taste, so much so that its natural diet is now rejected. Its colour is green; it frequents the wooded glens of the mountainous regions, and its activity is displayed generally at night. The discovery of its cruel habit arose in this wise. About the year 1868 wounds were noticed on several sheep at the shearing season, all the scars being found on the same spot of the body. No one could account for these wounds for a long time, but at last an observant shepherd remarked some Keas visiting the killing-stations and pecking off with their beaks bits of flesh. Shortly afterwards a parrot was seen on the back of a sheep tearing out the wool and flesh at the very place where the wounds had been seen in other animals. The mystery was solved, and thenceforward the most stringent measures were adopted with a view to putting an end to these outrages, which in several cases had actually resulted in the death of many sheep. switch away the troublesome insects with branches of trees. Owing largely to the care thus bestowed upon them, the sick elephants frequently recover their wonted health and strength. Earth-eating Indians. The saying that "truth is stranger than fiction " could be verified easily in every country of the world. Take the following facts as an example. There is a tribe of Indians called Guaranos, who occupy the delta of the river Orinoco, South America, and who when the river inundates the land, take refuge amongst the trees, where they build temporary huts of branches and clay. The women light, on a small piece of floor, the fire required for cooking purposes, and hence travellers on the river often see at night, with surprise and alarm, mysterious rows of flames at a considerable height in the air. These Indians "bury" their dead by placing them in hammocks suspended from the tops of trees. Another tribe has the habit of earth-eating, a species of clay serving as their food for several months. They use it more particularly in seasons of scarcity; but, oddly enough, some of them acquire such a taste for this wretched diet, that these individuals may sometimes be seen actually tearing pieces of the clay out of huts made of it, and then putting the 'tit bits" in their mouths. It need hardly be said that a people among whom such habits as are described above are found occupy the very lowest scale of civilisation. THE LOGAN ROCK. A Smuggling Engine. Extraordinary methods have often been resorted to in order to smuggle goods into a country without paying the costomary duties, but perhaps the most novel practice of this sort is that recently recorded in Polish Russia. Information having reached the authorities that the locomotive of the express train then leaving Alexandrovo for Warsaw carried some smuggled articles, a customhouse officer accompanied the train to its destination. At the journey's end the engine was taken to pieces, and in the interior was found a secret compartment in which were concealed several parcels of silk and a large quantity of cigars. It is only fair to the driver to say that no one was more surprised than himself at the remarkable disclosures which the engine had revealed. An Elephant Hospital. Perhaps nothing better illustrates the wisdom which elephants often display than their method of treating the sick members of their community. In India the following practice