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... CARROTS AS JAM. TRICKS THE “FOOD FAKER” EXPOSED LONDON EXHIBITION. At the Pure Food Exhibition which opened ' at the Royal Horticultural Show on Monday last, the public had an opportunity seeing some of tlie tricks which are played upon them with regard ...
... Thursday 27th November Advertising (01227) 454545 Editorial (01227) 767321 The Times Dodgytubbies may choke young kids FAKE Teletubbies on sale in Kent could present a serious safety risk to children Trading Standards Officers will be out and about in ...
... CharUs Russell, 20, groom, pleaded guilty to stealing, the 3rd of May last, at Sandgate, a coat, valne 4a., the property Alfred Fake. former conviction, the 15th April, 1871, was proved against the prisoner.—Sentenced to four months* bard labour. THR ROUBERT ...
... the To-vn Chatham, and their environs, held in the Guildhall of the said City, the day of Jamiary, 131 S, convened the Mayor, fake into nsideratton the best mode opening a ‘•UDSCRTP- fur the of the INHABITANTS the RUSSIAN PROVINCES suffering the severest ...
... trees with attractive folisgeco;ldalloombhe extremely harmoniously. Cafe tables or seating offering a splendid view of the exposed and lit Roman house could be 5 mmm fragments of street life could exist at every turn. Such a building could incorporate aome ...
... items A trading standards spokesman said: Counterfeit toys are the worst because some even have fake safety marks The most common problems are easily-exposed sharp spikes and loose stuffing which can cause choking Almost 100 mothers andisabies have visited ...
... personality of their own, earning | suppose that sums up modern society — sham, fraudulence, vacuity, the preference for the fake rather than the genuine. Actors are already banned from performing in South Africa, and the Left are now planning to stop them ...
... authoritatively robbed of their goods and moury, and threatened with and exposed to instant death if they make the alighlesl resistance. The Greek communities, a* a body, are rlso exposed to avanes orarbilrary exactions, imposed the local aulhoritica wherever ...
... - foreigners — until angler Wayne Bull admitted fooling the Kent fishing community with a photograph of himself holding a fake pike; accepted as a record for waters around Canterbury. And, not so hot.on his heels, came ‘round the world walker Ffyona ...
... Charles Russell, 29, groom, pleaded “ guilty to stealing, the 3rd of May last, Sandgate, coat, value 45., the property of Alfred Fake. A former conviction, the 16th April, 1871, was proved against the prisoner.—Sentenced to four months’ hard labour. THE ROBBERY ...
... marriage, an.d she was now pregnant. In this predicament, and unable to satisfy the hopes of both claimants, determined to fake ££ that way at onceâ by which Mucheath proposed ££ to please all his wives,â and hanged himself. The Jury found a Verdict ...
... The HORTICULTURAL JOURNAL having , a iged, the PRINCIPAL SOTII.S .i' their OFFICIAL ORGAN, strongly f«» every individual who fakes an in- the culture Flowers and Fruit. TV, Proprietors of the IIoHTIcui.TURAI. Jouri remind all classes, that, inasmuch as it ...