... of hers. The followinx is a-list of awards:—Royal Society of Arts.—Shorthand. 80 words fic3:ionute: Nellie Shier. Ditto, 50: Joan, eane. Nellie Shier and Frederick Murphy. kkeeping.—Poss Stage I with credit: Barry Yates. John 'Franklin, Trafford Ward, Gladys ...

... mindation may to caned in manner provided by the said Enclosure Arts by a sale of a reit parts not ogee-turner in all one acre end halt of the portion of the said common. hatched md on thn raid mop providing that no more thall he mold than may be found ...

... Camberley, December 2nd. EPSOM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE AND SCHOOL OF ART. PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. The annual distribution of prises to the seemental student. st the Etwom Techniml institute and School of Art took plree on Monday evening. Mr. E. B. Jay. CC., presided ...

... from his stables; and I am sure that if Mr. Armitage's suggestion of notice boards was 'carried out, all riders would try and keep to the suggested paths. I feel, however, that a large number of those who walk over the Downs only do so at the week-ends, ...

... brilliance of Warne. led to Woking's third goal. He directed his !ginner. H. May. in art incisive movement after ten minutes of the second half, and getting the ball back from May, he worked in toward the Leyland goal and shot hard to the side of the net ...

... a Popular TTPr. - The Prettteat Act on the stare . ALMA MARVELLOUS YOUNTAINR. niO ni Wonderful Stage Spectacle! giilloito of Mal water pouring on lbe stage. Playing under powerful eleetrie liginu. Constant changes in the shape of the stater and colours ...

... added to keep out the wet, the cost amounted to £l5O. one else but • Herring and Son,' were Mr. Herring's words at a committee meeting when the subject was dismissed, shall put a heating apparatus into any church in Chertsey while I am alive. Deotlenteu ...

... beyond the seas. And WO C. never get the Party together again pre.: art a firm fruit to oppanents with.mt stating quite clearly what our policy is. To' keep the orgainsatiou alive and to supply utesl tilittri opinions ruefully manufactured with a view ...

... the scoring. Stimson receiving from Earl and giving the Mines' custodian no chance. Keeping up the pressure. Epsom looked like adding to their score. hut Ver. stage kicked the hall over the her to save. (lodalming now had a turn, and Butt sent across ...

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... of £25 drawn by hinted', debtor said that. at the time, ho had to pay £ll a week to keep himself, his wife and child, Mr. Kingham: Are you keeping your practice alive for the benefit of your creditors/ Debtor: Yes. Will you bandit over to the trustee ...

... staff in her hotel. =mum SYMMS, KINGSTON. Granny Stevens of kiingotoo, was another inteteoung old .fa me, who managed to keep' alive until alhe was oil her way to 106. She was a by birth, and wall born on November Wig 1795 She left the land o' cakes . ...