DEATH OF MISS EDITH COLE. RESULT OF BURNING ACCIDENT. Mrs. W. W. Kelly, who was known oa the stage as His Edith Cole, wife Mr. W. W. Kelly, Imam and manager of the Shakespeare Theatre, Liverpool, died yesterday as the result of injuries received en May

Mrs. Edith Thompson, and (right) Frederick Bywaters, who was executed at Pentonvillc on Tuesday. ILFORD CRIME EXPIATED THOMPSON-BYWATERS HANGINGS. CROWDS GATHER IN RAIN. LITTLE INDICATION OF GRIM EVENT. Frederick Edward Bywaters, and Mrs. Edith Jessie

Latin-2, Mary Edith M'Ker. Engligh-1, Walter R. Entricen. French-1. Mary Edith Berman--2. Jane F. M'Dowell. Political and Economic Science-1, Mary Edith l'Kee. Physics-1. Mary Edith !killer. Iletrphysios—e. Waltiv B. Ent riran. Logic

APRIL, 1992. FAOULTY OF AR'TS, Junior Freshmen. Edith M ••• Letin-1, Mass Mary Edith 'Kee; 2, James A. M'Farldnd. English-1, Misa Winifred Sophia Murton; 2, Miss IP.. bland A. Fulton._ Freacb-1, Miss Mary Edith MAse; 2, Miss 'Jaw r 112'Dows21. Haase--Mir

liewilf Bat we day. ks be we levee. aodwo warty • sea. Wei ster Edith that be ear gen to the river. SW It • epieedid idea. sad ale IMO 'They up the river for a hag way. sad at Reel Edith shouted, "Oh. leek. Deed& at that .biay thing over Were ea the other

sen’ices rendered be conveyed to Pilotmaster Kane and the pilots and crew of the Edith William©*; that, in the special circumstances. m» charge made for the services of the Edith Williames on the occasion, and that no objection lie made to the crew of the

Reggie arrived back in a station Edith, watchiw from the terrace, ran out be meet him. Hie face was very grave, and ilownehow she knew that be brought continuation of at least part ot her tears. "l'm glad I went up, Edith. I was in time. Coale in here,

Pavilion, Margate, Murray Ashford, Walter Barker, Clay Thomas. Edith Faulkner, Rosa Rey, Joan Moths, and Richard Hammett: at the maw: Sydney Jerome. The Compaay: "Smile Awhile (Alkyls); Joe. Morns, Edith Faulkner aad Richard Hassetti trio . , "Oh Boy, What a

Tenterden (Kent), where she spent the last years of her life, is left to her daughter, Miss Edith Craig, absolutely. The residue to be divided. One-half is to go to Miss Edith Craig absolutely, with a direction that the value of the property at Small Hythe, less

other’s tone, however, Edith Malet inclined to the opinion that her companion was doubtful on the point. “But a painter in oils could never misconstrue ** “Samuel KeUow would never do so.” “What a sweet name, Miss Twistlel” Edith Malet had dropped her