... entitled as of right to sanatorium treatment in whatever stage their illness may be, but such is very far from being the fact. ARREARS. The Act is generous in the matter of arrears, but this generosity may be be maid to cut both ways, the greater the generosity ...

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... Brown the domestic classes. The exhibition was staged in the Institute, Addison-road. and was opened by Mrs. Finlay, who wished the association success. and expressed the hope that they would be able to keep their allotments. Mr. Mitchell thanked Mrs. Finlay ...

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... says the public have never had access to this land he is, wo bellicose. making an assertion not warranted by the facts. It may be that the public had no legal right of surfs, but they had certainly wandered over • largo part of the land without let or ...

... through 'Mr. C. K Shelly, solicitor, who said at the time Mr. Kinghain was in a hurry to keep a pro• fessional appointment. ST. LUKE'S PLAYERS. FOUR SHORT PLAYS STAGED. Ir was union? WIMP that the Bt. Luke's Players. the enthusiastic dramatic society at ...

... lodging of 10 persons. The.. would be no ehana for the police to keep it under their mimes Won. He fled personal tooling in the matter. he w•• acting he thoug h A: town at Lome would have hint art.- str. Itswlnor heliel.l that if they mimed permits pion Mr ...

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... a drizzling rain falling throughout the game. and remit:slug the ground very suit. lbw Cranleighana pressed in the opening stages. and, otter Yeses had sent in a eatendid centre ahich wee mimed. Busher scored after Gold had Want at the goalkeeper. Short ...

... realise that by keeping the purse she ens stealing it. Recently she had experienced considerable trouble, and did not know wlist she ea. doing. SHEPPEETON. LORRY DRIVER FINED, The Bench consider that you are guilty of a very mean art. .aid the Mayor ...

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