has been observed in several herds. The weakly and ailing are carefully attended to by some of their stronger fellows, which, in course of time, become almost well-trained nurses in consequence of the experience thus obtained. These nurses place themselves on each side of the patient, supporting it until it is able to stand alone. They have even been noticed, when the invalids have been tormented by flies, to The Logan Rock. Not many miles from Land's End in Cornwall there is a remarkable stone, called the Logan Rock, which is certainly a natural curiosity of a rare kind. It is an enormous mass of granite weighing 85 tons, and is poised on one end with a balance so true that, on applying sufficient force, a man or woman may set it swinging gently with an up-and-down range of at least three inches. In 1824 Lieutenant Goldsmith, who was at the time in command of a gunboat cruising off the coast, in a foolish freak, dislodged the Rock, which, however, fortunately came to a standstill before it reached the sea. This deed excited great indignation, and the Admiralty insisted upon his replacing the stone at his own expense. This was done in due time, but it is said the immense cost which was incurred by the undertaking ruined the unhappy lieutenant. A FEW WORDS AS TO OUR WORK AND ITS AIMS. HE number of Officers and TH Members of the LITTLE FOLKS Humane Society has become so large that it has been found impossible to publish all the names within the usual limits of the Magazine; and I have much pleasure in stating that this month an Extra Sheet of Eight Pages is given, contaking most of the names received up to the time of going to press. The Lists will be continued from month to month as hitherto. For the information of new subscribers, and of those who are desirous of becoming Officers or Members, a few particulars concerning the LITTLE FOLKS Humane Society are again given; and readers are referred for fuller details of the scheme to the January and subsequent numbers of the Magazine. The Society was instituted at the beginning of 1882 for the purpose of inculcating in the minds of children Kindness towards Animals; and all readers of this Magazine, and all other boys or girls willing to co-operate in our undertaking, are invited to join it. To become a Member the following form of promise, which should be copied out on half a sheet of paper, must be signed : Having signed this, and the signature having been duly attested by a Parent, Minister, Teacher, or other responsible person, the written undertaking should be forwarded to "The Editor of LITTLE FOLKS, La Belle Sauvage Yard, Ludgate Hill, London, E.C.," with "LITTLE FOLKS Humane Society" written in the left-hand top corner of the envelope. On its receipt by me, the name of the sender, who will now have become a Meinber, will be inscribed in the Register of the Society; and all Members' names (with their numbers) will also be printed in LITTLE FOLKS, as showing that they belong to the Society. Certificate-cards of Membership are forwarded to all who send stamped addressed envelopes with their "promises." In order that the efforts of such of my readers as may desire to take a more prominent and active part than others in promoting the cause of Kindness to Animals may not be unrecognised, the rank of "Officer" of the LITTLE FOLKS Humane