... There were no gas taps turned on in the scullery. Then he found Longley in the kitchen by settee. When Wait was brought into the house, he said to Longley: Are you all right, Charlie? Longley answered, but witness could not hear the reply. At this point ...

... Hickman, 61; Derek and Margaret Wilaon, «6: Linda Neal. 200; Aian. Lawrie and Owenyth Graveling, 150; Barbara and Kenneth Longley, 60; Vicki Winter, 350; Herbert, S; total, 81,387. ...

... CARETAKERS. CARETAKER-STEWARD wanted, Rye Club. Duties obtainable- from Secretary (state remuneration required), W. Longley, Rye. el4e CIARETAKER required, flats; basement, rent, rates free for services. Apply letter, 3, Anglesea-terrace, St. Leonards ...

... ajtee. Miss Newbery, Miss Headland, Holdeo, Miss Fanny Lougley, and befj. httle girls; Lily Meppem. Florry Mep- Patty Longley, Nellie Longley, and ■ ’Futt, who contributed two action- very pleasing style. Some excel- Pictures were thrown on the screen ilbojraHve ...

... Thomas, Worthing, was fined 10s. with £1 Is. 9d. costs for having driven a motor cycle a manner dangerous to the public at Longley's Corner, Rye, on September 7th. He pleaded guilty. Kenneth Walter Benham,.l)JSiavelockvillas. Rye, said that was crossing ...

... avenue, were suc- Davld Latchem, grade (credit); Joyce Hickmott, grade 111 (pass); Deana Latchem. grade II (pass); Peter Longley, grade I (pass); Mary Hall, preliminary (pass); Joyce May. preliminary (pass). ...

... (sister), Mr. G. Smith, .Mr. S. Stapley. Mr. D. Thompsett, Mr. D. Stapley. and Mr. P. Stapley (grandsons), Mrs. Burt and Mrs. Longley. Flowers were from : —Rob (widower); Bill and Min; Rose, Dave and family: Mercy and Fred; Fan, George and Sally; Len and family; ...

... Jenkins, 89. St. George'sroad, Hastings. Phone 5707. WALNUT bureaux, £2l/16/-, reduced to £l4/19/6; 18 gas., induce! 12 gne.—Longley and Co., BexhiU 28. WINDOW cleaner’s outfit, unused, cheap.— S, Hughenden-road, HaatII3*BURNER oil stove with oven; £5 offer ...

... (toy soldier); 3, Miss Upton, Whatlington (owl); Master L. Smith and brother, Marley-lane (cowboy and Indian); 5, Master C. Longley, Mountstreet, Battle (Chinese coolie); 4, Master Tookey and brother, Wellington-gardens, Battle (Pearlies); Master P. Ballard ...

... Mr. Longley and Mrs I—6,1 —6, 1—B; Mr. T. I and Miss Longley. 2—6, 2—6; Mr. Newbury and Miss Golden, 3—6. 2—6; Mr. Killick and Miss Moon. I—6, 2—6. Mr. C. E. Hayler nnd Fisher, lost Mr. XV. I*ongley and Sirs. Pape. I—6, 3—6, Mr. T. and Miss Longley, ft—3 ...

... reception was held at the bride’s Dvr. A. H. Glazier and Mis* K. M. Longley The wedding took place at Christ Church, Ore, on Monday of Miss Kathleen Mary Longley, daughter Mrs. E. Longley, 40. Sandownroad. Ore, and Driver Albert Henry Glazier, R.A.B:C.. ...

... improved on his winning time of last year to the extent of 25 sec 3. He successfully withstood strong challenge from H. A. Longley, of the Brighton Stanley, who rode an extremely fine race to get within 20 sees, of the winning time. Team honours in this ...