CATHERINE A. MORIN.
_6, Clarendon Square, Leamington._(Aged 15¾.)
Certified by ALICE MORIN (Mother).
LIST OF HONOUR.
_First Prize (One-Guinea Book), with Officer's Medal of the "Little
Folks" Legion of Honour_;--CATHERINE A. MORIN (15¾), 6, Clarendon
Square, Leamington. _Second Prize (Seven-Shilling-and-Sixpenny Book),
with Officer's Medal_:--EMILY GITTINS (13½), 14, Philip Road, Peckham
Rye, S.E. _Honourable Mention, with Member's Medal_:--ETHEL M. ANGUS
(14½), North Ashfield, Newcastle-on-Tyne; MILDRED CROMPTON-ROBERTS (13),
16, Belgrave Square, London, S.W.; LOUIE DEBENHAM (15), Presteigne,
Radnorshire; CLIFFORD CRAWFORD (11¾), 21, Windsor Street, Edinburgh;
LOUIE W. SMITH (15), 11, Woodside Terrace, Glasgow; JULIA ELDRED (14),
Truro Vean Cottage, Truro; EDITH B. JOWETT (15¾), Thackley Road, Idle,
near Bradford; MADELINE DE L'ECUYER (12), Château du Rohello par Baden,
Morbihan, France; EMILY W. WALL (15), The Hill House, Warwick; BLANCHE
K. A. COVENTRY (14¾), Severn Stoke Rectory, Worcester; C. MAUDE
BATTERSBY (15), Cromlyn, Rathowen, West Meath.
ANSWERS TO OUR LITTLE FOLKS' OWN PUZZLES (_page 125_).
MESOSTICH.--BRAZIL.
1. Nu B ia. 2. Ame R ica. 3. Sp A in. 4. Spe Z zia.
5. Jer I cho. 6. Ire L and.
SINGLE ACROSTIC--CLAUDIUS.
1. C abinet. 2. L abourer. 3. A rc. 4. U nicorn. 5. D eer.
6. I ron. 7. U rsula. 8. S apphire.
TOWNS ENIGMATICALLY EXPRESSED.
1. New-port. 2. Sunder-land. 3. Scar-borough. 4.
War-wick. 5. Vent-nor. 6. Maiden-head. 7. Ox-ford.
8. Work-sop. 9. Clap-ham.
HIDDEN PROVERBS.
1. "Fine feathers make fine birds."
2. "Many a true word is spoken in jest."
3. "Prevention is better than cure."
DOUBLE ACROSTIC AND ARITHMOREM.
BEECH--MAPLE.
1. B loo M. 2. E ncyclopædi A. 3. E ggfli P. 4. C ur L.
5. H uman E.
GEOGRAPHICAL DOUBLE ACROSTIC.
PERSIA--DARIUS.
1. P eipu S. 2. E rla U. 3. R acconig I. 4. S uperio R.
5. I vic A. 6. A biya D.
RIDDLE-ME-REE.--"Elephanta."
QUOTATION DROP-WORD PUZZLE.
"The children then began to sigh,
And all their merry chat was o'er,
And yet they felt, they knew not why,
More glad than they had felt before."--Aiken.
MISSING-LETTER PUZZLE.
THE SPANISH ARMADA.
"Attend, all ye who list to hear our noble England's praise,
I tell of the thrice-famous deeds she wrought in ancient days,
When that great fleet invincible against her bore in vain
The richest spoils of Mexico, the stoutest hearts of Spain."
PICTORIAL NATURAL HISTORY PUZZLE.
COMMON WOMBAT OF AUSTRALIA.
1. Monsoon. 2. Combat. 3. Rail. 4. Won. 5. Fault. 6. Aim.
OUR LITTLE FOLKS' OWN PUZZLES.
MISSING LETTER PUZZLE.
When the missing letters have been supplied, the
whole will form a well-known verse from one of
Hood's poems.
W × t × f × n × c × s × e × r × a × d × o × n × i × h × y × l × d
× h × a × y × n × r × d,
× w × m × n × a × i × u × w × m × n × y × a × s × l × i × g × e ×
n × e × l × a × d × h × e × d:
× t × t × h × t × t × h × t × t × h × n × o × e × t × h × n × e ×
a × d × i × t;
× n × s × i × l × i × h × v × i × e × f × o × o × o × s × i × c ×
s × e × a × g × h × s × n × o × t × e × h × r ×.