Society is conferred on every boy or girl who shall by his or her individual endeavours induce not fewer than fifty others to join it; and to each of these-subject to his or her forwarding to me their own and the fifty written "promises" by other boys or girls, with the signatures duly attested, and satisfying me that they have been obtained by their influence-the Officer's Medal of the LITTLE FOLKS Legion of Honour, and with it an Officer's certificate and a small book, is awarded. The book and medal are, in every case, forwarded by me on the publication of the names in the Magazine. All Members are eligible to become Officers, and in every case where they forward fifty "promises" subsequently to their own enrolment as Members, they should give their numbers in the Register, or the approximate date of joining. It must also be borne in mind that the fifty "promises" must be sent to me all together. In each month's number of the Magazine particulars are given concerning the LITTLE FOLKS Humane Society Special Prize Competitions, in which valuable Books and Medals are offered for Stories, Essays, Poems, and Anecdotes connected with the subject of Kindness to Animals; and selections from these contributions are printed in LITTLE FOLKS. The limit of age for enrolment in the Society is twenty-one. (On page 375 of the June Number an announcement as to the next LITTLE FOLKS ANNUALof special interest to all Officers and Members-appears, to which I invite attention.) It is with much gratification that I am enabled to announce that their Royal Highnesses the Princesses Louise, Victoria, and Maud, of Wales, have enrolled themselves as Members of the LITTLE FOLKS Humane Society; and their names will be found in this month's List, on the next page. THE EDITOR. 1 FIFTH LIST OF OFFICERS AND MEMBERS. The Abbreviation "L." signifies London. Officers' Names are printed in Small Capital Letters. AGE .. 114378 Mary J. Arthur, Newcastle 12 4379 Florence Breakwell .. 114380 Euphemia Richardson 104381 Margaret English 104382 Mary Wilson 114383 Minnie C. Bradford .. 124304 Susan W. Forster 114385 Beatrice Deans ..II 4386 Kency Laing 114387 Annie Chadwick .. II 488 Elizabeth Copeland 12 4390 Margaret A. Anderson 13 4392 Mary I., Dougliss 12 4404 Margaret L. Matheson 13 4406 Agnes T. Barradell 13 4407 Mary A. Pace ..134408 Lilly Large 10 4304 Percy J. Garland, Stonehouse 134305 Frank S. Beer, Plymouth 5 4306 Annie Tout 74307 Emily Tout 14408 Frederick N. Prout 16 4309 Harry L. Prout 184310 Frank Prout .. 174311 Minnie F. Capps, Devonport .. 134312 Fanny L Capps ..4313 Bessie E. Capps 134314 Mabel A. Capps 11 4315 Luisa J. Davidson, Plymouth 13 4318 John J. F. Tyrrell, Devonport.. ..15 4319 Mary Westlake, Plymouth 134320 Jane W. Westlake 114321 Lucy E. Tierney .. II 4322 Kate Marshall, Bodmin .. 114323 Fanny E. Roberts, Tamerton.. .. 114324 Edith Garland, Stonehouse 10 4325 Emma Garland . 94326 Florence Plummer, Plymouth 114327 Howard Jones 114329 Beatrice A. Martyn, Devonport 11 4329 Alice M. Bayly 114330 Minnie Jones, Plymouth 12 4331 Jane Cornish, Devonport 10 4332 Catherine A. Martyn .. 134333 Minnie L. Whitelock, Plymouth 94334 Emma E. Whitelock ..104335 Florence Bickford 11 4336 Blanche Johnson, Devonport 14337 Nellie Johnson 134338 N. Kate Johnson 17 4339 Isabel Chapman, Plymouth 64340 Clara Chapman .. 