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... Royal Standards, and other flags. One of these lines, stretched to Moulton's corner, one to Amoore and Sons', another to Reeves' corner, and the last to the Distillery Company's premises, the York Hotel. Going eastwards, there were several very well decorated ...
... and Simmons. Beach Cottages—Miss Hickman. Wellington-place Messrs. Metcalf and Kirkpatrick. Amoore's Corner—Mrs. Stubbs. Reeves' Corner—Miss Stubbs. Queen's Hotel—Miss Perrins. Claremont—Miss Cobb and Mrs. Holloway. Hastings Pier—Miss Croucher. Hospital ...
... cross j roads tekham Cha|>el. with branches-Teodera for manual Uixmr not accepted; material. Mr 8. bbaldon. to «d (Lot Reeve* corner Cote corner, chapel Allertou boundary near Ashton and Stoughton Mill- Manual labour. Mr V Til'ey. . material. Mmsiw Pether ...
... MB. JOHN WAIW. the koarpoireeld Beciety'• Rheum. AI Chambers, Pryresell Mondry. et Pour p m.. that well reeved Corner the of need sad Cobourgeermd, Plymeadr, knows as 1. Belle comprmeg. two Room 8 monk. wet drawee room, large ~des or beck rod • hemses ...
... Memorial, relative to new bright and brilliant arc lamp which the Borough Electrical Engineer (Mr. Ferguson)-hud placed at Reeves’ corner. We understand that the lamp was tent down to Hastings as advertisement a London firm, and that, if thought desirable ...
... keen but pleasant game by two goals to one. For Masham Hurtwick, who made his first appearance, plaved a tine game as did Reeves, Corner, Beaver, Craddock and Thorpe . . . _ . There-atilt of this match gives the &lasham team the rubber between the two teams ...
... Smith, “Food Gates, 11.30, Marvis « ort of H. Rogers as ——N.¥ ue, 21.99 and 7, F. aby, aud 4. J. Terrett,- m, Moore and W. Reeves corner Liverpoo ; Streatham, n, 11.45, 8. Carter and T. Moore; or-road, West Ham, 11.65, C. , Barking, 7. C. Mowbray, T. Hare ...
... rings; Mrs. o,Neill, Burmese lace handkerchief ; Mr. Knowles, water colour painting: The Misses Nicholson, sugar Miss E. Reeves, corner bracket and soup basin; Miss P. Rattenbury, sofa cushion; Miss Kose, silver button hook and shoe lift; Mr. and Mr** Pilcher ...
... street tablets at each end 1,. accepted. The necessity for marking the Idirection of the main roads leading from Mr. t. H. Reeve's corner was bought before the meeting, and it was resolved that the Clerk draw the attention of the county authority to the matter ...
... lose its credit for enterprise by not adopting the suggestion of Dr. Mallins that a corner of Norwich Road, known as Mr. Reeve's corner, should give some indication to travellers as to the direction in ‘which the road leads. Nearly every day sees ‘eome motor-car ...
... Middle Street be benceforth named Post Office Street. . Mr. B. W. Blomfield seconded, and this wi declared carried. - MR. REEVE'S CORNER, De. Mallins said he thought similar notice should be put up at the corner of Norwich Road. This was the most i:rngn coraer ...
... iron street tablets at each end accepted. The necessity for marking the direction of the main roads leading from Mr H. H. Reeve's corner was brought before the meeting, and it was resolved that the Clerk draw the attention of the countv authoritv to the matter ...