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... ’busdriver, Abbotts-street, Wrexham (adultery). Phyllis Ainsworth, London-road, Nantwich, against James Ainsworth (desertion). Rose Harding. Underwood-lane, Crewe, against Gilbert Harding (adultery). George Leslie Hawthorn, aircraftman. Seaview-road, Colwyn Bay ...
... Church on .Monday wre Mr. George Gray Dines, younger son Mr. and Mrs. bines. Tariff. Aberdeen, Scotland, ami Miss Phyllis Rose Harding, the second daughter of Mm. R. A. Pengelly, and the late Mr. W. ft. F. M. Wallinjrton officiated at the ceremony, and E ...
... the Diocesan Committee and arranged in connec_ i * ilh and rescue work, *«a Biven by the Atehdeacon of Exeter a° Jfiiss Rose Harding. Bedsteads! Spring Mattresses; Wool Mattresses!— Lowest prices for from James right, Central Hardware Stores. The Ford ...
... departments were working in co-ordination, that 'the different cases could be treated under their separate heads. Miss Rose Harding, hon. secretary of the Diocesan Committee Preventive and Rescue Work, described the.object and operations of the various ...
... Bimmona Miss Kriio Smith. Miss Eva Marchant Mr P«. Mrs F. Harding. Miss Edie Whitmore. Mrs t*. Smith. Miss Bessie Smith. Mia. Rose Harding Miss Maggie Humphrey. Miss Mr H. Morley. A phonograph, exhibited by T. Harding, pave severs, pieces and the Good Templars ...
... Criticises Husband. A ca.* of fraud on the Post Office came to light at the West London Court yesterday (Thursda., I when Rose Harding, 21 Stanhopegardens, South Kensington, pleaded guilty to summonses for obtainMg money hr means of forged witharmial forms ...
... Hardie& aged 45 yevre, a carman, lately reading at 14 Britannia-road, Fulham, who died on Thursday last in Fulham Infirmary, Rose Harding, the widow, of 14 Dritaania-road, said that the deemed was a fairly Wealthy and sober He was employed by Messrs Ilibbe ...
... -HARDING—On Dec. at St s Church, by the Rev. Mesurier, Robert James Cornish, son of Thomas Robert Cornish of Landport, to Edith Rose Harding, daughte: af Sou of Frederick W Harding, On the Ist inst., at “The Pelican” CAPSEY Hor. (Comme: Portsmouth. Annie CARTER ...
... two minutes they returned and announced that they considered it a case for a jury. The magistrates therefore committed Rose Harding to take her trial at the next Assizes at Winchester. Bail was allowed for prisoner in the sum of £5O and two sureties of ...
... later when the young man. having escaped the Boer's bullets, comes marching home to the girl he left behind him-- poor Rose Harding, suffer ing from a perpetual cold, is re duced to wearing indoors an old maid's shawl as she plods hope lessly on the domestic ...
... Welslay as his sidesman, and • Mr. Halton nominated Mr. Dunbabin. The following were elected sidesmen :—Messrs. Rowson, Rose Harding, Gsrrard.lledge. Cox, White, Dyke.H Naylor, Hunt, Joseph Hesketh, and John Harding. Mr Westbrook and Mr.Rowson were re-elected ...
... hay and straw from all English ports. Sir Edward Sha?, founder of the toffee firm at Maidstone, who is 74, married Mrs. Rose Harding, at Clirist Church, Westminster Bridge-road, yesterday. Beautiful furniture and fabrics are on view at an exhibition of ...