LILLIE MAXWELL.
_Glen Albert, Roscrea,_ (Aged 15.) _Co. Tipperary, Ireland._
SINGLE GEOGRAPHICAL ACROSTIC.
My initials read downwards represent an island in the
East Indies.
1. A town in Derbyshire.
2. A lake in Ireland.
3. A river in Ireland.
4. An island in the Mediterranean Sea.
5. Scene of a battle-field in Germany.
6. A river of Asia Minor.
7. A town in Shropshire.
EMILY LEGGE.
(Aged 14.)
_Burleigh House,_
_Cliftonville, Margate._
[Illustration: GEOGRAPHICAL PICTORIAL ACROSTIC.]
The initials and finals of the lines formed by the above objects give
the names of two countries.
DOUBLE MESOSTICH.
My central letters read downwards will form the names
of two characters from Shakespeare.
1. A desire.
2. A musical wind instrument.
3. A flock.
4. A kind of checkered cloth.
5. An old game.
6. Termination.
NORA BESLEY.
(Aged 15.)
_Rose Mount, Sydenham Rise._
RIDDLE-ME-REE.
My first is in light, but not in dark;
My second is in field, but not in park.
My third is in gate, but not in door;
My fourth is in ceiling, but not in floor;
My fifth is in three, but not in two;
My whole is a beast well known to you.
W. PIGOTT.
(Aged 13¾.)
_Eagle House, Barton-on-Humber_
HIDDEN PROVERBS.
Eechhhiiiiklnoorrsstttw.
2. aaaeeeeeehhhillrrrssttwwwy.
3. abcehhiklmnooooooprssttty.
RACHEL T. BYNG.
(Aged 14½.)
_St Peter's Parsonage_,
_Cranley Gardens, London, S. W._
BEHEADED WORDS.
I am part of a cart.
Behead me, I am part of the foot.
Behead me again and I am a fish.
2. I am something to write upon.
Behead me and I am not in time.
Behead me again and I am part of the verb _to eat_.
3. I am not fresh.
Behead me and I am a story.
Behead me again and I am a drink.
MARY H. STEWART.
(Aged 13.)
_Seafield, Blakeney Rd., Beckenham._
PRIZE PUZZLE COMPETITION.
SPECIAL HOME AND FOREIGN COMPETITION.
As announced in the two previous numbers, the Editor proposes to give
those of his Readers residing abroad an opportunity of competing for
Prizes on favourable terms with Subscribers in Great Britain. In order
to do this an extension of time for sending in Solutions to the Puzzles
will be necessary; and, as may be seen from the notice below, about Two
Months will be allowed for sending in Solutions to the Puzzles contained
in this Number. Thus Children dwelling on the Continent, in the United
States and Canada, and elsewhere abroad, will be enabled to take part in
these popular Competitions.
It may be mentioned that Children residing in Great Britain will all be
eligible to compete for Prizes as usual.
PRIZES.
Twenty prizes will be awarded for the best Solutions to the Puzzles
given _in this Number_; Ten to Competitors in the Senior (for girls and
boys between the ages of 14 and 16 _inclusive_), and Ten to Competitors
in the Junior Division (for those _under_ 14 years of age).
The following will be the value of the Prizes, in books, given in _each_
Division:--
1. A First Prize of One Guinea.
2. A Second Prize of Half a Guinea.
3. A Third Prize of Seven Shillings and Sixpence.
4. Two Prizes of Five Shillings.
5. Five Prizes of Half a Crown.
There will also be awards of Bronze Medals of the LITTLE FOLKS Legion of
Honour to the three next highest of the Competitors following the
Prize-winners in _each_ Division.
N.B. The Solutions, together with the names and addresses of the Prize
and Medal winners, will be published in the January Number of LITTLE
FOLKS.
REGULATIONS.
Solutions to the Puzzles published in this number must reach the Editor
not later than October 25th (November 1st for Competitors residing
abroad), addressed as under:--
_The Editor of "Little Folks,"
La Belle Sauvage Yard,
Ludgate Hill,
London, E.C._
Answers to Puzzles.
Junior [or Senior] Division.
Solutions to Puzzles must be accompanied by certificates from a
Parent, Teacher, or other responsible person, stating that they are
_the sole and unaided work_ of the competitor. No assistance must
be given by any other person.
Competitors can be credited only under their own name.
The decision of the Editor of LITTLE FOLKS on all matters must be
considered final.
