... apparently, being quite contrary to the owner » desire, means were taken rescue the golden deposit. Local watercress growers were requisitioned to don their water-boots and wade into the silent and greedy waters snatch their -poil ami place in more convenient ...

... MARLOW years rrith the late Mb. Cubblm CrETiB. CYCLES! cycles! CYCLES agent FOE Raglan” and other Cycles. w. B. LANGSTON’S BOOT WAREHOUSES, HIGH ST, MAHLOW AS IN 1866 SO IN 1901. TELEPHONE R TELEPHONE 6 6 GROCER & PROVISION MERCHANT, MARLOW. MARLOW JEWELLER ...

... trains to London on Tuesday, February 2nd, on the occasion of the opening of Parliament the King. Boots. —A genuine anle to clear. Sewrey’a Genuine Boot Sale at 46, Market Place, Readinv. commences on Monday next, February Ist. and will continue for fourteen ...

... lordship, the Small Holdings Act i« born hundred years too late. Although the infant bantling is presentoil to the world in a golden cradle valued at weiOO.OOO-wrung from the taxpnyers of this country—this mythical being will never thrive, because, like vampire ...

... Commtlee.—Mr. Santer and Mr. Buckley were re-elected overseers, and Mr. R. 11. Cleure wits appointed in tbo place of Mr. K. Kent. Meetings.—The meelinß-nißbf* of the Council were fixeil for the eecoml Monday in the month, 7 p.m. Estimate.— The Clerk submitted ...

... T. Loader’s varieties of globe mangel: 1 Mr. E. A. Puresell, 2 Mr. J. Woodford. Specimens of Mr. T. Loader’s golden intermediote or golden tankard mangel; I Mr. J. Woodford, Mr. E. A. Pur*sell, Mr. B. W. Clarke. Specimens of any of Mr. T. Loader’s varieties ...

... warning which Mr. Chamberlain gave only evening or two ago. that w© should beware of the con tecqnences of letting slip the golden opportnnitj of fair understanding with our Colonies, each Canada, on which the eyes of America are greedily fixed. We have ...