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... the death of tho late Mr. JOHN CARTER, Station Master at the South Etstern Railway, a general wish was expressed In Reading that some steps should be taken to raise a FUND for the BENEFIT of his WIDOW. During Mr. Carter's long connection with the town ...
... The Reading VoLUNTEERS.-On Monday eventefr. ° kindl invited our local Volunand Adjutant Carter k d file , accompanied Capt. o'clock, and marched tTn bled the Forbury at « even going into camp wore f. - The m °- the Adjutant, refreshener , f t[t men, ...
... unexceptionable reference can be given.—Address A.8., Liddiard Millicent, Swindon, Wilts. _____ READING UNION.—NURSE WANTED.— The Guardians of the Reeding Union are desirous of appointing a Single Woman, or Widow, not less than years of age, competent to fill ...
... The Rev. J. P. Chown, ex-president of the Baptist Union, pastor of Bloomsbury Chapel, London, died suddenly in his sleep on Thursday afternoon. Mr. Northmore Lawrence, of the Chancery Bar, died suddenly on Thursday night. He contested Launceston in the ...
... Newbury, cft jjf> on Mr. Birch, surgeon, on their way to the union. _. Birch examined the deceased, prepared some and gave some directions to him for the nurse. . $ then drove to the union, and while* at the corner ° building, still in the cab, witness ...
... NOTICES. WOKINGHAM UNION. -TO BAKERS, BUTCHERS, GROCERS. COAL MERCHANTS, and Others.—Persons desirous of CONTRACTING for the supply of BREAD and MEAT for the Workhouse and the two Districts of the Union, either togethor or separately, from the day of ...
... Princess Christian opened a bazaar of the Hackney and Middlesex Band of Hope Union at the Morley Hall, Hackney, last week. The bazaar remained open for four days, the proceedings each day commencing with formal ceremony. Mr. W. I. Palmer, of Reading, ...
... NOTICES. AP ÜBL I C MEETING (under the auspices of the Reading Conservative Union) will be held in the NEW TOWN HALL, READING, on MONDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, 1887, when THE TTORNE Y-GENER L (Sir Richard E. Webster, Q.C , M P.), C. T. Murdoch, E*q , M.P, G. ...
... NAMB. BKSIDEWCB. OCCUPATION. Crumpton J., 39, Carter lane, E.C., gentleman Nunn, Louisa, Avon Villa, Albion rd. Stoke Newington, spinster Nunn, Samuel, 89, Alma street, Sheerness, fitter Nunn, Rev. Thomas P., West Pennard, Somerset Nunn', Francis, Clavering ...
... witness. P.c. Carter said defendant was drunk when hrorgh to the station. In the course of an earnest and thoughtful speech Mr. Carlvle said it might naturally be asked what the Christian Church had to do with such a subject as trade unions. Some people ...
... him eo. Guardians the marks on the at football. He could pot say whether the boys had played football within officer to the Union, eaid he examined the on the and the did oot think they would be caused by a Mr. Slade bis ae to what had peved were thet the ...
... in Poor-law schools to be as follows: I County Council of Berks, in respect of the Wokingham Union, 751. 7s. 4d., and from the County Borough of Reading Union, 1781. 7s. 9d.— The weekly returns showed inmates the House ou the 26th inst., as compared with ...