I.--GEOGRAPHICAL ALPHABETICAL PUZZLES.
In guessing the following Puzzles the letters given, when arranged in
their correct order, will give the names of the places indicated. Thus,
if the word were Scotland, it would be arranged thus--ACDLNOST--(A
country).
SENIOR DIVISION.
_Proem._--ACEFNR (a country).
_Lights._--1. AEEFLLRW (cape). 2. CEEHORST (town). 3. ACIINOSTT
(island). 4. AEHN (river). 5. AACEHILNOP (island). 6. AADEEMNRRSTU
(province).
JUNIOR DIVISION.
_Proem._--AAACDN (a Crown colony)
_Lights._--1. ABCES (gulf). 2. AABDDEGIMRS (sandbanks). 3. AEEHNNVW
(town). 4. AACEGHLNR (port). 5. ADGILNR (river). 6. AEEEIMNRRST (town).
SYNONYM MESOSTICH.
In place of the words given below put others having the same meaning. If
correctly given the centre letters of the lights will give the proem.
SENIOR DIVISION.
_Proem._--A division of Cryptogamous plants.
_Lights._--1. An old kind of weapon. 2. A kind of rich, sweet cake. 3.
Petulantly. 4. Ancient or obsolete. 5. A cloth worker's forked
instrument. 6. Vacuity.
JUNIOR DIVISION.
_Proem._--A division, dignity, or distinction.
_Lights._--1. Strange or whimsical. 2. Inapplicability. 3. Having
differed or dissented. 4. An egg-shaped chemical vessel. 5. A recital of
circumstances. 6. Having flat petals.
SUMMER COMPETITION (PUZZLE NO. 1).
SENIOR DIVISION.
1. Centaury. 2. Polyanthus. 3. Mimulus. 4. Eschscholtzia. 5.
Antirrhinum. 6. Valerian. 7. Achimenes. 8. Clematis. 9. Ageratum. 10.
Berberis.
CLASS I.--Consisting of those who have gained ten marks:--M. C.
Brodrick, M. Breffit, R. Brooke, A. Bradbury, H. Bagnall, N.
Besley, J. Cooper, L. E. Curme, M. Cooper, F. G. Callcott, C.
Debenham, M. Edwardes, H. G. Fraser, W. Farndale, F. Forrest, A.
Golledge, D. von. Hacht, L. Haydon, M. Heddle, G. Curling-Hope, J.
Jackson, M. Jakeman, A. M. Jackson, A. Lynch, M. Lloyd, L. Leach,
B. Law, C. Morin, E. Maynard, F. MacCarthy, M. More, E. Marsden, M.
Mercer, E. McCaul, E. Morgan, G. Martin, M. C. Nix, K. Nix, C. J.
Nix, N. Pybus, E. Roughton, H. R. Stanton, A. Sifton, L.
Wood-Smith, H. R. Dudley-Smith, M. Browning-Smith, A. Sifton, A.
Slessor, Una Tracy, C. Trüdinger, B. Tomlinson, A. C. Wilson, M.
Wilson.
CLASS II.--Consisting of those who have gained nine marks or
less:--A. Adams, G. Burne, M. Bradbury, M. Buckley, E. A. Browne,
H. Blunt, A. Bartholomew, J. Burnet, J. Bumsted, H. Coombes, W.
Coode, A. Carrington, H. Cholmondeley, B. Coventry, H. Cornford, H.
Collins, G. Dundas, H. Dyson, B. Dunning, R. Eustace, L. Fraser, M.
Fulcher, E. D. Griffith, A. Good, J. Chappell-Hodge, E. Hanlon, G.
Horner, M. Jones-Henry, E. Hinds, M. Hartfield, E. Hobson, B.
Hudson, E. Hayes, E. Chappell-Hodge, F. Ivens, W. Ireland, W.
Johnson, J. Jowett, E. Jowett, V. Jeans, G. Leicester, H. Leah, J.
Little, E. Lithgow, H. Leake, C. Mather, E. May, K. Mills, M.
Meagle, A. Pellier, M. Pretty, E. Parks, K. Pickard, G. Pettman, K.
Robinson, L. Rees, N. Ross, A. Rawes, R. Row, E. Rita, G. Russell,
A. Reading, E. Rudd, M. Spencer, J. Side, M. Addison-Scott, G.
Sayer, M. Stuttle, M. Trollope, M. Welsh, E. Wilkinson, E.
