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... Frederick West, and grandson of Admiral Sir John West, G.C.8., and was in his year. served in the ranks for just over four years, and was gazetted second-lieutenant on August 24, 1898. Lieut.-Coionel Arthur John Watson was years of age. He entered the Army ...
... clolera•bolts, knitted socks of natural wool, 'faint.eShanters. Balaclava helmets, indelible pencils, de., are required.** Cardigan-juekets will also wet. come, and as we have jnst heard that a regiment, row in South Africa, has telegraphed home for cashmere ...
... people are making things for the soldier* and do not know who to *ena them to. I should be glad to receire any sach—shirts, cardigan jackets, tocks, muffler*, pipe*, tobacco, or money to get them. I hope for assistance, as winter the front is coming on, ...
... STATION. At about eleven o'clock this (Friday) morning. when some shunting operations were going on at the South Western Station, John Gruen, porter, was unfortunately knocked doz b b s i some carriages, which ran over and terribly his left foot and leg. Hs ...
... THE FOXHILL STORES. CARDIGAN-ROAD. An application for an - off licence for the Poohill Stores. 102, Cardigan-road. kept by Mr. (;earie Hughes, nestle by Mr. Cr 1. Mr. Simmons oppoord on be.telf of the tenants of the Carearvon Arms. - De Beauvoir-rood ...
... applications. THE CARDIGAN ROAD STORES. George Hughes, of the Foxhill Stores, applied through Mr. Creed for a beer “off” license for the general shop. No. 102, Cardigan Road.—Mr. Robert Simmons opposed on behalf of the tenant of the “Carnarvon Arms,” and also ...
... Queen Elizabeth,” George Street; The College Arms,” Wokingham Road; “The Swan,” St. Mary’s Butts, the license of which was taken away a short time ago; three houses on the Battle Farm Estate; and “The Cardigan Road Stores. Several of these were repetitions ...
... occur. known as the Free State Arms, in which a trade has been done for the last years. This the only free house in Africa—all positively more or less tied. The hold, the being held under dated 1854. The demand for Messrs. John Bull and Co.'s Entire, besides ...
... said he was in the Oxford Arms, Silverstreet, from 6 till 10 p.m., when he crossed the road to his , lodgings, and went straight to bed with a fellow lodger. Mary Ann Bennett, 11, Silver-street, said she was in the Oxford Arms, from 7.15 till 10, and ...
... unconcernedly rubbing arm. He explained that he was subjeob to walking in his sleep, and having had a nap in tbe train had stepped out of bhe carriage without waking.—At Clifton Junction, on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, John Macguire, a labourer ...
... Revs W. Anderson, H. G. Button, D. Annal, F. R. Dorhng, A. J. Davies, A. Bax, S H Case, Forbes Jackson, and W. Fuller, Messrs. John Heelas, M. H. F. Sutton, F. Hunt (hon. secretary), T. E. Hewett, Ridges, etc. Mr. F. G. Goodenongh, f.r.c.0., organist of Sb ...
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