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... was sentenowl to twelve months' hard labour. Prisoner pleaded that after his escape he went to America, and while there be married, and he had a child. Accused was OM',laud for trial. The King will conclude his visit to Lord and Lady lyre_ at hlreden NW ...

... LADIES Ic a few days correct all irregularities and remove all obstructions, also cure Amentia, and cause no injury; to the married or single are ! invaluable. post, under cover, from Is. lid. i or 2s. 9d., f'orn HORTON CO.. Chemist* j Dispensers from the ...

... out the engagement when he was in a position, hut at lliat time her money had come to end and he was hard up. was willing to marry her now if she would accept him. During the whole course of the history, so rar as was personally concerned, his intentions ...

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... SITfING-ROOM and Bedroom vacant for ts - VOOD REFORM. Something altogether eeraPhdre 19 0 19 Irsaas, trishord. patent Ladies or married couple; bath-room. supemeding ordinary Butter substitute.. acitien, barbed boys; an latest impromensate. attendance_._— 59 ...

... should follow his heart, and he explained that she would have to be resident in England three weeks before they could get married. He also told her that he had a position at the Daimler Company’s Works and so they came to Coventry, where she stayed at ...

... next-door neighbour quite delighted. The prise distribution a great success. Also the speech -making. Who will be the next to get married? Quite a common thing at Headquarters. A very useful present, F.C. What a splendid voice, J. C. A. Join the Choral Society ...

... COUNTY CO U RT. Monday.—Refore his Honour Judge Wiglitman Wood. BROTHER AND SISTER. The adjourned ease of Elizabeth Sketchley, married woman, who sued her brother, Ernest Saunders, farmer, of Sharnford, for the amount due on an order made by his Honour nine ...