Wedgwood, W. C. Wilson, B. Walton, B. Wright, L. Webb, H. O.
Watson, K. Williams, H. Wilmot, M. Wood, one without name, E. L.
Prenner, A. Treacy, C. M. St. Jean.
JUNIOR DIVISION.
1. Celandine. 2. Jasmine. 3. Agrimony. 4. Dianthus. 5. Campanula.
6. Dielytra. 7. Begonia. 8. Coreopsis. 9. Anemone. 10. Pimpernel.
11. Succory.
CLASS I.--Consisting of those who have gained eleven marks:--L.
Besley, C. Burne, A. Browne, F. Burne, M. Balfour, M. Bagnall, M.
Buckler, L. Bennett, G. Blenkin, G. Barnes, F. Clayton, S. Cuthill,
M. Curme, A. Coombs, Lily Clayton, H. Curme, C. Crawford, M.
Callcott, W. Coventry, G. Debenham, K. Edwards, G. Fulcher, F.
Foulger, A. Farmer, L. Forrest, H. Fox, L. Gill, M. Humphreys, Elma
Hoare, M. A. Howard, E. Jowett, L. Leach, E. Leake, K. Lynch, H.
More, G. O'Morris, A. Marindin, N. Maxwell, M. Morin, E. Metcalf,
D. Maskell, E. Neame, G. Neame, L. Rudd, H. Russell, M. Wood-Smith,
G. Stallybrass, V. N. Sharpe, M. Somerville, M. McCalman Turpie, E.
Thompson, E. Wilmot, L. Weekman, G. Williams, M. Wilson, E. Yeo, M.
E. John, G. T. A. Hodgson.
CLASS II.--Consisting of those who have gained ten marks or
less:--R. Ainsworth, M. Beattie, E. Brake, E. Barnes, G. Buckle, D.
Blunt, F. Callum, E. Carrington, E. Coombes, V. Coombes, M. Cooper,
P. Davidson, E. Elston, E. Evans, L. Franklin, M. Frisby, A.
Gilbert, F. Gibbons, M. Golledge, L. Hudson, W. Hobson, A. Harding,
K. Hawkins, G. Chappell-Hodge, A. Ireland, G. Jackson, M. Jenkins,
B. Jones, A. King, E. Lucy, W. Lewenz, L. Lockhart, J. Lancum, F.
Löwy, C. Little, A. Leah, M. Lang, H. Mugliston, M. McLaren, F.
Medlycott, E. Nicholson, F. Newman, C Prideaux, J. Pillett, G.
Price, B. Peachey, E. Raven, A. Rudd, E. Spencer, E. Stanton, H. M.
Smith, M. Delisle-Trentham, L. Walpole, M. Wiper, N. Wright, C.
Wise, D. Wright, G. Williams, B. Webb.
AWARD OF PRIZES (TENTH QUARTER).
SENIOR DIVISION.
The _First Prize_ of a Guinea Volume is awarded to FREDERICK G.
CALCOTT (15), Hazeldon, 27, Shepherd's Bush Road, W.
The _Second, Third_, and _Fourth Prizes_ are divided between J. L.
LEWENZ (16), Pelham Crescent, The Park, Nottingham, and MABEL and
JANET COOPER (twin sisters), (15¾), Birdhyrst, Auckland Road,
Upper Norwood, S.E., who are awarded Books to the value of 7s. 6d.
each.
_Bronze Medals_ of the LITTLE FOLKS Legion of Honour are awarded
to:--MABEL BRADBURY (16½), Oak Lodge, Nightingale Lane, S.W.;
MATILDA HEDDLE (15), St. Leonard's, St. Andrews, N.B.; EMMA P.
PRATE (15), The Square, Warwick; M. A. ADDISON-SCOTT (16), Abbey
Park Villas, St. Andrews, N.B.; EMMA MAYNARD (16½), 16, Wood
Lane, Shepherd's Bush, W.
JUNIOR DIVISION.
The _First_ and _Second Prizes_ are awarded between FREDK. S.
HOWARD (7½), and MARY A. HOWARD (11), 15, Clarence Square,
Gosport, who are awarded books to the value of 15s. 6d. each.
The _Third_ and _Fourth Prizes_ are awarded between FREDERICK
COOPER (13) and MABEL COOPER (11), Warwick House, Ticehurst,
Sussex; NELLIE M. MAXWELL (13), Jenner Road, Guildford; MURIEL M.
