... and Miss J. E. Ford lecturer in Government subject* Lewes Technical College, Mr. John Lyn Dewl Jones, 98. Claremont-road. Seaford, son of Mrs. A. Jones, 24, Y Rhos. Cardigan, West Wales, and the late Mr. E. Jones, was married Lewes Congregational Church ...

... ! Accident from a Fall.—An accident of somewhat singular nature happened to Mr. John Etbering- I too, of O&kahott Farm, on Saturday, being one of the j members and bowlers of the Pctersfield Club, and who was consequence prevented patting in his appearance ...

... Lewes (telephone. Lewes 1111). The child 29in. tali and well built. His eyes are brown and his hair fair and straight. The left arm bears vaccination maris. Peter was dressed a white hand-knitted dress, white lock - knit knickers (bearing the maker's name ...

... had in them some very superior cattle. The first and second classes competed in an oat grattan, the soil being gravelly loam, while the third was on a wheat grattan on clay, and the fourth class, which was thoughtfully added by the committee in consequence ...

... repay them to her. Mr. Grattan again stated that would pay half the costs, and upon his tendering the amount, and it being refused, he said would leave the point lie decided Mr. John Drummond. Mrs Hanks said that Mutter Grattan wanted to persuade her ...

... Knitting: Matinee coat. Mrs. Moore: pullover. Mrs. Cheesman: bed jacket. Mrs. Moore; cardigan. Mrs. Batchelor: mittens and bootees. Mrs. Burfoot; child’s cardigan. Mrs. Green. Sewing: Apron. Miss J. Alderton: lady’s blouse. Mrs. Pett: lady’s skirt. Mrs ...

... out of the George Hotel yard barking, and jumped at him. The first dog merely squeezed his arm, hut it was the tact that was wearing two thick coats and cardigan which saved him from being bitten. While was showing the teeth marks to the local policeman ...

... retention of the papers Mr. Grattan. . . It anoeared that Mr. Grattan had sent in bill for professional services to the complainant, which she refused pay, alleging that upon the occasion on which she employed Mr. Grattan she paid him the fee agreed upon ...

... Rowbottom, John Sallis, and Thomas Rees, labourers, of Mitcham, were charged with stealing a yard of gravel, the property of the Highway Board, from pit at Mitcham Common.—Mr. Blake appeared on behalf of the Board. —Fined 40*., and lls. costs each. John Toe ...

... bagging boniface’s kit. —frant. John Callow, 30, labourer, pleaded not guilty to an indictment charging him with stealing bag containing shirt, collars, cuffs, comb and brush, and two bottles of sweets, at Frant, on the 30th October, 1891. There was another ...

... bagging Boniface’s kit.—frant. John Callow, 30, labourer, pleaded not guilty indictment charging him with stealing a bag containing a shirt, collars, cuffs, comb and brush, and two bottles of sweets, at Frant, on the 30th October, 1891. There was another ...

... them on his right fore-arm. Called for assistance and prisoner was locked up. Witness asked why he had done it, and he said, “You’re a marine, and you don’t Ike a blue jacket.” Witness had his great coat on on, and this saved his arm a good deal. He had ...