114341 Philip J. Whitelock ..134342 Caroline Howlett .. .. 12 4343 Sarah J. Pearse, Devonport 12 4344 Lilian E. Lockyer 94345 Florence A. Lockyer 114346 Mary L. Martyn 10 4347 Maud Skilston, Plymouth 10 4348 Mary Whitby, Devonport 104349 Amelia M. Clogg 10 4350 Minnie L. Moss II 4351 Annie Bennetts ..114352 Lily T. Doidge ..104353 Mary L. Pollard 114354 Frances C. Martyn 134355 Alison L. Garland, Plymouth 114356 Eva Manning 14357 Thomas Garland 14 4358 Mary Garland 4446 Mary A. Pile 164447 Isabella Wallace 16 4448 Catherine Duns 11 4449 Margaret J. Shepherd 12 4450 Ada A. Donkins 15 4451 Annie Rennisen .. 11 4452 Elizabeth A. Smith 11 4453 Sarah Geekic 144454 Mary C. Liddle 8 4455 Mary Henderson 7 4456 Mary A. Geekic 17 4457 Elizabeth J. Jordison 12 4458 Janet W. Munn 15 4459 Jessie Thompson 17 4460 Mary Winship 154461 Maggie Findlay 10 4462 Kate Robinson 14 4463 Nelly White 19 4464 Eleanor Baston .. 194465 Kate Brown ..124466 Jane Henson .. 124359 Charlotte McBride, Manchester .. 134360 Herbert Oliver, S. Norwood 10 4361 William Baker .. 124362 Frances Dowsett .. 124363 Henry Bradbury 134364 Arthur Burr 10 4365 Charles Skinner .. 104366 William Webb 10 4367 John Bradbury 94368 Edith Baker 11 4369 Rosalie Edwards 4371 F. W. Richardson, Newcastle 134372 Joseph McFadd 4373 Matthew Anderson .. 12 4374 Eleonora G. Thomson .. II 4375 Elizabeth Thomson 124376 Isabella Trotter .. 114377 Henrietta Hoy 9 4467 Mary A. Anderson 16 4468 George Anderson ..114469 John R. Barrow 94470 William Watson 10 4471 George Purvis 134472 Ralph Watson 84473 William Ord 11 4474 John Brown 94475 Frank J. Coxon 84476 Edward Falcus 12 4477 George Bell 12 4478 Frederick White 16 4479 John McIntyre 114480 Edward McGregor 15 4481 William Slipper 13 4482 John G. Menzies 11 4483 Herbert Hetherington 12 4484 Duncan McKenzie 12 4485 Thomas Brown .. to 4486 Joseph Moffatt 4664 Annie E. Ladds, Blackheath 18 4665 THOMAS ASPIÑALL, Wigan .. 12 4781 Herbert M. Loadman 4666 Isaac Aspinall 4667 Thomas Wright 4668 Henry F. Wright 4669 Florence J. Wright 4670 Robert Boffey 4671 Beatrice E. Wright 4672 Annie Wright 4673 Stuart Wright 4674 John Wright 4675 John Ridyard 4676 Mary Ridyard 4677 Mary F. Neville 46,8 Jane E. Baugh 4679 Clara Baugh 4680 Edward Jones 4681 William Houghton 4662 Nancy Houghton 4683 Alice Charnock 4684 George Charnock 4685 Thomas Lowe 4626 Esther Fisher 4687 Sarah J. Farnworth 46 Rachel Farnworth 4689 Ellen Dixon 4690 Eliza Dixon 4694 Sarah E. Pennington 4697 Mary Smith 4908 Alice Mason 4699 William Wilkinson 9 4782 John D. Beeson 12 4783 Thomas S. Beeson .. 44785 Horace Giles 18 4789 Lily Lazenby 19 4790 Annie Alderson 16 4791 Louisa Alderson 13 4792 William E. Sanderson 11 4793 Walter Crowther 84794 Harry Triffitt 74795 Albert E. Garth 14796 James H. Webster 14 4797 John E. P. Tuke 8 4798 Alfred R. Hedley 7 4799 Arthur B. Warner 12 4800 John E. Pink 104801 Edward M. Hawkswell 134802 Henry Milburn 54803 Christopher Ware 19 4804 William B. Precious 16 4805 Walter Guy 14 4806 Annie Collier 12 4807 Maud Ward 10 4868 Annie Pringle 8 4809 Harriet Whincup 64810 Ada Ruddock 13 4811 Hannah J. Lister 7 4812 Louisa Matthews 12 4813 Sewell Harrison 12 4814 Louisa Morris 14 4815 Emily Hopkins Hill 12 4963 Emily Newstead, Newcastle 4964 Charlotte E. Amos, Hull 15 10 16 16 4965 Harriette A. Bekher, Stafford 16 12 4966 Greader Belcher 