WOOD-SMITH (12), 11, Woodside Terrace, Glasgow: each of whom
receives a Book value 3s. DOROTHY BLUNT and M. McCALLMAN TURPIE
gained the same number of marks as the above, but having taken a
Prize last Quarter are prevented by the rules from receiving one
this time.
_Bronze Medals_ of the LITTLE FOLKS Legion of Honour are awarded to
FRANCES JEAN CLAYTON, 2, Anchor Gate Terrace, Portsea; AGNES F.
COOMBES (13), Beaminster, Dorsetshire SHARLEY FULLFORD (11½),
High Street, Fareham, Hampshire; LUCIE FORREST (13), Northolme,
Gainsborough; ARTHUR J. KING (13¼), 75, Beresford Street,
Cawberwell, S.E.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
[_The Editor requests that all inquiries and replies intended for
insertion in LITTLE FOLKS should have the words "Questions and
Answers" written on the left-hand top corners of the envelopes
containing them. Only those which the Editor considers suitable and
of general interest to his readers will be printed._]
PRIZE COMPETITIONS, &c.
HELEN.--[I am always pleased to see any Picture Puzzles sent by my
readers, and am willing to insert them if they are suitable. They
should, however, differ as far as possible from any already published in
LITTLE FOLKS.--ED.]
A. H., TWO COMPETITORS.--[All the 1884 Special Prize Competitions close
on the 30th of September. Others will be announced in due course. All
the articles of every kind sent in competition will be distributed among
the little inmates of Children's Hospitals.--ED.]
LITERATURE.
PUSSY CAT asks where the line
"Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast"
is to be found? and who was the author?
DAPHNE writes in answer to FLURUMPUS FLUMP to say that
"A boy's will is the wind's will"
occurs in one of Longfellow's earlier poems, entitled "My Lost Youth."
The first verse is as follows:--
"Often I think of the beautiful town
That is seated by the sea;
Often in thought go up and down
The pleasant streets of that dear old town,
And my youth comes back to me.
And a verse of a Lapland song
Is haunting my memory still;
'A boy's will is the wind's will,
And the thoughts of youth are long long thoughts.'"
Answers also received from SEA NYMPH, NELL GWYNNE, TATTIE CORAM,
ICEBERG, AN IRISH GIRL, W. R., THE DUKE OF OMNIUM, STELLA, SUNDAY NOSE,
E. M. T., and TAFFY.
LITTLE BO-PEEP asks if any one can tell her the author of the following
lines, and in what poem they occur:--
"There is a reaper, whose name is Death,
And, with his sickle keen.
He reaps the bearded grain at a breath,
And the flowers that grow between."
WORK.
GEORGINA DEXTER asks how to make a pair of bedroom slippers.
FLORENCE WATERS would be glad if any one could tell her how to clean
crewel-work.
COOKERY.
VIOLET writes in answer to A MAID OF ATHENS that a very good recipe for
oat-cakes is as follows:--Put two or three handfuls of coarse Scottish
oatmeal into a basin with a pinch of carbonate of soda, mix well
together, add one dessert-spoonful of hot dripping, mixing quickly with
the hand; pour in as much cold water as will allow it to be lifted out
of the basin in a very soft lump. Put this with a handful of meal upon a
pastry-board, scattering meal upon it. Roll it out quickly with a
rolling-pin; when as thick as a half-crown brush off all meal with some
feathers or a pastry brush. Put another board upon the cake, reverse it,
and brush it the other side. Slip it upon a hot girdle, cut it with a
knife across and across so as to form triangular pieces. When they begin
to curl up at the edges turn them on the girdle, keep them there till
dry enough to lift, then remove them to a toaster in front of the fire,
where they should become a light brown. Be careful to keep the girdle
brushed free of loose oatmeal, scraping it occasionally with a knife.
The more rapidly the cakes are made the better.
GENERAL.
HERBERT MASTERS would be very glad if any of the readers of LITTLE FOLKS
would tell him the cost of a small carpenter's bench.
AN AMATEUR MECHANIC inquires which is the best wood for fretwork
purposes; and where fret-saws may be obtained.
STICKLEBACK wishes to know if it is necessary to have real salt water
for a salt-water aquarium, or whether any sea-salt which is sold would
answer the purpose.
