... vacant on February 10th, but the Harriers play Bloxham School on that day in Banbnnr. It decided that the Night School and Golden Villa should play their match that day, the representative of the former promising to scratch their fixture with Fenny Compton ...

... and after receiving his education was articled to Dr. Highmore, that town. After completing bis articles he was Bristol, Maidstone, Ludlow, and Banbury. Whilst at the latter place he purchased chemist's business in Swindon, to which he removed in 18 ...

... even takes his owner for an airing, and what stands in Belgium for the little donkey shay of Whitechapel or , the classic Old Kent Road is drawn by a team of dogs, who move along at great pace, and who generally seem happy, willing, and well treated. But ...

... even takes his owner for an airing, and what stands in Belgium for •* the little donkey shav of Whitechapel or the classic Old Kent Road is drawn by a team of dogs, who move along a great pace, and who generally seem happy, willing, and well treated. But ...

... McNeill, Loveland, Dacre, A. Smith, Siiaw, Kent, T. 11. Waters, and Gibbs. Mr. Gus Hunter, who is quite an acquisition at social gatherings of the kind, accompanied the singing on the piano with much acceptance. Golden Hair and the Three Bears.— briefly announced ...

... MeNeill, Loveland, Dacre. A. Smith, Shaw, Kent, T. H. Waters, and Gibbs. Mr. Gas Hunter, who is quite an acquisition at social gatherings of the kind, accompanied the singing on the piano with much acceptance. “ GoLDEN Harr AND THE Tißee BEARS.— | As briefly ...

... re bounds, tried to pick out tbe four famons gorse coverts in tbe Red Horse Vale—namely, Ladbrooke, Watergsll, OxhiU, sod Golden Cross, will wend bis way towards tbe secluded field where tbe fatality that undoubtedly aroused more sensation as well as ...

... there l. had a £l,'Joo, about £250, and farn.ture and book ,ery day', tport, owing abrenca of debts, 4c., .boot £4OO, Ha again dealt with the Kent field out lecloded Mr. Frank Pennant, furniture and called it hi. own. Hi. w.f. knew we. in command. Sir Samuel ...

... Mr. ami the Hon. Mr*. T. Kingacote-Foar bon-bon Captain L. King-Noel—Silver cigarette box there was a fair attendance. Mr. . Kent, the Brooke House this wex-k cannot take place. Major-General Sir Denis Pack, the distinguished diahoa. Major and Mr. Kear ...

... members of the firm of contractors (Messrs, thirty-six blooms, which were fine col- Apples-CalinKry-1 Mr. U. Cbspman. 2 Mr. J. Boote, and Middleton) attended the enquiry, as .also did . r C ...

... she thought.—James Soden, chimney sweep, said he beard Mrs. Green call Kent “ dirty tike.” Kent said he would make her “ prove her words,” and other words followed. Witness told Kent he bad better leave Mrs. Green alone, or she would summon him, and he ...

... Wall. Ropwwurtt*. Burford. T LET. with early pos*e«u in. Mo. *. mldT* Villa, now in the occupation Mr. Drrwnaa.— Enquire, Golden Villa. Banbury. , LET. good HOUSE and SHOP, oiteelkat petition. For full particular* apply. H. Bartlett. Market Place. Banbury ...