... The Mimes Annie Gill and Leone Smith kindly asaseed in training the children for the dames, end Mr. A. Cliff erected the plat/arm. The visitors were entertained to tee at the interval by Mrs. R. II Burlingham. The programme was es follows: Man:Ming and physical ...

... FRUITERER AND FLORIST. 19, ihidge St., EVESHANI. I:7ITE of 7 pro. log Droving Room. frames colour inlaid. Oak 1' try. al &AM% 1 Arm Main. sad 4 Ai An: limasd-hood. Worm Mir. QUITE of 7 peg. Molrogoar, holstered in of low Conch ? 2 Tub flrooll Chain; in excellent ...

... lyres.,,, M 6 years. late' led at Use h Cemetery to-day ( NoJneedayi, st tieire•ry at Swim e *dire daughttr W Mr sad Mrs M Grattan, as. pomace Road. Worktaste.. 4. oat lOADLII.-11 West Lod tarot. Fiotatty, 10 last., Jolla Robert. beleeel ul Mr Yrs Robot ...

... bear arms. Are you all cognisant of the fact that that is no longer the case? To-day every Irishman on Irish soil is entitled to bear arms. • When I last stood here there was a law in force called the Arms Act, which forbade the carrying of arms by anybody ...

... in which Jabee Garrard, a retired builder, of Percy House, Little Park, Enfield, was the plaintiff, and the defendant, Mr. John Henry Milton Meyera, of Hampton Home, Hornsev. formerly a resident tradesman in Enfield, carrying on the business of a photographer ...

... be faced, he played the game by offering to marry her. Here in a few sentences is crystallised the main situation of Mr. John Galsworthy'e new play The Eldest Son, presented at the Kingsway last night. And since, in the end, the girl refuses to ...

... helms. thanks were hear ale 01 . had erintributed the enjoy . ems' Arm nott serer eirtto • ft Motors war Thu/yam eveningern J. Parton Felons , on flu. Mfr and work tenor. Mr. J. P, Grattan, mooted. Ktwanr A )..a o 'mphs velvet. took place at the Worloyan ...

... FOOTIALI. MOTUI. EVESHAM, Canons lloonne.—M 10.45. Tuesday. Jan. 7 Thuredav, Jill 9 . Netherton. SoturdaY. Jan. 11-Berkeley Arms, Egdon, at 11. Tee Woicsergnagunx—At 11. Monday. Jan. 6 Golden Bromagrove Wednesday, Jan. 8 Friday. Jan. 10. White Hart, Farnhill ...

... WADLEY. Funeral at Bldford. We regret to record the death of Mr. Proc. ter Vernon•Nadley. which toot }dace at the Northwing Arms Hotel. ErethaM, early on Saturday morning. Mr. Wadley was about on Friday a..marently in his usual health, but on returning ...

... speech on the Navy and the Cleanoellor of the Exchequer's Inencial statement are bath very cheering, and one cannot read Sir John French's tont. mony to the heroism cheerfulness, and endurance of our roes without a thrill of pride. All that the nation has ...

... had now landcd in England, and was on hie way to hospital at Leeds. NORTH EACH SOLDIER'S DEATH FROM WOUNDS. The parent. of John Thomas Stevens (191. have received the sad news that young soldier, who enlisted just about a year ago to the 7th Gloucester% ...

... paid over to Sheppey by John Bennett was something over £7OO. s it. g old coins were there of Valin. tinier, Gratian, Valentinian, junior. and Theo. doaium, and the silver ones those of Conetentius, Julian, and Valentinian. Grattan, and Theodosius. It was ...