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... to . Volunteer Corps who may be isilled up for ia-tive service. that eituation- shall be kept open for them and that the married shall be allowed balf.pay during their absence. P.C. A. Bury, if the Gravesend Borough Pollee Foroi% has been called up a ...
... Men wontod for work.- ▪ Apply. (astle. Wrddtnrtan. Ash. Dover. Caner don horse., married. witb bon Lodas. WAGGONER leopeeloseed)st is two plough good Farm, Soo& ER Married) fer three good cottage to stabia-Shoobridge. Cr,.., Renendeo. AGOON ER and resoled: ...
... ridge Terrace. Fleath,Prittera Stir (s V0.;711..“ N otherwire married ago 37: willing to make 3.1 good oharocter.--T.ll. North SPA near Rnellente, k anie Ig e Mari up of her undonit married. one child.- Write to William Crour:ber. 1. Qge S'freet.. Of ‘X ...
... coming a bock to a largo circle of friend. Mrs. Wigan was the eldest daughter of Mr. John (;rettcn. of Eurum.on-Trent, and married in Vari7 Mr. Lewis I). Wigan, senior partner in the Kentish Bank, Maidstone. That gentleman's decease took place in IsB4l ...
... one or two an to oft In pis Gardiner. Yerembato ICITACII)AAN. : eati he well mental-) guotl ; sine, or ron. pott driver; married. age 3.5. —Apply. .LA.. 4. Allmet Hued, New Inn. Kent. iroo ,n ottr uatiooz d i r t , alt ,. er i. 7l .. lo den V,tlaç Kt ...
... the Royal Artillery, was charged with falsely sign• attietation paper. l'risoner, who admitted the olfew.e, said be WWI a married inau and never nicmt to t Mist. Whilst drunk he enlisted about a month ago. He was very sorry, and it would not hare happened ...
... College, Chelsea, wa, aopointed national schoolmaster in 1864, stmeeeditig the late Mr. J. Oxley, whose eldest daughter he married few years after appointment. Mr. Parker held various public offices., including that of parish clerk, assistant overseer, ...
... rettularly.atia a month tit.. rlesred off. The maristrater, on coodit ten., aulseadod the order for reminittal. Ellla Monday. a married woman. at Central Rant -pate, lan charged At the pnlice•rourt. on Monday with being do oink and disorderly. Defendant she ...
... send Soapier ,••••• Iggioodoo, for Aida _________ _ To the Publisher, The S. aillbillionik , A COMMON CRAWL —Emma Hughes. a married woman, was charged with bring drunk and disorderly at Aehford.—P.C. Turner proved the wed the fined with mete. 1. defaces ...
... required to lay down their tool* anrl join ilia ranks of the Army. The committee of the fund has derided to a;low the of the married men 10a. and 21. for each child weekly. Aceording to the Boers. tbaar losaes at Lady. on Saturday were four and fifteen wounded ...
... Sussex Regiment was completed on Saturday. The total number to be called up was 433 and of these about 85 per cent. 111 .0 married meu. Mr. M. W. Fox. of New House, Wadhurat, who has kept wicket for Oxford and has thrown • up his course of readings at Oxford ...
... grooorl of alleged eroeltr. Complainant stated that she had eutlered persistent cruelty ' for the whole thirteen years of her married life, and her husband had kicked and bit her in a manner. Her mother, Fred Appa, and her weter-in-law, Alice Apps, mrroborated ...