... Williams. Mr. o._patiliwpod. . _ _ - iiivrirl7Arkwright. Mr. and Lady Muriel Worthington- Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Rickards. Mr. T. M. Rickards. Miss Lenox, Miss Ciilntl* Mr. Powys Smith. r. and 11 re. Kalph Bruce. Mr. Douglas Cotes. Burke. MiBB Burke. Rise Fulton ...

... Value, 20 for Is. CLARK'S STORES, THE MARKET. BARKING. AGER AND CO., COACH BUILDERS, VAN AND WHEEL WORKS, FARRIERS AND GENERAL SMITHS. Tyreing Done on the Latest Improvements. VANS, CARTS, Sc BARROWS of every Description Let on Hire. MOTORS & OTHER VEHICLES ...

... BurnbamewCrouch. TURN-OUTS. Tradesman's light tum-oet. 1. Mims, !Webster and Wade. Burnhamoserosieb-_ 2. Mr. Welter Garter; 3. Mr. George nsiusa.. - BatitliMTM - ate - r. Tradesman's or farmer's heavy tstrimoot.-.. 1. Mr. 8. Parker. Welched. Stemple: a. Wrsl Frank ...

... Parish Church for 25 ycers, passed away on tbo 19th at the ago of 75. Mr. George Johnson, for many years road surveyor of and chairman the Epping Board of Guardians, died last week George lono, Woodford, agod 77 years. Mias entertained the members of the Southend ...

... centuries; and can now be obtained in bags, ground into a flour, at 125. Per Ton (4-toe lots and upwards); fres on rail at Worthington Station. 14.11.; bas as usual, now is the tine to apply it for wheat. rough pasures. seeds, and all autumn crop& —Apply ...

... They were formerly in a pacifism of anisenoe, and they were discharged with the sympathy of the Bench. A horseman, named George A. Mcmte employed at Admiral's Farm, Great Bentley, was found dead from aniffocation near this farm on Sunday by his father ...

... Cobb°, Co!cheerer; Mr. F. H. Page, Col. drawer; Mr. E. Rico, Dovercourt; Mr. C. T. Rogers. Braintree; Mr. W. A. Smith. Halsted; Mr. A. C. Smith, Colchester; and Watson. Braintree. PERSONAL PARS. Mr. Palms Nowbould, of Ilford, has been elected a member of ...

... Emith. seconded by Sullivan; carried unanimously' 18—0—01.—Proposed by Smith, seconded Berry; £8 9b. 4d.; carried 23-6-02.—Proposed by Smith, seconded Berry; £3O; carried by * by Smith; 18s. 5d.; carried unanimously. objection was ever taken to these payments ...

... Clarendon-square, Somers Town, Loudon, N.W. _ SERVANT wanted, for second work May, at South Woodford; age 18 to 20; two in family.—Smith, 28, New Fifle brook-road. Leytonstone. 120 f i SERVANT, good, wanted ; wages good. Also GIRL, about li, assist with children ...

... rent 1,24; ingoing about 1250.—Fred. Taylor. Auctioneer. Chelmsford. 2641 %MK Round For Sale. in Halsted; 25 gallons day.-Smith. llostield. Halsted. f MICE. compact. little Hairiness; 5 rooms; IN absolutely gehuine.—Call. liayter. Laindon Station. 1711 ...

... Green Violet Laodon. Mary Wilmor. Nora i Kei«nolh Porter. Ozxanl. Mary in own ; Arumr Unssell. Guest, IlogerH, Hubert Smith, Jolly, George j Parker, Harry Knightbridgo. Chas. W right, I hruest Brackloy. Blsie Yuli, Oociba Parmenur Horace Mabel BiUlea, Allred ...

... tbo The Bishop of St. Albans has appointed UJNS. ,aarM>rB u> j inquest* held in Fast during 1906 is the Roy. K. J. Coltrill Smith, who was ) The North West 11am Liberal and Radical fo.iows: —Accidental deaths 46. suicidce 29, enrato of Groat Waltham from ...