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... Antagonist. On his arrival in Poole on the 14th April. about three p.m., he was approached by the defendant, who was on board the Cardigan, which vessel we tying alongside the Antagonist. Defendant called him to the side and asked him if he wanted to leave the ...

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... General Work. Committee for making up and mirroring Station Road. Cromer Road, and Cardigan Rod :—Mr Genres Maidment. X 755 Ile 21; Mr 8 Sunnier.. £928 15. 3i; Mmars armed. and Newton, £663 ; Mr G T Sudden, 1752 7. 3d ; Mr H C Briley, £683 Ile 63.—The committee ...

... and Co.—lt was also resoled that the contractor should be asked to delay forum, laying of pipe. in the Cromer, Station, and Cardigan Roads for the prompt, bat to keep three men on the work to prevent risk of damage to the puhlic —At a further meeting of ...

... j commencing to work for himself, complainant had duce him the bum he mold.— Defendant arm fined lea and now, or In default 14 A firenee Slone AT 8.C.1111111. John Matthews, of Routh Road, epeingbourne. was fun Isarleg P.C. Loot on the Mb of September ...

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... engaged by her as ? housemaid Deemnber 14th. Mae left March 6th, ' and disorderly in Windham Road, tipting? the tooperty ot John Juerph N O etoo. An on the 9th ins t.-- Seigeatit Davies the tads pleaded not guilty.--Mr. W. H. Linn made a request to see ...

... Primrose Imps Collet. r. Grattan. Will you allow vas !pace to and carried a shower bouquet, the gift of the m a t e shay the imported tenders, which The monthly concert the Pock Prim- bridepoone. She was attended by two brides- Mr. Grattan alleges were given ...