114967 Susie C. Belcher 12 9 Beeston, Kentish 12 4867 Maude Mercer, Gloucester ..15 4968 Beatrice M. Belcher 134868 Rachel McGavin, Dundee ..13 4969 Ernest E. 5 4970 Hugh Beeston, Kentish Town.. 9 4971 James Peartree 4972 James Short 4973 Herbert Thomas 4974 Jennie Ridges, Newry 4975 Marian Ridges 11 4870 Charles H. Wilson, Nottingham 11 94871 Antonia E. C. Laurence, Putney 14 114872 Kathrine D. Pilkington, Prescot 14 134873 Frederick G. Chaplin, Headcorn 7 84874 Gwendoline Warner, Stanhope Gardens, L. 15 84875 Ida I. Laws, Ipswich 9 9 14 .. 13 4976 Helena M. Ridges, Newry 4977 Ethel F. Starkey, Clapham 13 4978 Constance E. Starkey 15 4979 Birdie Everitt, Beeston 104986 James Davies, Bridgnorth 84981 Davy Davies 9 13 11 14 12 4876 Louisa Just, Clacton-on-Sea 16 4877 Harry Kittredge, Enfield Loch 13 4878 Marian H. Walker, Clapham 11 4879 Frank H. Walker 14 486 Emma Walker 164881 L.. Beaumont Chamberlaine, Belsize Rd., L. 13 10 4982 B. Guilliams 4983 Edmund Raby 74984 William Raby 4985 Barrett Williams, Brixham 94986 John F. Williams 13 4987 Arthur H. Walley, Hatley 13 4988 Max R. Hensen, Grimshy .. 14 4989 George L. Osborne, Leyburn.. 15 .. 134990 Christiana Ince, Bromsgrove 14 4991 Olive G. Ince 114992 Elizabeth Marchant, Staplehurst 11 10 4993 Mary Marchant 9 4994 Sarah A. Hind, Wyke 16 4995 Winifred Ramsden, Leeds 12 4996 Gwendoline Ramsden ..134997 Francis C. Johnstone, Cardiff 16 4998 Ruth F. Till, Kingston 16 4999 Blanche G. Ford, Tancred 14 5000 Beatrice M. Ford 114896 Mary Soper, Hayward's Heath ..104897 Edith E. Fladgate, Guildford .. 14 ..94898 Mary M. Buss, Appledore 114899 Julia M. Jenner, Hayward's 10 .. 10 4900 Samuel P. Thomas, Barnet 94901 Ada E. Perkins, Beckenham 12 4902 Gertrude Roberts, Croydon 5001 William Smith, Hamilton 145002 Agnes B. Smith 5003 Catherine S. White, Aston 10 5004 Frederick M. White 11 5005 Nicholas Glass, Larbert 14 5006 Lilias Stewart 14 5007 Agnes Cairns 104903 Marguerite N. M. Didier, Rei- 5008 Robert Allison, Bannockburn. ..15 5009 Thomas Neilson, Larbert 114904 Ethel S. Houseley, Nottingham 7 5016 Christiana Cairns 9 4905 Nellie Houseley 13 10 ..12 10 4906 Henry W. Nugent, Brockley ..14 5012 Hugh H. W. Swete, Worcester 9 4907 Marghueretta L. McNabb, 13 5 5011 David Gillespie, Bannockburn 11 9 9 Rugby pool 94908 Emily Leybourne, W. Hartle 5013 Grace M. Fowler, Chelmsford.. to 135014 Helen W. Griffith, Slough 5015 Edwin A. Blaxil!, Colchester 9 4909 Ellen Webber, Rickmansworth 10 12 5016 Hilla F. M. Stopford, Upper Norwood 7 !! 4910 William Skinner, Lingfield 135017 Gertrude E. M. Vaughan, NerII 4911 Mildred Barker, Enfield manton 12 4912 Louise V. Stiebel, Bayswater.. 11 5018 Grace H. Vaughan, Normanton 12 14 4913 Georgina F. de A. Willis, Prescot 12 5019 Reginald A. Vaughan 11 4914 Cecilia de A. Willis 11 4915 Ethel W. Fowler, Chelmsford.. 135021 Emma M. Le Lacheur, Tun10 4916 Edith M. Austin, Manchester.. 12 95020 Archie Stent, Redhill 10 4917 Margaret M. Malleson, Leather- 5022 Anna M. Phibbs, Nailsworth.. head 11 5023 Ada Amos, Huli 144918 Katherine E. Howard, Lincoln 14 bridge Wells 5024 Maggie E. Mason, Woodford.. 6 13 8 6 The "Little Folks" Humane Society. 5025 Rose E. Washington, March Annie K. Dawson, Bourn 5027 HORACE W. JONES, Bury St. Edmunds 5 Annie H. Jones, Bury St. E. S29 Marian Jones 50 Robert H. Jones 50gr Arthur 0. Jones 50 Charlotte H. Jones 5033 Frederick A.H.Jones,, 16 5139 Edith Kirton .. 