... Pollington Church to-day (Monday). December 50, p.m. (not 2 p.m., previously announced). BOWKER. —December 26. 1946. his yen:. HENRY ALAN BOWKER. of Heath Hous.. Farnham Common. Bucks., dearly loved husband Kathleen Stanhope and loving father of Keith, Richard ...

... City=J Walker and J Wadsworth, dyers, Leeds, A Spoor, sen, and A Spoor, jun, builders, Newcastle-upon- T'yne—A Bowker, E Bowker, and M Bowker, brewers, Pendies ton, Lancashire=C Dod and H Beut, shipebrukers, London—W Taylor and “ i Mackenétie, coal-dealers ...

... taxes collected by Mr. Bowker wvre unaccounted for. Of course a warrant for his committal was speedily issued, amnd he now lies in Lancaster Castle, while his furniture, &c., has been seized by the authorities, Unfortunately, Mr. Bowker was a tartner with ...

... JOWETT. The remains of the late Professor Jowett, enclosed in a plain coffin with no inscription, were placed on a tram at Farnham to-day, and conveyed to Oxford, where the funeral will take place. THE PHEASANT SHOOTING. Reports to hand regarding the c ...

... Square, London, merchant; Nov. 27, Jan. 8, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall Street. Sol. Cutler, Bell Yard, Doctors' Commons. Pet. crs. Charles and John Shepherd, of Cousin Lane, cement manufacturers. Dated Nov. 18. William Carpendale, Kingston-upon-Hull ...

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