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... been fined in November, 1965, for keeping betting house. The magistrates imposed fine of £lO, and allowed advocate's fee of two guineas. He was allowed month to pay. CAMBRIDGESHIRE DAY RAID. Another raid was carried put last Wednesday afternoon by Su ...
... nreii own; but this he would not allow, and 1 therefore replied, I can't pretend say, sir, that have any definite opinions on the matter, hut lam noti inclined to regard what I saw as merely vision vouchsafed by Heaven. There seems to a more natural solution ...
... This man Socialist, and a follower Mr. Dan Irving! Mr. Hudson, during the course of his re- stated that had right to interfere 'with the domestic concerns of the Transvaal. Either Mr. Hudson has not read anything about the Conventions of 1881 and 1884 ...
... Hindle. being •drunk and disorderly St. James'*! streetf'on Sunday flight, and also with assault^ (fharles Hudson. Prisoner pleaded guifty, charges. Hudson, who is employed at the said that about quarter past .the previous night, was proceeding horrtd along ...
... Gladstone's old friend and host, and next week he will stay with Sir H. Campbell-Bannerman, at Belmont Castlo. A request to be allowed to race Shamrock 11. again next year for the America hits been refused by the Now York Yacht Club. The Kaiser 6aid be suffering ...
... hare returned without Kitty hearing of it, and Mrs. Hudson, his elderly housekeeper, a great friend hers, and would never reveal the fact, that she had taken shelter the cottage. Ominous in the heavens warned her that she must make her mind quickly. She ...
... ER O^all'M A novel way of seeing the “Happy Homes of Great Britain and Ireland, now adopted by the proprietor of Hudson's Soap. Hudson’s War Balloons are travelling over various parts of the Kingdom.* They are facsimiles of those used by the Military ...
... wife. So far from casting any doubt on the supernatural portion of my relation, he regarded this the direct interposition of Heaven, for assuredly Ida Trestrain would never otherwise lmve been discovered. fully agreed with him seeing the Hand of higher power ...
... Parkmson they would not added Mayor, *' heaven knows when anv money all because they did not know yom will tot through. Do not tho coot would be. at gnat and camel. Councillor Holt lie did not want to Councillor H. Hudson, supporting, said that disparage any ...
... and that the associations with which they were identified were moving heaven and earth to break the agreement which they made with the Guardians. He hoped that they, a Board, would allow that letter to lie on the table. He moved that the names of those voting ...
... , the Rev. J. H. and (Mrs. the Rev. C. J. Street, the Rev. ; H. S. and Mm. Solly, the Rev. F. and Mrs. Coleman, Mr. G. H. Hudson (secretary), Mr. H. Utttey, Mr. David Harrison, Mr. T. Lancaster, Mr, Alfred Lancaster, Mrs. Clifford (daughter a former pastor) ...
... for those found with badge were the greatest the kingdom heaven. Greatness of servics could not be separated. There wore some Christian workers who will net play the game unless they arc allowed captains. Others were like clocks, they went fast that ...