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... In condemning the spending of £28 over a at Cardigan County funeral, Judge Bishop, Court on Friday, said he hoped not more than £5 would be spent on him. As commander of King yacht Britannia, Captain John Carter, who died last week, won 147 prizes, to ...
... the counties and 55.88 in the boroughs 8,500 members of the forces hold certiSn . of efficiency to render “first aid •from John Ambulance Association, an 272; following an increase of 311 last ve.7 per cent, of the whole strength thus hold satisfactory ...
... the counties and 88 in the boroughs, 8,500 members f the forces hold certificates of efficiency to render aid” from the St. John Ambulance Association, an increase of 272; following an increase of 811 last year; 77 per cent, of the whole strength thus ...
... it is requested that all communications should sent to that address. The office will opened daily. ST. JOHN' AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION. The St. John Ambulance Association has undertaken the organisation of working parties and the collection and forwarding ...
... curates were licensed the Palace, Gloucester, on Wednesday, the Lord Bishop of the Diocese: Rev. Henry John Butt, Christ Church, Gloucester; Rev. Walter John Carder, M.A., All Saints, Cheltenham; Rev. Neville Ernscliffe Grenon, St. Luke, Cheltenham; Rev. Cyril ...
... out, and as the weather is now getting colder, I would say they are woollen scarves and gloves of khaki brown colour, also v.'arm vests; while perhaps above all things tobacco is the most prized. Acknowledgments. BRITISH RED CROSS WORKING PARTIES Miss Florence ...
... Huddleston, dated September 23; Seymour Tubbs, dated September 26; John Ashton Case, dated September Cyril Lawson Cole, dated September 26; Edward Lloyd Francis, dated October 29; John Bennett Langton Pyke-Nott, dated October 29; Clifford Spearing Cole ...
... use of billiard tables, whist and card games, etc., with refreshments nominal charges, vis.-All Saints', Fairview-road; St. John's. Albion-street; Salem Institute; Bakerstreet Institute; Wesley Hall. St. George'sstreet; St. Peter's Institute. Tewkesbury-road; ...
... and clothing, which the military authorities also find lor the soldiers. Haddock’s contention. on the other hand, is that in arming at the amount of Army pay which the enlisted teacher receives, the fact must be taken into consideration that is saving certain ...
... urness Withy type. The Iron and Steel division is passing through the same experience, and the absence of any increaso in the John Brown dividend is timely rebuke to those operators who have been tempted to allow their enthusiasm to outrun their discretion ...
... 0., commanding the Scots ds ’. r' , of well-known family at Coates, near Cirencester. Cant John Hampden Waller, of the Honourable Corps of Gentlcmen-at-Arms, who is advanced from M.V.O. to C.V.0., is a son of former rector oi Bourton-on-the- and a descendant ...
... smart young Cashier. Doorman, and n|7ANTED. all round Farm-hand ; good milker and Ploughman; cottage and garden—Bubb. Grove arm. Hartpury. ,ja [A TAN TED, reliable Workman; good milker and fV used to horses; on© with strong sob preferred. cod cottar© and ...