... convicted on the 29th of December last year before Mr. Newton for infringing the provisions of an Act of Parliament passed in 1939, which rendered him liable to a penalty of .£10 or to imprisonment not ex- ceeding one month. In this case the magistrate con- ...

... lady e! Ht7lvterulon outleof -be two' ibeactl/ifel Z~lise Glvlentss,'' ii welre initrictd at til's antie titiu ott JTly -,}1939 h(i iiss (t':Ltrii'ittt tie e6ter, ilin il -ild . Giadstotte, and Tio Na1isry, tiee v-ttvuder lerl Lytteltou), auni the beliress ...

... Estiniated at . 3,000 Bad ?? 15 1 Doutitfill, included inl property s'licete £9,691 15 9 Property to be taken by the assigntes.1,939 8 11 Property, in wbich Messrs. Glyn and Co. havo secu- ritv for debt and liabilities as per contra, and to ?? due from tho ...

... the last re- corded month the Society in quired into 2,153 complaints of neglect, illtreatment, and other srongs, of which 1,939 were dealt with, and 214 are pending. Thre cases found to be true were 1,807. The welfare of 4.921 children was affected in ...

... Burchell might not be at his office,but told }L her to put it into a larger euvelope, which ?? o be P addressed Mrs. Hawskins, 1939, North Second-street, ci Philadelphia, U.S.A. He asked her to post it, and she did so at Goswell-road. Ui Police-constable ...

... Massachosetts, U.S., and 24, Baxter- road. Essex-road, Islington, described as an operative stocking-borer; and Michael Harkins, of 1939, North Second-street, Philadelphia, and 9, Alfred-street, Cole- brooke-row, IAlingo, described as a grocer, were charged-efore ...

... pound was paid on the 12th of February, 1868, the second dividend, of 6d. in the pound was de- clared on the 18th of December, 1939, and now in May, 1890, the ad. journed audit wes hold, which was again adjourned, for what reason did not transpire. HER MAJESTY ...

... anda a total of 2,59S a0 charches and 3,738 chapels, containiing 1,138,532 sitting;, and whose services aire conducted by 1,939 81 patssmd355eaglss h Unday. scholars ce nimie vr4700,adtetahr ,30. Pbs mem- to Itis somewvhat reinarkeublethatt sh vng g ohs ...

... that name when he came over from America. He had not changed his name for any particular reason. His address in Ametica was 1,939, North Second-street, Philadelphia, where he had a wife and three girls and one boy. He never saw the de- ceased with Melville ...

... and giving an address at 24, Baxter-road, Essex-road, described as an operative stocking borer; and Michael Har- ksins, of 1,939, North Second-street, Philadel- phia, and giving an address at 9, Alfred- street, Colebrooke-row, Islington, described as a ...

... period 1851-61, the lowest since 1801-11. The greatest change is in Paislie.y and Aberdeen, the population having increased 19-39 per cent. in . the former place and 16-02 per cent. in the latter. In Glasgow the rate of increase is 10-62 per cent., in Edinburgh ...

... , was totr iCI Ie- no''II de. eI, an d A r. E ?? tla In ?? it'd Ctie 1;aroness. Mrs. Dunhill s tceal 11linny wa~ that iii 1,939 site was stavling \xv~C 11 her husband at the 1Hotei Me tiIiindoin, and there site made the ace funintanie oi the Baronaess ...