W. R. writes in reply to M. H. S.'s question, that maidenhair ferns
should never be allowed to want water, which, if the drainage of the pot
is perfect, may be applied every evening during the summer months, and
at mid-day twice a week from late autumn until early spring. Answers
also received from Erin, H. J. M., DOROTHY DRAGGLE-TAIL, "THE WOMAN IN
WHITE," A. E. C., FÉDORA, A. H., E. M. C., LITTLE NOSE-IN-AIR, and ALICE
IN WONDERLAND.
NATURAL HISTORY.
A GREEN GOOSEBERRY wishes to know what makes canaries desert their eggs,
and how they can be prevented.--[They cannot be "prevented." The most
common cause is insect vermin. If these are found, burn all the old
nests, use Persian powder freely on the birds, and paint the cracks in
the cages with corrosive sublimate, and then varnish over the places.]
PEARL would be glad to know how to keep dormice, and what their habits
are; she has just had two given to her, and one died the third day and
the other only sleeps.--[They are fed chiefly on dry grain with a few
nuts, and occasionally some blades of grass. They are shy, and sleep
most of the day. During that time they want a quiet place and to be let
alone, but when tame they will come out at night and climb up the
curtains if allowed.]
A GUINEA-PIG asks what is the best food for guinea-pigs?--[They are fed
like rabbits in the main, but may have a little bread and fresh milk
squeezed rather dry, with a few bits of dry crust, or a few grains of
wheat or barley occasionally. Every day give a little green food, dried
first.]
Picture Wanting Words.
SPECIAL HOME AND FOREIGN COMPETITION.
As already announced, the Editor has arranged, in response to repeated
requests, for a Special "Picture Wanting Words" Competition, in which
Readers of LITTLE FOLKS residing on the Continent and in the United
States, Canada, &c. (or anywhere abroad), may have an opportunity of
competing for Prizes on favourable terms with Subscribers in Great
Britain. In order to do this, a longer time than usual for sending in
answers to the Picture will be necessary; and as will be seen below,
about Two Months will be allowed for this purpose in the present
Competition. (Children living in Great Britain and Ireland will, of
course, all be eligible to compete for Prizes as usual.)
[Illustration]
The picture printed on this page forms the subject for the Competition,
and the Prizes to be awarded are as follow:--For the Two best short and
_original_ Descriptions of the Picture Two One-Guinea Books and
Officers' Medals of the LITTLE FOLKS Legion of Honour will be given; for
the next best Description a Half-Guinea Book and an Officer's Medal will
be given; and Three Seven-Shilling-and-Sixpenny Books and Officers'
Medals will also be given for the Three best Descriptions _relatively to
the age of the Competitors_--so that no Competitor is too young to try
for the three last-named Prizes. To avoid any possibility of mistake,
and for the guidance of new Competitors, the full Regulations are
given:--
1. No Description must exceed 500 words in length, and each must be
written on one side of the paper only.
2. The Descriptions must be certified as _strictly original_ by a
Minister, Teacher, Parent, or some other responsible person.
3. All the Competitors must be under the age of Sixteen years.
4. Descriptions from Competitors residing in Great Britain and Ireland
must reach the Editor on or before the 25th of October next; in the case
of Descriptions sent from any place abroad an extension of time to the
1st of November will be allowed.
5. In addition to the Six Prizes and Officers' Medals, some of the most
deserving Competitors will be included in a special List of Honour, and
awarded Members' Medals of the LITTLE FOLKS Legion of Honour. The award
of Prizes, in addition to One of the Prize Descriptions, will be printed
in the January Number of LITTLE FOLKS.
6. Competitors are requested to note that each envelope containing a
Description should have the words "Picture Wanting Words" written on the
left-hand top corner of it.
N.B.--Competitors are referred to a notice respecting the Silver Medal
printed on page 115 of the last Volume.
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| some other |
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| Page 147: "the aft deck at 8.45 for judgment" has been |
| changed to "the aft deck at 8.45 for judgment." |
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| Page 159: "you are the rascal" has been changed to "You are |
| the rascal" |
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| Page 164: "as much interest as he post-office." has been |
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| Page 186: the name Ethel Hancook has been changed to Ethel |
| Hancock |
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| Page 187: the name Helen Hurley is unclear in the original |
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| Page 187: the name Samuel Bowller is unclear in the original |
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| Page 187: the name William Bangham has been changed to |
| William Baugham |
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| us than Diamond." |
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| the cakes are made the better. |
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