115140 Constance M. Haswell.. 55 AGE 5333 Herbert H. Windett, Mile End 5236 George T. C. Birkett, Islington 11 5334 Minnie Turner, Bow AGE AGE AGE 13 12 5134 Emily L.Henderson, Sunderland 13 5235 Annie M. Tredgold, Wynford " .. 17 Rd., L. .. ... 12 5136 William Ryder 15 12 5137 Edith Ryder .. 12 ..205335 Florence Turner 12 .. 15 17 5138 Lillie Kirton .. 12 7 15 5238 Florence Ahrendt, Judd St., L. 10 5336 Ernest H. Turner.. .. 20 5337 Annie M. Jones, Romford .. 13 10 5338 Emily C. Jones .. 11 9 .. 10 5240 Julius Werneran, Liverpool St 5339 Clara E. Jones TO 12 5340 Henry C. Arthur, Mile End Rd, 14 5141 Henry B. Haswell ..95142 Amelia F. Haswell 30 Agnes J. Crosbie, Peterborough E. 540 Charles M. Richardson, Bury St. E. 542 Clari M. Sparrow, Ashton 75241 Nellie Fletcher, Euston Rd., L. 10 13 5242 Annie Ford, Gray's Inn Rd., L. 11 .. 11 5243 Edward Evans 5149 Edith A.M. Johnson, Sunderland 5153 Arthur Warburton, Manchester 13 5152 John A. Warburton 5041 Kate Buckenham, Scole .. 17 5043 Alice G. Sparrow 12 5044 Edith L. A. Crack, Bury St. E. 15 5155 Elizabeth A. Warburton 11 547 Elizabeth S. Carter, Newmarket 14 5158 Marian J. M. Grundy, Bigone 5048 Anna S. Hatten, Bury St. E. 5049 Helen E. Hatten Sogo Ellen E. Gooch 5051 Laura Faiers 5052 Carrie Partridge 5053 Hettie E. Partridge 5054 Henry M. Partridge 5055 Edith Partridge 5050 Herbert W. Partidge 5057 Frances N. Dyer Sugs Alice Dyer 5059 Frederick Christie 56 Annie E. Christie 501 Thomas Christie 5062 Alice A. Baker, Lavenham 563 Edith M. Baker 19 85244 Victor Farley, Pentonville Rd., L. 10 16 5159 Mary C. E. Lutyens, Godalming 14 16 5164 Percival Wood 14 5165 Helen E. Harrison, Kensington 14 5264 Nannie Willis 14 18 5355 Ethel F. Smith 5258 Charlotte A. Bennett, Instow.. 12 5356 Mabel Benuith 14 5357 Ada M. W. Moxhay, Reading 11 II water 11 5358 Cecil H. L. Mouton, Sandown 7 8 5260 Kate Collins, Oldham .. 12 5359 Evelyn J. Mouton 5261 Lucy A. E. Wakelin, Brentwood 11 5361 Mary A. Fielder .. 12 .. 11 5362 ESTELLA R. DODD, Gartcosh 14 .. 195365 Hugh Hurll .. 115360 Peter Hurll 17 5367 Elizabeth Armit 115369 Archie Anderson 5271 Kate E. B. Morris, Kilburn 13 Moor .. 16 .. 10 13 5180 Hilda Richardson, Wimbledon 5278 Violet Ram, Paris 8 .. 17 5182 Frances Parrington, Islington .. 12 5279 James Russell. Stirling 5281 James G. Ross, Sydenham II 16 10 8 10 575 Cecil J. Govey, Shepherd's Bush 12 5778 Jeannie Mackay, Invergordon. 508 Marion E. Beevor 584 Ellen Lees 5184 Lottie Hill, Barnsbury Rd., L. L. 11 5186 Agneata L. Stamford, Wicklow 11 55 Alexander Lindsay, Lewisham 56 Alfred Broughton, Holloway.. 18 5087 Constance E. Rigden, Canterbury 5088 Norah M. E. Rigden, Canter bury L. West .. 5282 Alfred R. Stocker, Endleigh 5283 Eva C. Vulliamy, Ipswich 5376 Elizabeth Ferguson 10 5378 Violet M. Boyd, Glasgow 10 5380 Edith S. Cunningham, Yoker 5382 Jessie R. Green 10 5383 John Robertson 95387 May Thyne 12 9 .. 10 8 5386 Nettie Brown 8 5385 George Middleton 5384 Bessie Middleton 13 12 13 15 .. 135388 Mary Thyne 13 5288 Ella Moreland, Gloucester .. 