... on the last rate. The Highway Committee recommended the acceptance of Mr. Early's tender of £52 10s for the widening of Reeve's Corner, which was agreed to. A letter was received from residents in Park-place requesting the Board to asphalte the pavement ...

... cross-roads to Crickham Chapel, with branches; approved mountain lime*tons—F. Banwell, Ss per yard; Isgar, per annum. (8) Reeves’ corner Cote corner. Chapel boundary near Ashton and Stoughton Mill; approved mountain limeston —F. Banwell, 5* per yard; £8 per ...

... instructed by the Town Clerk to take note of the number of vehicles passing through the entrance to Queen'sroad, opposite Reeves' corner, between the hours of ten and five, and on the 24th January he ! attended there for that purpose. Duriug the seven hours ...

... fell. Deceased, on returning from tho train, sent for witness, who, in consequence, went to tho fly. was standing Mr. Reeve’s corner and said, George, I feel veiy bad, drive mo heme.” There was a passenger inside who was set down at his destination. Deceased ...

... continued to have the best of game, but the visitors having one back made off-side very frequent. Woolley saved well from Reeves, corner following, which Soaj placed we l, but proved futile. gave nicely to Soar the half-way Hoe. and that player raced nioely ...

... House, Woking Station. 289 910 be Bold, cheap, a small sail-cloth Tent, I makable for 'Carden or boating.—John Pica and L Reeves, corner of Eden-street and Brick-lane, Rineyton. 311 DON Y and Cart—Stroag useful Pony (piebald), harness and cart complete; pony ...

... couldn't make out, prisoner said : I told her I was hard up. When taken into custody, Reynolds had to be carried from Reeves' corner to the station.—Prisoner admitted being drunk and said he was going to Westfield, and enquired the way. He had come from ...

... of gigantic As for that abominable piece of patchwork the carriage way between the site the late York Hotel ami Messrs. Reeves' corner, one Would have thought that such man John Macadam, the Ayrshire road maker, had never been heard of. believe this gentleman ...

... on the last rate. The Highway Committee recommended the acceptance of Mr. Early's tender of £52 10s for the widening of Reeve's Corner, which was agreed to. A letter was received residents in Park-place requesting the Board to asphalte the pavement the ...

... encroaching on waste land,” by Mr F ; (2) “Thst tbe attention of the District Council be called to a piece of dangerous road Reeve’* corner,” Msjor Coote; (3) “That Immediate steps taken to stop football tying in tbe public thotougbfarca,” by Mr F Lyne. ...

... giving the ii•isi the loot. The then attacked, a corner being ;:tvin hoot wir11 tory Front the i v otee the cAts ',reeved. corner being conceded which , iene ry. Sir afterward, Wood again from a foul. The homeaters then atta..kett. but the redo' ...

... Cottages, Miss Jackson ', Metcalfe and sons, Wellington-place, lady employes Amoore's corner, Robertson-street, Mrs Stubbs ; Reeves's corner, Bank-building*, Mrs Bradnam ; Queen's Hotel, Mrs Macer Wright ; east end of White Rock, Mrs Hardwick ; centre of Baths ...