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... VALUABLE STOCK CONSISTING OF HIGH AGIDIT VON T. BROCK & CO.'S FANCY FIREWORKS, A. toppiled lox dem te the Curd Salim of Torbay. LONGLEY'S OWN MADE SQUIBS, • 5/N 7/., NIA 9/- PER GROSS. A s Iegthp S WMIERESSER, B IRDS *BIRDS All kinds of British Birds for Sale ...

... threw his soul, con amme, his very inmost nature fires up and carries away the audience with its enthusiasm. • I hope Mr. Longley was not really describing the actual state of things in Rye, whets le lle to such tes he stated that be w--Inn men ese ...

... Womersky, Mr. Whiteman, Mn. and Miss Kingsland, Mr. and Mrs. Prior, Mr. and Mrs. Bones, and Mr. Kingsland (Rye), Mr. and Mrs.. Longley, Mr. and Mrs. Ralik, Mr. Boom, Mr. and Mrs. Catt, Mr. and Mn. Ney, Mr. Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Nerve, Mn. Wilma, Mr. Henbrey ...

... r. Barra cautioced him that if, he appeared before them . 'gait! Ir would be to prison. However, taking into account Mr. Longley's recommendation, Peters would be fined s. and 31, cods, with the alternative of 7 days imprisonment in Lewes Geol. Allowed ...

... Thursday week, before Mr. C. Sheppard (Coroner for the Rape of Hastings). it M. Chittanden't house at East Guldeford. Mr. Thomas Longley WilL chosen foreman of the jury, who having beet swan; viewed the bodies, and the following evidence was then adduced: Geeirp ...

... ioncheoa tea. The team were : Mums. Cheat, J. Hawes, White, i'illheani, Clark J. Mantic. Wag. horny Pearson, Compton, an:i Longley. Tbe Eastbourne lean, were the following : Mesta. Reader, Woolgay Winchester, Warwick. Sylvester, Rummy Sutton, Gardner, Wadey ...

... Schoolmaster, W. Wood. Success to the Tunbridge Wells I)iittict was replied to by Brother H. Longley, in a very appropriate speech. Song, Jack Robinson. H. Longley. The Chairman proposed Success to the Harold bodge, coupled with the name of Brother Willard ...

... Holman, R I. Rd!, enter, J. Vidier, T. Vidler, W. Webb, W Cheisenas, W. Hutchingson, W. Smith, 0. Wrenn, W. Langley, C. Longley, and F. Hutchinson. Several songs were sung during the evening. A vote of thanks to the chairman brought the meeting to • ...

... EOM R. CUMUL To the Chairman al the Battle Local Board ol Health. - was to be entered on !niggles. TM Chairman stated that Longley, the lamp. lighter foe the Boasd, bad resigned Ms post, and that he should think that the appointment nf • should be left ...

... gills with bowers. Several other haring hem Fuposed. mid gives by Mr T. Cane. Mr A. Comfort. Mt S. and concluding with Mr H. Longley's old favourite. J.ck Robinsoe. • evening brought to • with the raging of the Anthem. ...

... James Routh, Walter Dawes, Ns. Saville and Mrs. Saville, J. ILacer Wright, O. Holman, C. Amin, Henry J. Loagley and Mrs. Longley, Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, 3, Sharps, W. Ketspton, and G. Warren, Skinner Messrs. George Harvey, W. J. jun., E. Tavener, H. Burt ...