135389 Florence Chalmers 13 14 14 14 13 17 12 95287 William Piper, Brighton ford 15290 JAMES E. JONES, Mile End 13 5391 Isabella McWaters 85187 Emma Ashworth, King's Cross 16 5188 Alice Read, Granville Sq.. L. 13 5189 Alice Salmon, Gray's Inn Rd., 5190 Ada Walker, Argyle St., L. 10 Shepherd, Imperial 17 5191 Alfred Buildings, L. 135192 Nellie Bruce, Caledonian Rd..L.. to 85193 Ernest P. Curtis, Gray's Inn Rd., 11 6 ..55194 Ellen Griffiths, King's Cross Rd. 10 12 5195 Elizabeth Manley, Barnsbury 7 $93 Celeste Veulles, W. Hartlepool 10 5196 Ellen Clark, Sidmouth St., L. 5294 Eric P. Serocold, Maidenhead 11 595 Fanny P. Davis, Mortimer Rd., L. 5392 Lavinia S. Davis ..14 5393 Maggie Boag Rd., L. 5294 Emina E. Jones, Mile End Rd., L. 5295 Emily Ellis, Seven Sisters' Rd., .. 5296 Minnie F. Seath, Old Ford, L. .. 10 5200 Charles Flack, Barnsbury 5099 George H. Emerson, Willow Green 5100 Percy Moores, Camberwell 8 .. 12 5201 Norman Crockett, Euston Rd.,L. Star Florence E. Slatter, Cirencester 15 5203 Annie McIntosh, Clerkenwell.. 5102 Herbert Hurst, Tadcaster 5103 Jessie F. M. Beattie, Birmingham 5104 Lily Hobbs, Acton 5105 Wallace Hobbs, Acton 5100 CAROLINE WARBURTON, Sun- 5107 Annie Boulton, Sunderland 5110 Rosabella Dingwall 5111 Clementine Harms 5112 Helena Harms 513 Caroline Harms 5114 Eva Harms 5115 Annie Chrishop 5116 Julia Thompson 5117 Margaret A. Walker 518 James F. Walker 5119 Anue Gibson 5120 Alice Sendall 5121 Emma Sendall $122 Frances Cairns 5123 Ellen Richards 5124 Elizabeth Fleuret 5125 Francis W. Fleuret 5125 Dora E. Murray 5127 Florence Prince 512 Mary A. Hayes 5129 Florence Hayes 510 Isabella Daniel 5131 George Carlin 51p Herbert Carlin 5133 Friend L. Carlin 95204 Elizabeth McIntosh 12 5245 Annie Freeman, Caledonian Rd. 135206 William H. Birkett " 12 5207 Herbert M. Sidebotham, Kings- .. 135208 Kate Stevenson, Bernard Street, 16 135209 Lucy Crabbe, St. John's Wood 8 5210 Ethel M. Ratcliffe, Blandford.. 17 5211 Alice Hammond Sisters' Rd., L. 105298 Beatrice K. Ellis 105299 Jenny Duffy, Bow 95300 Mary Duffy, 5301 Mary E. Price, 13 5302 Ellen Price 85304 Frances Craze 95306 Ada M. Bright 5307 Eleanor J. Snow 75308 Marian Snow 17 5414 Lucy Dunster, Dartford 5309 Emily Kerbey, Whitechapel Rd. 145415 Annic Dunster 20 5310 Edith Ford, Bow 14 ..105416 Victor S. Smith, Faversham 5311 Cecilia Reid, Roman Rd., L... 12 5417 Emily Smith 6 5312 Annie Shead, Bow .. 205313 Sarah Shead 165212 Charlotte M. Ellerton, Barnes.. 145314 Rosa A. Callard, Bow 14 5213 Violet Barradaile, Kensington.. 13 5315 Emily S. Buckland 12 115215 Lilian Barradaile 135216 Lolo J. Besley, Sydenham 10 .. 105418 Penelope Shacklock, Mansfield 13 5316 Florence J. M. Buckland, Bow 8 5422 Harold C. Frost, Blackheath .. 135319 Frederick M. Parkes, Leyton 15 stone .. 15 5320 Emma Scott, Bow .. 12 .. 10 .. 15 13 8 11 5423 Charles Frost, .. 115424 Percy C. Frost 5425 Francis G. Frost 12 5426 Edith E. Frost 14 5427 Mabel G. Frost 3 5428 Margaret Ogilvie, Cork 15 .. 13 5429 Jean M. Thomas, Walthamstow II 10 5430 Annie F. Thomas 8 " 5431 Minnie R. Casey .. 175372 Nellie Jones, Walthamstow 135218 Dora F. E. Elletson, Fleetwood 13 5230 Louisa Coleman .. 13 .. 115325 Lily Ribbons .. 16 5327 Charles L. McCombi Walker, 17 5328 Florence J. Walker, Bow 165231 Alfred Dean, Wynford Rd,, L. 12 5330 Ernest J. Bartlett 20 5232 Ernest Dean 17 5233 A. M. Henley, Croydon .. 19 85331 Samuel Lascelles, Mile End Rd., 135234 Frederick C. Birkett, Islington 11 5332 Maud Windett 95432 HELENE S. BERTRAND, Constantinople 10 75433 Lena Heap, Constantinople 5439 Beatrice Parnis 14 .. 15 12 7 |
